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It is Saturday, June 27th, and we are watching a love story unfold right before our eyes.

It is the story of the season of Love Island.

They already even have their own nickname, Renity. So why is it some people

plenty? Some loud voices are calling BS on their love story. With that, welcome to this

Love Island love lesson edition of Amy and T.J. I did not know there were this many voices and

this many loud ones saying that the story of the season for me ain't real. I'm shocked, to be

honest, I get it. Reality TV isn't reality. I understand the healthy skepticism. We should all

perhaps view these types of shows through.

It's a healthy lens. But I am, call me a sucker, call me naive, call me somebody who just loves love.

But I believe in the real feelings being shared between Bryce and Trinity.

Okay, how could we not? What signs do we have that it's not true? And the only one I'm

seeing Robs is that it's too good to be true. That's exactly what folks are saying, that they

don't believe that they each could be crying separate

from one another, pining away from one another. No one's ever seen they claim a man, a male

contestant on Love Island, literally pout and be depressed and cry during Casa Amor. That is the

opposite of what has happened, typically, with almost every other man, regardless

of the relationship they're in.

Okay, so it's just unbelievable, is what some are saying.

You can add to that a little bit in that the suggestion, we see him cry, but it was the

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