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PAC

31:00 💀 that's that 🔥 head. Amy & Johnny are the most stable couple so I'm at 100% for them getting married. A.D & Clay this one is kinda tricky because she's definitely a little more different outside the pods. At the moment I'm at 50% of them getting married. Brittany & Kenneth aka The Holy Couple 👀 I'm at 60% getting married. Laura & Jeremy we'll have to see how they are in the next episode because she seems a little bossy and somewhat a little controlling. I'm at 30% of them getting married. Chelsea & Jimmy this is completely cooked. He knows exactly what he was doing when he gave A.D that compliment about her body and put his arm around her. This is DOA, Game Over, Don't Put Any Coins To Continue. 0% CHANCE. A+ episode and reaction. 🔥🔥

Stevenson Johnson

Nice to see that this season is way better than last season......but I only see 2 couples getting married, Amy & Johnny and Brittany & Kenneth. However, I'm really rooting for Johnny and Amy. Don't really care about the other couples. The couple that I'm rooting against the most is Chelsea & Jimmy! Stop that crap before its too late. Now about that insecurity vs territorial discussion...even though I understand your side, Jody for the most part...surprisingly, I ultimately don't agree. At least not fully. Respect is absolutely important to me in a relationship for obvious reasons. Using your club example, I'm not going to be cool with my woman being all up on somebody else or dancing with somebody else. I'm gonna check her. Why? Not because I'm insecure. It's because I consider what she did as blatant disrespect to me and our relationship and I'll have no tolerance for it. Now, insecurity and territorial behavior can definitely overlap, but they’re not the same thing. Insecurity is about how a man feels internally—uncertainty, fear of not being enough, fear of rejection, comparison, or fear that someone will take his chick. Being territorial is about how he behaves toward something or someone he considers “his”—being possessive, protective, jealous, or uncomfortable when others cross what he sees as a boundary. I'm the latter. For example, a man might be territorial because he’s insecure: “I’m worried she’ll choose someone else, so I get jealous when other men approach her.” But territorial behavior doesn't always come from insecurity. It can also come from possessiveness, attachment, protectiveness, a strong sense of boundaries, or simply wanting exclusivity. Anyway, solid episode and reaction!👍