Watching them was a terrible boredom, but the happiness of Idit and Rafael is worth every moment

Edith and Raphael made us immensely happy when it turned out they were still together;

Guy underwent a makeover that managed to leave us with a slumped jaw;

And Ben continues to fire harsh words at Maayan as if she does not exist.

Ophir Sagarsky closes the first decision chapter in "Khatunmi"

Ofir Sagarsky

17/07/2022

Sunday, 17 July 2022, 06:33 Updated: 06:43

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Wedding at First Sight, Son and Maayan (and Grandma Leah) (Keshet 12)

A welcome change of format in the "wedding" - immediately after the decisions, which none of us believe in anyway, we get to find out what happened to the couples later.

Of course, in the meantime we only won one such decision, because we also decided to split the last-joint-weekend-before-the-decisions into two episodes, as if what we were missing in life were close-ups of champagne glasses and sponsors. On the photo albums and film noir films that unfold the memories of the couples in black and white against the background of a melancholy piano melody, we will focus, as it is customary to say in the wedding, "here and now".

sunrise.

Moshe and Mai (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

May and Moses

The last moments together are used by the MM for Moshe's favorite hobby - watching the sun. And not just, but at 5 in the morning. The best. "

Glad

we made a journey, we made a way", Moshe looks deep into May's eyes. What do you answer to such a thing? "Thank you"?

By the way, who are the people who buy a rose individually, this is Moshe, who pulls out the flower as a romantic tribute to his love. Today he comes ready to bomb.

From there they continue to smear in the Dead Sea mud ("It will rejuvenate you in ten years," as the Song of Songs article) and to a remake sketch of the canopy ceremony in a charming collaboration with wedding editors, because they have no idea we will get a rerun of every moment they participate from the beginning of the show "Next week you start cooking," Moshe establishes the relationship. "So you make dishes," May replies. "Ah, then no." May: "I won." Doubtful.

But it has charming sides to it, and it flows on its nonsense, and it's on its own, and that's much more than the average Tel Aviv single woman wishes for herself. Doubt meets expectations and beyond.Besides, they are a couple that sounds like a lot of fun to stay with, minus the pantomime games that guests will probably have to take part in.

Matan and Guy (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

Matan and Guy

The last vacation is upon us as Guy and Matan reflect on the old times of receiving wedding envelopes, before meeting each other and everything is ruined.

"Cheers, money and lots of sex," Guy greets the blessing of the Creator of the Grinder Fruit, and qualifies, "Oh, enough sex."

Dogs Dogs.

It is gratifying to hear that there has been a shift between them, literally, and it is surprising to hear that this is not the only shift.

Already in the previous episode we heard Guy talk in praise of their relationship, and the episode is already melting his heart with his sensitive treatment of Matan's shaky body image, which arises in the face of flipping through the wedding album.

"You look amazing," Guy says.

"There is no one who sees you and is not moved by your beauty."

What else can the guy ask for?

For me, their relationship can end there, because from here one can only deteriorate.

But Guy goes on wonderfully with superlatives such as "My Beautiful," and I ask, where did this leap come from?

After a month and a half of desert dryness, a story of true love was suddenly created between Guy and Matan.

Sorry, dear guy, it's adorable in piles, but what kind of message are we conveying to viewers?

Now single women all over the country may conclude that such a genre really exists - cool people who opened up to them in a boom after a month and a half - and thousands of doshas and doshas thrown into the archive are going to get a second chance.

So let's put things on the table: Guy's rollover is a rare event at the level of a solar eclipse.

Also in this case, I have a feeling that the next fall is waiting just around the corner, and this time it will be final.

I was called a pessimist, but if he does not say at the end of these seven months "I realized I can not give moderation everything he wants", in some variations, I am a pack of Mentos on Guy's shelf.

Hard burn in memory.

Maayan and Ben (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

Maayan and Ben

A date in a pastoral corner, two glasses of red wine - the perfect time for Ben to remember that it's hard for him, that in general, this whole process, "is going to be badly burned in memory."

