When the threat came to Itamar, we realized that Karin is not really the victim in this relationship - Walla! culture

2021-11-10T06:31:57.723Z

Shai is excited by the touch and goes up from 0 to 200 per second, Yael forces Itamar to say that he wants to be with Karin, Danny tells the truth to Shani and sucks her life again, and it turns out that another groom is getting rid of his partner when the cameras are off. Ofir Sagarsky concludes another chapter of Khatuni

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When the threat came to Itamar, we realized that Karin is not really the victim in this relationship

Ophir Sagarsky concludes another chapter of Khatuni

In one sentence before they broke up, Maayan revealed a strange detail about Omri behind the scenes

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Where are the preparations?

Monday (Photo: Screenshot, Rainbow 12)

Some of the most pantheonic moments took place on the goat's couch, and such is also the fear that Liron shares with us - of Einat's discovery at the end of the process as a monster. Just before everyone withers into the silence, Yael reassures: "There can be no certainty in love." Good thing we came for treatment.

Reinforced by the Chaser of Anxiety, Einat and Liron make their way to Danny and Shani, a double date that takes place entirely on their own initiative and everyone wants it. "The connection between you of similar or different?" Einat recites from the expert brochure, only to answer herself: "We are too similar." Man, charming who came to vomit.

The two couples, who are still in the stage of mutual lies, lift up the relationship while filthing on the format. Everything they say is perfect except for the cameras. Shani does not eat it, but also does not contribute a glimmer of sincerity to the conversation. As in the infamous couples reunion, here too she keeps to herself the dirty laundry, leaving the event clean and dull. Where is Yael when you need her? Why did they not hide her behind a flowerpot?

Luckily Sonny is there, the blister calls him out and also the men in the bunch.

On a night trip, Danny discovers that he is jealous of Liron and Einat's relationship, and stutters in front of the question of attraction to the other.

There is nothing to get too involved here, the connection between Shani and Danny is already clear to us: it is a 100% matter, it is a 30% roof matter.

All right, we'll be done with this in a moment, but Danny adds an obstacle and tells the other the content of the conversation.

True, she asked, but what happened to simple answers like "sports" or "umbilical cord fluff"?

Better relationships than others.

Liron (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

Instead he begins to wrap around concepts like "intimacy" and "sleep together," a code agreed upon in a spoken word for sex, and squints into the relationship of the guests that contains this coveted element. Shani, disgusted with her life, revolts in front of the cameras: "And what if we have what theirs is not?". In Shani's alternate world, no one is in competition with anyone and every relationship is a magical spring of inexhaustible possibilities. In practice, there are better relationships than others, and such is the relationship of Einat and Liron. Within it, Shani herself is deeply shaken as to her and Danny's relationship, so the equation he presents drives her crazy.

In general, spiritual people tend to be revealed as having a spirit that is easy to break, and Zen people are revealed as if they are lacking exactly the desired peace of mind. So it seems to me, too. A balanced mind is measured in times of crisis, and the balance to which it purports is relevant only up to the point of crisis. From there - extreme optimism, or breaking tools. That being said, a person meditates on what he lacks.

Meanwhile, on the more interesting end of the Marriage Island survival, Shay listens to his uncle Farouk while Hadas "grinds" a thumb-sized cake. The Carnival of Surprises continues to a crossfit class, or as Shay calls it, another wonderful opportunity to be shirtless. The Navy's training is progressing well, Shai's hair is blowing in the wind, but then, alas - Hadas puts Shai on his shoulder.

He is startled by his panic, and asks Yael if they may have gone too deep in the area of friendship. "No," Yael replies sharply, because who needs the patient's opinion, and explains: "Good friends, they do not have these questions." Good friends also do not derive a marriage in front of cameras, but why shrink. To make it easier for the two to grope each other in the direction, Yael's desire concluded that there was also a myrtle, she sends them home with a touch exercise in the palm, every day an inch more. "Up to the elbow," she qualifies, and Hadas sighs wide. And after all this, it will be said to Yael's credit that no one came out of this encounter scarred. Need to compliment when there is something about.

Every day a little more.

Shai and Hadas (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

Before they meet a failed couple like them, Karin and Itamar sit down to eat - but not tomatoes, the first sign of an impending storm.

