MAFS 12-33

The Final Commitment Ceremony. The remaining couples must decide whether or not to proceed to Final Vows.

MAFS 12-33

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The Final Commitment Ceremony. The remaining couples must decide whether or not to proceed to Final Vows. First Broadcast: Sun, Mar 23, 2025

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22 thoughts on “MAFS 12-33”

  1. Jacqui must be obsessed with creating drama, or else she would have written leave. “People don’t leave me, I leave them.”

  2. Jacqui must be obsessed with creating drama, or else she would have written leave.  “People don’t leave me, I leave them.”

    1. Wasn’t it what she said ‘I don’t leave people they leave me’ Why would anyone want to be with her. She needs serious help? 

  3. Of all of the “experts”…I find John to be the most frustrating. Alexandra is pretty straightforward and sees and calls bullshit out but John seems to let some really dysfunctional shit slide – nothing but compliments to Adrian…ADRIAN!?! AFTER his hemming and hawing about how he wants to approach this long-distance relationship with Awhina (on Adrian’s terms) was WILD. 
    And look, Awhina has her own dysfunction going on with the how? and why? she chooses to stay with a-hole Adrian and his mumbling gaslighting selfish ass – if she still wants him, she gets what she gets. But John clapping Adrian on the back for “working through” his issues with a woman who already had a kid was…😳.
    And he ALWAYS seems too bored to actually call people out (depending) which is why it always seems like he RUSHES to the decision. Basically ignoring the room full of red flags so he can get through filming. It’s been his consistent behavior since I started watching these from season 3 on. 

  4. WHY do they kick certain people off when one person wants to leave and others are “forced” to stay in an undeniably dysfunctional and irretrievably broken situation? Obvs…ratings. But it’s kind of dangerous for these experts – John again – to put out the message that mentally and emotionally unwell people should be given “a second chance” in fake and contrived “relationships” to CONTINUE their emotional/psychological rampage. It’s one thing for someone like Awhina to make the choice to stay in dysfunction…it’s ANOTHER to (via the power of production) keep a simple person like Ryan attached and engaged to the certifiable Jacqui.
    Now, obviously, no one is truly forced against their will to film BUT…it’s always disheartening (in a general sense) to get the impression that either 1) people will endure continuous emotional and psychological abuse for…fleeting “fame”, OR 2) people want to leave but producers are so insidiously manipulative that they convince these people (already in a Stockholm Situation with their reliance on these same producers) to stay in a situation that is a waste of everyone’s time. Poor sad simple Ryan.  
     

    1. My feelings exactly. Ryan is not simple but articulate and truthful. He speaks the truth,never abusive nor dismissive. This program has sunk to the lowest of the low and are playing with people’s psychological well being by the damage potentially caused by having nutcases like Jackie on there. She should have been told to go very early on. If Ryan wasn’t the person he is another person could develop serious mental health problems leading to a mental breakdown or worse. Don’t the so called ‘Experts’ watch the tapes and see for themselves how Jackie has behaved, her invalidations towards Ryan and her fantastical lies? It’s quite disgusting that they call this entertainment. I won’t be watching it again. 

    1. She would have said leave if he had just told her he was done. What a frustrating thing to do to not just tell her when she asked straight out!!

  5. Jaqui is a textbook narcissist. We just aren’t used to seeing it in females. Here is the DSM 5 criteria- 
    1. Grandiose sense of self-importance.

    Overestimating their capabilities or holding themselves to unreasonably high standards.
    Bragging or exaggerating their achievements.

    2. Frequent fantasies about having or deserving:

    Success.
    Power.
    Intelligence.
    Beauty.
    Love.
    Self-fulfillment.

    3. Belief in superiority.

    Thinking they’re special or unique.
    Believing they should associate only with those they see as worthy.

    4. Need for admiration.

    Fragile self-esteem.
    Frequent self-doubt, self-criticism or emptiness.
    Preoccupation with knowing what others think of them.
    Fishing for compliments.

    5. Entitlement.

    Inflated sense of self-worth.
    Expecting favorable treatment (to an unreasonable degree).
    Anger when people don’t cater to or appease them.

    6. Willingness to exploit others.

    Consciously or unconsciously using others.
    Forming friendships or relationships with people who boost their self-esteem or status.
    Deliberately taking advantage of others for selfish reasons.

    7. Lack of empathy.

    Saying things that might hurt others.
    Seeing the feelings, needs or desires of others as a sign of weakness.
    Not returning kindness or interest that others show.

    8. Frequent envy.

    Feeling envious of others, especially when others are successful.
    Expecting envy from others.
    Belittling or diminishing the achievements of others.

    9. Arrogance.

    Patronizing behavior.
    Behaving in a way that’s snobby or disdainful.
    Talking down or acting condescendingly.

  6.  Jacqui turns on the tears to gain sympathy when she realizes she’s not winning the battle or nobody is on her side

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