The cramped belly following watching Nir and Hagar at the "first glance" made Asanet Gabrieli wonder if these two came at all from the lack of voyeuristic and manipulative reality, while all they asked for was to find love at all.
Came out with a bad name. Hagar at "Wedding at First Sight"
Seemingly a perfect casting for reality, it is interesting and complicated, challenging and innocent, not afraid to be exposed and even smart. So why does the stomach shrink after watching an immigrant?
In an episode of "Wedding at First Sight" that aired yesterday (Saturday), it seemed that all of the protagonist's deepest anxieties, fears, and fears had risen to the fullest, bursting out of her heart as a kind of affliction for a whole season and so far has been characterized by short-term bursts. And the truth? More than excellent entertainment, the play was heartbreaking.
The weekend of Hager and Nir, how not, was characterized by many endless passions and passive-aggressive dance, until the 17th minute of the episode began an uncontrollable burst of the bride destined for her frightened partner. "I'm talking to you, you're not turning my back on me when I'm talking to you! Why don't you tell me what's going on? Why do these explosions have to come?" She later blurted him out: "I don't know what I'm going through myself, so how will I share you? But why are you angry with me? Ugh, look at how everything is blowing up here. What a nightmare to be here."
Shortly thereafter, at a 180-degree reversal, Hagar was seen sobbing in front of the camera, thinking she and Nir would not be together at the end. "I don't want to hurt him," the redhead single said in tears. The amount of short and restrained kisses she had poured at him as they parted, a second after slamming her dropping jaws at him, at one point we had already stopped counting.
You don't need a degree in psychology to understand that Hagar's outburst was due to her personal frustrations and fears, while the cameras haunt all her deliberation, decision and tear, and poor Nir just got into the situation. That "flexible Mr.", whose comfort is his mantra, no longer knew what to do with the one who, even a month and a half of intense contact unable to give him a good word, must bring tears to feel satisfaction or to feel that it is a real relative system (p. After the couples' weekend and the dramatic breakfast of the two during which Nir cried and blamed himself for the failed relationship).
• "Wedding at first sight": Love does not buy reality
• "Wedding at first sight": public humiliation at prime time
• "My signature": A worn stereotype at first sight
there is no doubt that Nir and Migrant's innocence in their minds, but why anyone whose crime was to find parity deserves such a dose Full of emotional abuse in prime time? Couldn't the three "experts", by definition, identify the complication that would make immigrating a public name so unbelievable? Or is it perhaps that identifying it as high potential for cheap entertainment is what made them choose it?