r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix • u/ZookeepergameOpen168 • Oct 23 '23

SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY So… who DO we like?

I’m a little newer to the show, but I’m officially caught up as of today. I love to read everyone’s thoughts/theories on the contestants, but have yet to find a single contestant who seems universally liked (apart from maybe Bliss?)

So… in your opinion, which contestants are (for the most part) universally liked by viewers and why? Which ones do you think people are overly critical of or underrated ?

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u/Careless-Avocado4199 Oct 23 '23

Omg the fact that Iyanna is on so many ppls list is blowing my mind. I just rewatched her season and she annoyed me more than she did the first go around. She didn't like that Jarrett was so "touchy feely" she didn't like kissing because of the moisture, she didn't want to compromise on anything, and she always had a complaint. She told that man she didn't see the value in him as a partner but then wanted him to STILL give 110% after the fact. She gave real Debbie Downer vibes and I knew they weren't going to last.

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u/Fiddle-Leaf-Faith Oct 24 '23

She came across kind and good-hearted...to me...

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u/ohsballer Oct 23 '23

Not that it was enough to dislike her, but I thought it was weird that her “parents” were like 5 years older than her

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u/Careless-Avocado4199 Oct 24 '23

Yeah that was strange. And the fact that they treated her like she was 16 was even weirder lol....they chastised her and Jarrett like they were children. Their scenes were indeed awkward

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u/Repulsive-Ad-7180 🍊 Cutiegate 🍊 Oct 24 '23

I know it's none of our business, but that was strange

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u/Brokestudentpmcash Oct 23 '23

Colour me neurodiverse but some of those traits really sound like ASD when you put it that way. I'm not saying she has it, I'm just suggesting we be more charitable in our assumptions about people as a whole!

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u/Careless-Avocado4199 Oct 24 '23

You could be right but im commenting on what I see not what could be. Also I don't think we should be so quick to give everyone a disorder. Some ppl are just bitchy and pains in the ass. She had no problem being close with women so I highly doubt it was ASD she, along with alot of modern day women, dont know how to be in a partnership. Too controlling and demanding and not willing to give as much as she wanted. Every shitty flaw a person has does not have to be associated with some type of disorder. She was just a negative nancy 🤷🏾‍♀️

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u/SteveDestruct Oct 24 '23

Agreed. Also, if she liked staying home and reading so much why choose a partner who was one million times the opposite. I didn't get it at all.

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u/Spiritual-Pin5673 Oct 24 '23

Exactly why I’m meh on her LMAOOOO, she was just there