Ben is so attached to the narrative that he is not listened to and that he is entitled to focus on his feelings, that I sometimes wonder if he remembers that Maayan is next to him at all.

How awful to hear that the experience of your existence is burned into another person as a trauma, while you have done everything to cushion it from all directions.

After also receiving Madani permission to suffer out loud, Maayan fully assumes the role of the dancing trash can, and runs around to catch any insult that Ben spreads.

They both compliment him on his openness, and openness is indeed an admirable trait, but for Ben - that openness only pertains to negative feelings, and these are in any case a very nice part of the beginning of the show.

"It's such a point that's so good to me, and what if it does not come back?", He shares with the camera, and I wonder, what good is he talking about?

I have seen Ben suffer from much evil and suffer from much good, but good that he is good, really, is not.

And maybe this is the real process he needs to go through with himself;

Agree to be happy.

Until then, the one who conquers his heart is the one who will treat him as badly as he believes he deserves.

According to him, he separates from a kind of mixed feelings, and everything in Ben is accompanied by mixed feelings, but this time it seems to me that there is one feeling that stands out above them all, and that is - relief.

Bet: In the decision-making process, they will say "yes" and say goodbye after a week and a half, on WhatsApp, after three days that Ben did not reply to messages and will feel it is time to speak honestly.

More active.

Rafael and Idit (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

Raphael and Edith

As a graduation gift, Rafael and Idit Yael serve the famous tahini cookies.

"What, shall we eat together?", Yael smiles.

No, it's embarrassing.

If there’s anything I don’t feel like sharing with a psychologist, other than any space outside the clinic, it’s food.

I do not want to know that she has a personal life, let alone a digestive system.

Raphael sums up the process with the blessing that we will continue to be "none," and Edith longs to return to the "excitement of the beginning," apparently referring to those magical days of constructive criticism of baking.

Yael wants Rafael more active and more attentive, and I want Yael to stop talking to her patients about what she wants, because her desires are irrelevant to other people's relationships, and the relationship between the experts and participants is vague and embarrassing enough without doubling the amount of caring at night.

Please release the sweet couples for real psychological treatment and pack the cookies home.

Raphael was a little hurt by the conspiracy that Yael and Idit conspired against, because he feels active and also my feeling, and above all, he is active back on the word "active".

This tension also fails to turn into a quarrel, because nothing really interests them, and they raise a glass, "for the life of last dates," according to Raphael.

The connection between them is the longest embarrassing silence I have ever seen.

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Still together.

Rafael and Idit (Photo: screenshot, Keshet 12)

This dreamy evening continues with the debate over whether they would have cut each other off after the first or second date, followed by a contest - who was less concerned: "I came skeptically", - "I came doubly skeptical".

I came skeptically to Turbo Extreme, but here, from all these vague dialogues, we are shown a powerful pair for Israel that a relationship can grow between the words as well.

Looking back, says Idit, she's sorry she was cramped and serious at first, but here today she is completely satanic and awards good behavior medals.

Raphael also regretted being arrested, but in a slightly different sense.

"I respected, but I respected excess," he said.

You once had to make a collage of all the moments when they talked about sex in a wedding without talking about sex.

"How lucky we are to sleep separately with the amount of garlic and onion," says Idit, who has been completely released and now lives on the edge.

Their memories float before our eyes.

Is it just me, or is their flashback album longer than everyone else's?

A double injustice was done to the viewers here, since Idit and Rafael's relationship included a month and a half of the words "base" and "good friendship" in repeat.

At the end of the fast, they meet at Danny and Yael's, and Rafael compliments, "You like the new Mazara suit."

Thank you Mami, it's fun to see your smile as a Maccabident gift too.

They agree to continue together, a beige statement depending on the whole relationship, but the real news - they stayed together after seven months!

During those seven months, Rafael and Idit did exactly what was expected of them, namely sports, and the experts relish the image: "long-distance running."

"Maybe it's not the most televised," says Idit, and she is right.

Watching them was infernal boredom, but their happiness was worth it.

All the gray hours of watching and the experts' tired word games.

Walla, they deserve it.

I wish they continue to go out to Malabi together to this day.

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