Love Is Blind Season 7 | Episodes 10 & 11 Recap & Review | Netflix

[@ReelJames]

Brandon, let’s goooo! 👏 great job getting this recap up with the quickness. Can’t wait to keep watching your recap. 🙌

[@justmyopinion84]

Same to you my friend!

[@alecia-dfcb71]

First of all loved that you ended this supporting other creators, thats dope. On Marissa though, this particular scene you were referring to where she was irritable in the house. I don’t know if you are grasping what was really happening in that scene (i could be wrong feel free to correct me, just hoping to provide clarity). She told him she experiences PMS and also has vitamin d deficiency. This can manifest as feelings of depression and low energy in both men and women, before you even consider PMS symptoms and the general hormonal shift that occurs during a menstrual cycle. She also expressed that during this time she feels overstimulated, this can lead to being what we call “touched out”. From what we see Marissa is fairly up beat and almost child like happy most of the time. Ramses response to this new info being “thats fine I understand as long as it’s not something that happens long term” was so inconsiderate. It’s likely been her reality since puberty and will be until shes menopausal (which will bring in its on set of experiences). It’s a week out of the month where she needs to be in her body and give it what it needs. That may be rest, some alone time or simply an opportunity not to perform happiness for others. That’s not really something you compromise on unless you’re asking a person to ignore their mental, physical and emotional needs to accommodate your comfort. This is a much larger discussion of course but wanted to share my initial thoughts. Sorry for the length!

[@justmyopinion84]

All good and thank you for the clarity. Good response!

[@jamese5924]

I don’t think that Nick and Katie conversation was inappropriate. This is LIB. every season past couples from the pods meet up and talk. Nothing wrong with that. That was just Hannah’s insecurities coming out.

[@Tonyoung55]

His parents drove 10 hours she talk to them 4 hours straight that’s more then enough time. He said she cover his mouth with her hand

[@blastlachy2802]

tim is a weak man. he boke up with Alex because his parents drove 10 hours? didn't his parents want a nap after the long drive and filming for 4 hours. they must have been exhausted. they were probably happy to have a break. he's lying about his parents. his parents didnt care that she took a nap. they were probably napping too

[@Monicahappened]

You know this show has “taught me” to not pick sides when couples are venting to me about disagreement because two people can be right and dead wrong at the same damn time. You will never find perfection in anyone you decide to date, just be the very best version of yourself. Even at your very best there is always still room for improvement. Great review Brandon!

[@justmyopinion84]

Thank you very much!

[@TheTotiF]

Sounds like he don’t got TikTok with this Tyler support recount…

[@swirlyferly]

that’s exactly what I thought 😂

[@alecia-dfcb71]

Yea i was like ummmmm you sure about that??? Lol

[@justmyopinion84]

What you mean?

[@swirlyferly]

@@justmyopinion84 he’s had Christmases and pumpkin patch visits with his kids 😭 They were literally wearing matching pjs in some photos. Also they have tons of videos together and then he goes on the show and is like “they don’t know me”

[@alecia-dfcb71]

@@justmyopinion84 she keeps giving him opportunities to be honest and he just lies more. She asked him directly “do the kids know what you look like?” and he said I don’t think so. Like

[@LS-gy9bq]

Your message to Nick is Don't give a reason to talk to you crazy? ‼️‼️You don't have to give bullies a reason. People like Hannah will find a reason to talk to you crazy and put you down because that's how THEY are. SHE WAS CONSTANTLY SEARCHING FOR REASONS TO PUT HIM DOWN IT'S JUST THAT HE MADE SOME OF THE REASONS EASY. IMAGINE HANNAH AS YOUR MANAGER.... SHE ALREADY DECIDED THAT SHE DIDN'T LIKE YOU FOR REASONS THAT ARE NOT UNDER YOUR CONTROL SO AFTER THAT THEY JUST KEEP PICKING AND PICKING AND PICKING!! IT IS NOT AN ISSUE OF DON'T GIVE THEM A REASON.

[@Monicahappened]

Oh yeah, not Hannah speaking in detail about a sexual complaint about Nick, when Nick communicated that he doesn’t want their sex life discussed on camera. Of course as viewers wanting to be entertained we want the tea, but she agreed to not speak about it.

[@justmyopinion84]

right on

[@WilliamsPinch]

And I think his performance shows how he truly feels about her lol.

[@tyrondacoleman2694]

Alex covered Tyler mouth during a disagreement. I don't totally agree about Marrisa. Marriage suffers from PMS, so that is why she was defensive Also, Marrisa is doing a lot with school and LIB. She wanted Rames to contribute without her suggesting it. Great review

[@Kaustic410]

*Tim …… or my bad “Drake” 😅😅

[@tyrondacoleman2694]

@Kaustic410 Oh, yeah that was Tim. There are too many t's"

[@justmyopinion84]

Thank you!

