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Anonymous wrote:Theresa looks giddy about him. Sorry I'm just not getting that vibe from him at all.

It's just hard not to be cynical about his very sudden pivot. I don't believe he feels the "can't live without Theresa" sentiment. He's disingenuous and theatrical. Nope.

Agree, I just don't see it.

I truly think he saw dollar signs, and less drama, with Theresa. He made a practical and cynical decision imo.

It's incredibly hard to have any buy-in in this relationship when there was zero sense of them organically falling in love. It seemed absolutely one-sided until the very last minute. Just weird.

Watching this confirmed that I hate reality tv.

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Anonymous wrote:Theresa looks giddy about him. Sorry I'm just not getting that vibe from him at all.

It's just hard not to be cynical about his very sudden pivot. I don't believe he feels the "can't live without Theresa" sentiment. He's disingenuous and theatrical. Nope.

Agree, I just don't see it.

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Anonymous wrote:The audience looks cold when he speaks, empathetic when Leslie does. Everyone is onto him.

Joan is holding Faith's and Ellen's hands, because his words are hurting them too.

So why are they there? If they were that hurt, they would have said screw it and not shown up.

They want the tv exposure. Hoping to get a spot on a reality tv show or get more attention for a future bachelorette role.

You are very cynical.

I think most of them were hoping to find love again.

The question was: why were the other women contestants at this show. The answer is that they want the exposure.

Yes, they went on Golden Bach to find love. That wasn't the question posed.

They are obligated to show up per the contract they signed. Did you see Ellen’s face when they announced that all the women would be at the wedding on January 4?

I don't recall ever seeing other contestants (same season) at the Final Rose show. That was different.

Yeah, they should leave these women out of it. They clearly want no part of it.

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Anonymous wrote:Kathy looks like she had work done too-- cheek fillers or something. Uggg. Looked better before.

Oops. I think I was mistaking Faith for Kathy in the front row.

How can you all tell them apart. That is ancient history to me.

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Anonymous wrote:The audience looks cold when he speaks, empathetic when Leslie does. Everyone is onto him.

Joan is holding Faith's and Ellen's hands, because his words are hurting them too.

So why are they there? If they were that hurt, they would have said screw it and not shown up.

They want the tv exposure. Hoping to get a spot on a reality tv show or get more attention for a future bachelorette role.

You are very cynical.

I think most of them were hoping to find love again.

The question was: why were the other women contestants at this show. The answer is that they want the exposure.

Yes, they went on Golden Bach to find love. That wasn't the question posed.

They are obligated to show up per the contract they signed. Did you see Ellen’s face when they announced that all the women would be at the wedding on January 4?

I don't recall ever seeing other contestants (same season) at the Final Rose show. That was different.

Anonymous wrote:Theresa looks giddy about him. Sorry I'm just not getting that vibe from him at all.

It's just hard not to be cynical about his very sudden pivot. I don't believe he feels the "can't live without Theresa" sentiment. He's disingenuous and theatrical. Nope.

Even when they are ancient, men have their pick of women (fighting over them).

If they are happy, then we can be happy for them. Gerry has apologized to Leslie. The show sets it up for one to be crushed. This isn't new. It's part of the entertainment value.

Maybe Leslie will be Bachelorette.

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Anonymous wrote:The audience looks cold when he speaks, empathetic when Leslie does. Everyone is onto him.

Joan is holding Faith's and Ellen's hands, because his words are hurting them too.

So why are they there? If they were that hurt, they would have said screw it and not shown up.

They want the tv exposure. Hoping to get a spot on a reality tv show or get more attention for a future bachelorette role.

You are very cynical.

I think most of them were hoping to find love again.

The question was: why were the other women contestants at this show. The answer is that they want the exposure.

Yes, they went on Golden Bach to find love. That wasn't the question posed.

They are obligated to show up per the contract they signed. Did you see Ellen’s face when they announced that all the women would be at the wedding on January 4?

They have so much in common-that is worth a lot!

Theresa looks giddy about him. Sorry I'm just not getting that vibe from him at all.

Anonymous wrote:How long is this going to last tonight? I thought it was just to be two hours!

LOL I had the exact same question.

Anonymous wrote:Kathy looks like she had work done too-- cheek fillers or something. Uggg. Looked better before.

Oops. I think I was mistaking Faith for Kathy in the front row.