Wedding at First Sight: A target is so afraid of making a mistake that he makes all the possible mistakes

Limor stings two days from the format and travels to Midburn, causing the target to be undermined;

Guy is also unsettled and Matan is tired of containing;

And only Moshe declares in every direction that his ship can no longer be shaken.

Chapter chapter complete with lack of self-awareness

Anat Nissani

13/06/2022

Monday, 13 June 2022, 08:51 Updated: 08:54

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Lior and Liad come to visit his parents, "Wedding at First Sight" (Keshet 12)

We had a chapter on desert upheavals yesterday.

Although one of the upheavals was caused only by a thought about what might happen and not as a result of a real occurrence, but Pitchfax as cause and effect, cause and effect, motive and logical response - were never the foundation on which Liad and Limor's relationship was built.

Will they survive Limor's departure to Midburn before the rallies are settled?

Did the visit to Eilat cause Guy to contract Ben Syndrome from "Ben VeMaayan"?

And is Yael the only one who believes completely, and too enthusiastically, in the manifestos full of Moses' (self) passion?

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Guy and Matan

Let me remove from the table, first of all, the least interesting pair in this episode, the one I looked at with a hollow look just like Guy's look when giving a number… basically everything.

I say this with great sorrow, because they started out as one of my favorite couples, but somewhere along the way, just like Matan, I got tired too.

After three weeks together, and after a successful visit to an apartment laden with the antique furniture of Matan's family, the young couple from Madarim to Eilat, to meet his parents, sisters and what I guess is Guy's South American brother-in-law, with a hot accent and a small tooth, he can now get an opinion Professional.

The visit begins well, Matan conquers those present with his personal charms and healthy appetite, but then Guy suddenly suffers from the rare syndrome named after a son from "Ben and Maayan" and all the Dushis of Israel, and begins to stress that the whole family is flying for his groom.

Matan, who does not remember the whole beginning of their relationship Guy spent in containing his ongoing anxiety, claims that he is tired of being the one who always contains, but reveals his true frustration a moment later: he wants his partner to fly over him, rightly so, and quite clearly that does not happen .

If in real life one of them would have already finished it, here they are committed to a "process", i.e. to that Sagi, out of politeness, will act as if something can change, and Matan, out of desperation, will act as if at least he is going through something significant with himself.

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No aviation, just fatigue.

Guy and Matan, "Wedding at First Sight" (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12)

Limor and Liad

The promos expressed astonishment, the episode got the name "The Revolution" and the astonishment and upheaval did come.

Who would have believed that a man who signs love notes in "Yours, L" and whose most common phrase is "I will try harder", will break his abstinence rules, crack a hot kissing session and sleep teaspoons (each time as a different teaspoon!) With a woman who still criticizes him At every opportunity, but does it while she laughs and says, "Laugh, laugh."

There is nothing like a relationship where you have to explain to each other, terrified, that you are just laughing.

But beyond the fact that they do not speak the same language of humor, which is in itself a very serious problem, it seems that something between them is starting to feel a little more sane.

Limor, who scolded Liad in the Seychelles for asking her questions, now scolds him for only now asking about her father, but eventually opens up to him and a real bond develops between them.

It is just a pity that the experience of the kiss that came immediately afterwards was shared with us with the same intensities with which the unfortunate soundman experienced it.

Troll around the corner.

Limor and Liad, "Wedding at First Sight" (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

But as we know "Khatunmi", and Limor and Liad in particular, the troll is around the corner.

It all starts when it turns out that Limor managed to sting the production, abandon the "process" for two whole days and escape to the Midburn Glacier.

If Liad's abandonment anxieties did not raise their heads high enough just knowing it was happening, she also adds that she will not even be available on the phone, and conducts with her friend the most transparent conversation in the country: "Oh, Liad can not come, he has no ticket" "Right, ticket, you have to get a ticket. Get him a ticket?", "Oops, but it's impossible, because you have to volunteer. How sad," "True, the heart is broken, you have to volunteer.

The truth is that Limor just wants to enjoy this experience alone, which is really legitimate and even very healthy for a relationship.

The problem is that she is faced with a person full of anxiety and insecurity, who sees that she owes a little spice a moment after they have finally approached.

All this, combined with his fear of making mistakes for fear that it will drive her away, as he revealed on Yael's couch, causes him to return to the Seychelles procedure and make the biggest mistake in the book - to be disproportionately harmed by an innocent and unrelated sentence.

But do not worry, in the end he goes back to saying he will try harder, so all it takes is just that Limor will not prefer to wander forever in the sands and totally have a future.

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Is the ship quiet?

May and Moshe, "Wedding at First Sight" (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

May and Moses

Moshe's morning, which is the night of May, begins with a quarrel.

Moshe recoiled from May's hug after a shift and rightly so - who knows where her patients like to be petted.

This is about the last thing I am willing to say in his favor, because just as our dear Ophir Sagersky said in yesterday's column, all that interests Moshe is to hear himself boast of his own marital skills.

You see, if he only wanted to he would win this fight with May, but he's a new person now, a person who understands that if he did he would only lose.

"Good for me," he says with a humiliated and melancholy look, claiming that nothing shakes the ship anymore and rejoices when Yael, the only one who buys his empty statements, explains that there is finally confidence in the relationship.

May's look makes it clear how much she does not share this feeling, but apparently the connections she has had so far have been really on the face, otherwise it is difficult to explain her enthusiasm for Moshe's investment in turquoise, and the fact that she calls him "the man of dreams".

Maybe it's the touch of perfume on the baldness that disturbs her senses and makes her miss his satisfied expression after every "right" step he takes, not noticing how full of pleasure he is from the little show he runs for himself.

After complimenting her not for complimenting her but for feeling like an enlightened mentor, he bursts into an exciting graduation test and talks about the great change he went through, about how much he can contain today and not be scared anymore.

We're talking about a change that happened in three days, yes?

Then, as if God or the promo department had read my thoughts, the promo comes to the next chapter: Moses and May - the end?

Probably not, but hopefully the master has learned some small lesson in modesty.

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