[@brittneenichole27]

Great review Brandon! Thank you!

[@justmyopinion84]

You're welcome and Thank you!

[@ask_why000]

Has Alex given that bracelet back?

[@zarahilluminate]

Hannah is classic be mean and let them go cus you know he’s gonna leave you cus you’re not all that you say.

[@cutieerica]

Another great review. I can't wait to see the last episode!!!!

[@LS-gy9bq]

If Alex is not able to stay awake for an entire day, even enough when there is a big meeting with her fiance's parents, and she can't muster up enough energy to clean her place knowing that there is a whole television crew coming to her house, SHE NEEDS TO GO TO A DOCTOR OR SOMETHING TO FIND OUT WHAT IS WRONG!!!

[@ask_why000]

Nick seems very “teachable” and willing. There is a way for a woman to galvanize a man’s potential and help to catapult it into the stratosphere. Hannah simply lacked the tools to do so. None of us arrive fully as the person we will be in relationship with others. But Nick will land on his feet, and he’ll be fine.

[@LS-gy9bq]

Tim stated EARLY on that he was an IMMOVABLE OBJECT. ALEX SHOULD HAVE RUN THEN.....

[@veroniquehereford7718]

Hannah actually didn’t say she had been with a lot of people, she said she HASN’T been with many men but they still were willing to explore.

[@justmyopinion84]

She said that at the table with Ashley. She said it at the same time she said Nick D doesn't like oral sex.

[@LS-gy9bq]

You like everything about Tyler and Ashley right now???? 😮😮😮😮

[@THutch80]

Hannah has lost all her weight since the show. She looks great.

[@WilliamsPinch]

Yet her attitude is still ugly.

[@LuvBlackDaria]

You must not have heard about Tyler. They should be done, too. It's all good until she's on the hook for all the women he scammed and child support. She's too desperate to be married

[@Monicahappened]

Yeah I hate this whole “rush to the alter, and become someone’s wifey” narrative that is pushed onto women. Take time and truly vet these people out. Getting married to God knows what out of desperation is far worse than being a single woman.

[@justmyopinion84]

Naw, I haven't heard. I don't want to be spoiled.

[@NomadicRoyals]

Keep it a buck bro… not including Ashley A… would you wife any chick from this season? All things considered to include portrayed personality, looks, family, etc. If so, who and why? None of these chicks appear to exhibit qualities of a wife. Traditional or modern. If they did, I would argue they wouldn’t need to subject themselves to being on a circus act of a show.

[@justmyopinion84]

Nah, not throwing shade at either of them they just not my type. Marissa would be the closet, but I'm chilling. She look good though.

[@uvadoublewahoo2527]

It's really not smart not to ask people their body count. Whether you get the real answer or not, you get an idea of how people think of their body and sex and what they think is a high number. And it's one of the strongest predictors of whether your marriage will last or not. And the number of casual sex partners is a massive predictor of whether someone will cheat or not.

[@justmyopinion84]

I respectfully disagree. Asking that says a lot about the person that asks the questions. However, I won't lie and say I'll never think about it, but there's a better way to approach the situation in my opinion.

[@uvadoublewahoo2527]

​@@justmyopinion84 I'm not saying that you should ask it just like that, I'm saying that if you're getting serious with someone it's a good thing to understand. It's your decision what questions to ask in your own life, but the research is very decisive in the area of your prior behavior and how it translates to marriages.Check out the study called, "Before I do" by the National Marriage project at the University of Virginia and "Does Sexual History Affect Marital Happiness" by the Institute for Marriage and Families. A quote from this study, “The most important takeaway is that premarital sex is a highly significant predictor of divorce in every model. This effect remains robust even with the inclusion of the full set of early-life factors relating to beliefs or values, religious practice, family characteristics, individual attributes, and parent-child relationships. The effect size is both large and stable: across models, those with premarital sexual partners have more than twice the odds of divorce as do those without… It reinforces the finding that the effect of premarital sex is robust and shows that it applies equally to men as well as women.” And "The Myth of Sexual Experience" by the Wheatley Institute. Obviously the way you ask the question matters, but the answer to the question also matters. These are well researched topics by people studying them for years and the affect holds across studies and across decades. So ask how you want, but I would recommend that you try to get the answer. Frankly, someone asking that question shows that they know the research. And be prepared to answer it because it applies to you, too.

