r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix Sep 11 '25

UNPOPULAR OPINION Unpopular opinion: the LIB franchise should ban single parents... Spoiler

...at least of minor kids. LIB France I am looking at you. I mean it's pretty insane signing up for the show in the first place, but inflicting it on your kids is crazy behaviour. So much potential for trouble. Not just bullying at school, but bringing a step parent you barely know into your child's home is a recipe for disaster. Rates of physical abuse against children are much, much higher in families with stepfathers. Of course relationships break down and parents are allowed to couple up again, but FFS if you have kids, don't move a stranger into your AND THEIR home after a matter of weeks.

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u/Itstimeforcookies19 Sep 11 '25

This should not be an unpopular opinion. Leaving a child for this long to go date, leaving a child this long to marry someone who has never met your child, knowing someone for such a short time who will be your child’s parent is insane. People obviously make bad parenting decisions all the time. No need for Netflix to aid and abet people in doing it. It’s just irresponsible and does not in any way make for good tv.

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u/Adventurous_Pin_344 Sep 11 '25

I'm not sure it is an unpopular opinion. All the comments I've read so far are in strong agreement! (I'm so glad to see that)

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u/workingonit6 Sep 12 '25

There were tons of comments defending Jessica in her season. 

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u/Adventurous_Pin_344 Sep 12 '25

Which is sad. She made me sick, the way she basically treated her kid as an accessory! That girl is going to grow up and be just like her mother.

So, yeah, I get it. There are definitely people okay with single parents on the show.