The amazing Kate Casey.

Hi, welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey.

And buckle up. It's part four of the Love is Blind review with Krista Rosa.

I highly encourage you to go back and listen to all of the previous episodes.

We, of course, are talking about Love is blind on Netflix, which is an absolute

you got to watch show. It is a perfect show to binge this weekend. If you have not started watching,

you are going to have so much to unpack. I think what we all collectively love about this show is that

it places you back into the moment of your younger self when you began to date.

Of course, you know, you've got a couple years under your belt and you know what things to look for.

But you can be kind of a ding-dong when you start dating.

And I think that tends to happen because you're dating behind a wall.

So a lot of the body language that you would pick up on, you are devoid of.

And I think that kind of moves into the further segments of this show. For example, some of these couples,

they go after they get engaged, they see each other for the first time, they'll go on a Mexican vacation.

And while they're there in the lap of luxury in this paradise, they still are stuck in the

pods and they're missing out on some of those little tells that tell you someone is not

interested or someone is lying.

And then they go back to wherever they live.

So in this case, it's Denver.

And they're in an apartment that they don't actually live in typically.

So they're kind of out of sorts that way.

And then they're trying to convince their family that this crazy social experiment is going to work in their favor while also meeting the other person's family.

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