Re: [BigBrother_Survivor] 'The Bachelor' Recap: An Ex-Boyfriend Ruins the Fantasy Suite

 

I really think Arie take's the prize as worst bachelor ever! I'm hearing it won't end with a proposal and at this point? I hope that's true! This guy can't make up his mind and even though most engagements end after the show? I don't even want to see him propose!! I don't feel bad for the women either they all knew what they signed up for!
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On Tue, 2/27/18, C G ceegee2006@yahoo.com [BigBrother_Survivor] <BigBrother_Survivor@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Subject: [BigBrother_Survivor] 'The Bachelor' Recap: An Ex-Boyfriend Ruins the Fantasy Suite
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Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2018, 10:38 AM























 he did one thing very wrong. You donot tell
any of them you love them before the final ceremony. He told
2.  because of that I hope they say no. it might be at
the end he doesn't offer the ring to either one because
if he truly is in love with both then how can he give it to
one and not the other?

 'The
Bachelor' Recap: An Ex-Boyfriend Ruins the Fantasy
Suite
Monday,
February 26, 2018
Bill King
Contributing
Writer, BuddyTV With the hometown dates and awkward family
greetings in the rear view mirror, we've reached the
final stretch of Arie Luyendyk, Jr. 's quest for love in
season 22 of The
Bachelor.

It's
the time when it's finally acceptable for him and his
ladies to shed inhibitions, cameras and their clothes to
reveal perfect three-pack abs and determine true
compatibility with the ol' R. Kelly "key in the
ignition" litmus test.


But,
alas, as Arie heads to the fantasy suite with his two
potential wives and Kendall , the lay of the land is not
quite as anticipated. There's no 22-year-old spitfire.
There's no Southern belle. There's no perfect
elephant cuff link Seinne. 
Instead,
we've got the first contestant in Bachelor
history who -- and I cannot stress this enough -- enjoys
playing with stuffed animal carcasses. 
We've
got a lady who lacks any sort of outward personality and who
we all expected to be sent home before the startling
confession that Arie was actually falling for
her. 
And
we've got a seemingly normal gal who only emerged as a
favorite because everyone else was fading into the
background.
And
Arie is inexplicably about to drop L-bombs on all three of
them. 
Pshhhhaw.
They're humans, bozo, not Neapolitan ice cream flavors
(though Kendall is definitely strawberry). It's all
leading up to the most dramatic finale in Bachelor
history (obviously). But first, we've got overnights and
the brief appearance of one douchy ex.
Quirky Turkey

Kendall gets the first date in Ica, Peru, which is
apparently home to all the world's adorable baby goats.
They zoom around in a dune buggy and sandboard down the arid
slopes before dinner leads to a serious conversation over
marriage readiness. If proposed at this moment, she'd
lean toward no. 
She
feels like Arie's her best friend, but she wants him to
see past the "novelty girl" traits that make her
unique and prove that he takes her seriously. He thinks
they're a good fit and admits he's falling for her,
and despite some reservations, she agrees to forgo her
individual room in an effort to catch up with the other
relationships and get closer to engagement.
They
retire to a surveillance-free lodging, with Arie hopeful
"to learn all the things." They wake to clothes
strewn about the floor, with assurances that they
"stayed up all night talking." Arie makes
breakfast with the newfound knowledge that Kendall likes her
eggs sunny side up and super crispy on the bottom, instead
of the more common Bachelor
answer of "fertilized." They part ways, with Arie
divulging, "I'm definitely falling in love with
you."

The Super Crispy Bottom of a Sunny Side Up
Egg
It's
an accurate description of Lauren's personality, and her
aloofness is on display as they fly above Nazca Lines, a
collection of about 300 ancient geoglyphs in the shapes of
animals and plants etched into the desert sands. These
freaking things were carved between 500 BC and 500 AD, and
the best she can do is deadpan, "I'm amazed,"
"Oh my god" and "That is not what I expected
at all."
Arie
senses that her walls are up, and his attempts to dive into
her psyche fall flat, as she struggles to get out of her own
head. Her fear grows with her feelings, and she's even
considered walking away even though she sees him as her
husband. 
He
quells her skepticism over dinner with a blatant, "I do
feel confident in all this because I love you," and
there's no chance that she turns down the fantasy suite
after that. What the hell does he see in this one to have
"fallen so hard, so fast"? 

