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We’re reviewing the Netflix series Love is Blind: After the Altar Season 3 – it’s time to catch up with the daring romantics of the popular reality show.
Love is blind Season 3 was exciting due to the dynamics of the relationship and the pressure to keep up with your partner. Some couples had trust issues, and others didn’t have strong enough communication to sustain the relationship.
The journey these couples took to find the love of their life was perfect for reality TV because audiences got so invested in it. In after the altar, we see where each couple is at after marriage and where the exes come together to have intense discussions.
The most important couple here is Alexa And Brennon because they are the elite couple to come out this season. They give advice to people, even if it seems a bit unwarranted. The healthiest and healthiest relationship to see flourish is between Sask. And Crow. After separating at the altar, we see where they are today.
Love is Blind: After the Altar Season 3 Review
Is Love is Blind: After the Altar season 3 any good?
If you enjoyed the season with this cast of characters, then after the altar showcases each relationship and how this show can work for some people.
The reason these three extra episodes are needed is because of all the drama that happened with Cole And Zanab during the reunion special. The full story was never explored and Cole was attacked during this episode. There are things that Zanab really explores who she is and why the words he spoke affected her as much as they did.
There’s time spent with each couple, but the focus should always have been on Cole and Zanab. In addition to that, Bartist And Nancy also a discussion, but Nancy deserves better than him. After the big blowout at the wedding, they talk and see where they both stand mentally with the relationship.
We see how they work in the real world when extra people are invited to parties, as the dynamic constantly changes between the cast. Other people who aren’t in the relationship can see that something isn’t working, especially between Matt and Colleen.
Things start to change once you’ve been in a relationship with someone for so long. The dynamic changes as well as the comfort, so different sides tend to appear. All in all, it’s an eye-opening experience because they’re all together again after a year of being apart or being together. It only brings up old feelings of resentment that can cause so much drama.
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