[@uvadoublewahoo2527]

​@@justmyopinion84 I'm not saying that you should ask the question just like but if you're getting serious, you should definitely ask. The research in this area is very clear, the number of sexual partners is a very strong predictor of both divorce and marital satisfaction. Dr. Wolfinger at the Institute for Marriage and Families summarized it this way, “The most important takeaway is that premarital sex is a highly significant predictor of divorce in every model. This effect remains robust even with the inclusion of the full set of early-life factors relating to beliefs or values, religious practice, family characteristics, individual attributes, and parent-child relationships. The effect size is both large and stable: across models, those with premarital sexual partners have more than twice the odds of divorce as do those without… It reinforces the finding that the effect of premarital sex is robust and shows that it applies equally to men as well as women.” He looked at these in a study called, "Does Sexual History affect Marital Happiness." The National Marriage Project out of the University of Virginia found very similar affects as it relates to both divorce and marital satisfaction in their report "Before I do." And the Wheatley Institute both replicated and summarized these results in their Meta-Analysis in the report called, "The Myth of Sexual Experience: Why Sexually Inexperienced Couples go on to have Stronger Marriages." Finally,, the report in Psychology Today called, "What Factors Are Related to Intentions to Cheat on a Partner?" says, People who reported more past casual sex and greater fantasizing and arousal related to people who weren't their partners showed a greater inclination toward cheating." So you should find out...in whatever way you want but also be prepared to answer these questions because it matters in both directions. Asking these questions shows that you're aware of the research and care about your relationship, if you can communicate in a respectful way.

[@uvadoublewahoo2527]

@@justmyopinion84 I'm not saying that you should ask the question just like but if you're getting serious, you should definitely ask. The research in this area is very clear, the number of sexual partners is a very strong predictor of both divorce and marital satisfaction. Dr. Wolfinger at the Institute for Marriage and Families summarized it this way, who has studied couples since the 1980s says, “The most important takeaway is that premarital sex is a highly significant predictor of divorce in every model. This effect remains robust even with the inclusion of the full set of early-life factors relating to beliefs or values, religious practice, family characteristics, individual attributes, and parent-child relationships. The effect size is both large and stable: across models, those with premarital sexual partners have more than twice the odds of divorce as do those without… It reinforces the finding that the effect of premarital sex is robust and shows that it applies equally to men as well as women.” He looked at these in a study called, "Does Sexual History affect Marital Happiness." The National Marriage Project out of the University of Virginia found very similar affects as it relates to both divorce and marital satisfaction in their report "Before I do." And the Wheatley Institute both replicated and summarized these results in their Meta-Analysis in the report called, "The Myth of Sexual Experience: Why Sexually Inexperienced Couples go on to have Stronger Marriages." Finally,, the report in Psychology Today called, "What Factors Are Related to Intentions to Cheat on a Partner?" says, People who reported more past casual sex and greater fantasizing and arousal related to people who weren't their partners showed a greater inclination toward cheating." So you should find out...in whatever way you want but also be prepared to answer these questions because it matters in both directions. Asking these questions shows that you're aware of the research and care about your relationship, if you can communicate in a respectful way.

[@uvadoublewahoo2527]

@@justmyopinion84 Take 2...I'm not saying that you should ask the question just like but if you're getting serious, you should definitely ask. The research in this area is very clear, the number of sexual partners is a very strong predictor of both divorce and marital satisfaction. Dr. Wolfinger at the Institute for Marriage and Families summarized it this way, “The most important takeaway is that premarital sex is a highly significant predictor of divorce in every model. This effect remains robust even with the inclusion of the full set of early-life factors relating to beliefs or values, religious practice, family characteristics, individual attributes, and parent-child relationships. The effect size is both large and stable: across models, those with premarital sexual partners have more than twice the odds of divorce as do those without… It reinforces the finding that the effect of premarital sex is robust and shows that it applies equally to men as well as women.” He looked at these in a study called, "Does Sexual History affect Marital Happiness." The National Marriage Project out of the University of Virginia found very similar affects as it relates to both divorce and marital satisfaction in their report "Before I do." And the Wheatley Institute both replicated and summarized these results in their Meta-Analysis in the report called, "The Myth of Sexual Experience: Why Sexually Inexperienced Couples go on to have Stronger Marriages." Finally,, the report in Psychology Today called, "What Factors Are Related to Intentions to Cheat on a Partner?" says, People who reported more past casual sex and greater fantasizing and arousal related to people who weren't their partners showed a greater inclination toward cheating." So you should find out...in whatever way you want but also be prepared to answer these questions because it matters in both directions. Asking these questions shows that you're aware of the research and care about your relationship, if you can communicate in a respectful way.