WHY Mitch is in this experiment if he's not willing to love, be vulnerable, show love to a woman (in public don't matter) in private either then why he's there? If He's not a man for nobody, he's prolly for the streets, he didn't came for LOVE, he thinks he's enough for himself, independent emotionally, too good to be with anybody, then why is he there, for clout or popularity?
I don't agree. My mum and dad never say that they love each other, but when it comes to times of hardship that's when they profess their love and go very intimate. But they don't do it everyday.
He has a point, not every man willingly shows public affection and stuff. There are men who like to do those kinds of things in private, and they don't want to keep saying 'I love you', 'you're attractive' all the time because it can become tiresome and boring.
Then why go on tv a show and get married publicly??? There's no issue with what he's saying, but for most women it's a requirement to be vulnerable, express love language, as well communicate clearly and effectively. If he wasn't going to give her that, then he needs to stay single or i.e. Not get married at first sight...
@@gerriserenity2726 Sorry it has been a while since I saw the video so I cannot remember the video contents exactly. Anyway, maybe the woman in the video should just learn to accept that perhaps her husband still loves her but doesn't want to show affection all the time...there is nothing wrong with that. My parents are hardly affectionate...it's not in their culture. But they have been married since 1991 (I was born in 1993 and my sister was born in 2002) and they do show affection but in private and in rare times. In our culture (Ceylon Tamil culture) affection is thought of as cringy and we keep that to a minimum...and only when necessary...let's say when a family member has died then the husband and wife show affection or when they are going through difficult economic times...they wouldn't do it too often. I know that there are cultures that are more open to PDA and affection in relationships, like some Western cultures. I think it would be harsh of the woman in the video to just dump her husband just because he is not showing much affection on the outside. Maybe he does love her deeply but is an introvert or something like that so he likes to only show that love and for her in private or in rare times. Well, if what you say about most women wanting a show of affection all the time (I disagree with you there, I know many husband-wife relationships where the husband and wife hardly show and talk about their affection towards each other but still love each other deeply) then I guess I am in trouble because I hardly show affection or PDA to my wife...even though I deeply love her and want to be with her lol. Not everyone displays affection but they can still love deeply.
@@kaage8780 Yeah but getting married on TV does not mean that one of the spouses has to be overly affectionate and show PDA to the other spouse. Love and affection for a spouse can also be shown in private and quiet and less talkative ways. I get your point, but I am just saying that love and affection does not need to be mentioned all the time to show love.