While Karin whispers spells, her eyes are horrified, her answers are short, it is Itamar who is reaching out for reconciliation.

"When you want me to be a part of this conversation, I will be," he marvels at close media.

It may sound too conspiratorial, but someone else noticed that since he enlisted the help of a public relations firm, Itamar is coming out with a great program? The program has already been filmed and edited.

Whether the narrative was presented this way in advance or twisted intentionally, we learn from recent episodes that we do not really know anything, especially about what was not filmed. This week, for example, we discovered that two men tend to make a living from their spouses' lives when the cameras are turned off - first Omri, and now Itamar. Come to think of it, in none of the contexts was it particularly surprising. Especially not in the context of Itamar and Karin, who are recruiting for the couple's morale game Land-City Diseases. "Inflammation", "bronchitis" and "gonorrhea" are perhaps the most beautiful words exchanged between them throughout the season.

But even this sweet moment does not prolong life, because Karin remembers that she is angry. "Everything is good, really," she continues to humble what is on her mind, as well as in the meeting of the couples 2. In light of the magical connection with Hadas in the previous meeting, during which Karin persuaded her to touch Shai, the production decided to recreate the success on the pretext of a unique connection between Shai and Itamar. In fact, this is not unreasonable - Shai is suitable to be enthusiastic about Itamar, and Itamar is suitable to be enthusiastic about those who are enthusiastic about him.

Bronchitis or gonorrhea.

Itamar and Karin (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12)

Hadas, who fell silent in front of Karin in the previous meeting, Matrila returns this time and asks Karin if they will live together at the end of the process.

After a number of meaningless stutters, the two split up to help the women, where Karin continues to stick to the "there is only a pull" version.

As for Itamar, this may be true, but no one stays with the one who feeds her such bitterness if she does not want him in every vein of her soul. "If he does not speak to me in deeds, in two weeks I will speak," she threatens.

In moments like these I see her as a victim less and less.

Sometimes she is explicitly yes, and other times, Itamar is a victim no less than her.

David Rosenthal wrote in his previous column that Karin conducts herself in two positions: hit or hit.

I will maintain and add that this is also true of Itamar.

They communicate by way of boxing, defeat or be defeated, so perhaps none of them deserve mercy or rage.

Maybe they just deserve each other.

This time, equality also prevails around the dinner table, and since the two couples are equally bad, so is mutual jealousy: Shai is jealous of Itamar and Karin's passion, while Karin is jealous of the compliments that Shai showers on his partner.

Thanks to this encounter, we also discover surprising similarities between Karin and Shai - the efforts of the season.

"Try to let go," advises young Tony Robbins.

On that occasion, Hadas captures Itamar in his engravings, and at least for a moment he is a secret companion.

Imaginary progress.

Itamar and Karin (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12)

On their way home, Karin finally discovers her secret thoughts, and confesses that she was offended by Itamar's lack of interest in her outside the camera range. "I do not want a response even," she cuts, missing the concept of a conversation. The defending Itamar unfolds the meeting book in front of her, but all this does not change her feeling - which is justified, it must be said - that it is simply not enough in the matter. His response, "I need air," does not really encourage it, certainly not closely related to the nickname "soul."

Instead of saying goodbye, they continue to Yael's outing corner. "I want to feel that Itamar wants me," she dubs Karin. As mentioned, a puzzling psychological act - a necessary television act. "I want to be with you," Itamar was forced to reply, and we have imagined progress.

The guests also grow from the meeting to something, you decide what.

Shay, who returned from the grave of his grandparents, comes to existential insights as to the supplications of material life, rich in pocket but poor in heart, and so on.

In light of this confession, Hadas testifies that she feels an emotional connection to him, but who knows what that means.

I too have a connection to my cat, and yet we will not have a marital relationship, I hope.

The hand exercise comes to an end, and Hadas touches Shai as if she were lice.

Compared to the dry report on the success of the exercise, Shai sees this moment as an expression of true love, and that is exactly what is stressing him - he goes from 0 to 200 per second.

In light of this, perhaps the ultimate match for him was actually two.

Think about it: two spiritual people, devoid of sarcasm, devoid of evil and full of emotion.

Hadas and Danny, on the other hand, could have remained silent indifferently forever.

Or just let everyone go back to Tinder, and have fun.

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