The
lack of enthusiasm with which she exclaims mutters,
"I'm really happy," the next morning explains
it all, and they end the date gently whispering declarations
of love. If this relationship had a favorite breakfast,
it'd be plain oatmeal. 
Love on the High Seas
Becca
is thrilled to see Arie, showing more emotion before he even
arrives than Lauren did on her entire overly affirming date,
and she's hoping this is the day she gets to profess her
feelings. They explore the Ballestas Islands on a catamaran,
and Arie dubs this his "safest"
relationship. 
Eek.
This guy is a race car driver. He doesn't like safe. But
is he ready for this kind of maturity? He's noticeably
less enthusiastic than with Lauren as they cuddle and
discuss future plans, and he seems almost annoyed that he
can't pinpoint a looming red flag. She's a prime
candidate to get royally screwed over, and we're
starting to see the writing on the wall knowing that
controversy lies ahead.
That
night, under the stars in a romantic tent, Becca reveals
that she officially fell in love with Arie the day after
hometowns, and it felt so right that it wasn't even
scary. He reciprocates, saying that it was on this very date
that he realized, "I'm not falling,
I am." 
She
"oh my gods" her way into the fantasy suite, so
fulfilled that her heart is exploding. You know, probably
because she doesn't realize that she's sloppy thirds
in the love department. 
Their
back-and-forth professions are actually cringe-worthy
because it's so hard to believe he's genuine when he
just said those same words to two other women. It makes me
feel dirty, and not in the good Bachelor-y
way.

Blast from the Past
Because
we've got another half-hour of time to kill and a severe
lack of drama, Arie opens his door to find Ross, aka
Becca's ex, who wants his soulmate back. Ross wasn't
aware that The Bachelor
ended in a proposal, as he's apparently lived under a
rock for the past 16 years, and he'd swim oceans to get
the love of his life.
Arie
mistook him for hotel management, but Ross isn't
bringing fresh towels. He reached out to everyone he could
find on the Internet, which led to an overnight flight and a
five-hour drive to Peru, because it's his
proposal -- not Arie's -- to give Becca. 
Arie's
only request is that if Becca rejects Ross, he respect their
relationship moving forward, a promise Ross declines.
Arie's anger rages over the man's classless
interruption, and in a hilarious bit of unintentional
comedy, Arie mutters, "f***ing nerd," as Ross
heads to Becca's room.
He
arrives with flowers, pants that are too short and too
tight, and back sweat, and she promptly sends him on his
not-so-merry way without even inviting him inside. What a
toolbag. Plenty of bolts but no nuts. I hope his ticket to
Peru cost $8,000. 
Who's in the Final 2?
Arie
has offered two full-blown I love yous and one "I'm
definitely falling in love with you," which doesn't
bode well for Kendall. But before the inevitable, Becca must
convince Arie that she has no desire to return to what she
calls an unhealthy relationship that lasted seven
years. 
She
speaks her piece, but she's not emphatic enough in
describing the manner in which she kicked Ross to the curb
-- without any hesitation -- to convince Arie that there
aren't lingering emotional ties.
The
roses go to Lauren and Becca, with Arie pulling Kendall
aside to break the news privately that he doesn't think
they can "get there." She leaves with grace and
dignity, saving the tears for the SUV as she pines over
never knowing what might have been. 
Arie
hopes he made the right decision. Which he did. Cause that
taxidermy shit is weird. 

Did
Arie choose wisely or should Kendall have stuck around to
meet the family? Are Becca and Lauren a proper final two or
are you pining for Tia, Seinne or someone -- anyone -- else?
What did you think of Ross and should Becca have been more
receptive to his grand gesture? Finally, which lady do you
think has captured Arie's heart? Who should he pick? Let
us know your thoughts in the comments section
below. 
The
Bachelor season 22 finale airs Monday, March 5 at 8/7c
on ABC. Want more news? Like our Bachelor
Facebook page.
Who
should Arie choose?Becca34%I
hope he ends up alone.31%It
should have been someone else.18%Lauren17%Total Votes:
203
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