- ♪ I can't help myself, I like what I see ♪
- Four newlywed couples took a leap into the unknown
in search of love.
[cheers and applause]
They married as complete strangers.
[cheers and applause]
♪
Last time, our couples took a major step
towards incorporating each other into their daily lives.
- Emily told you some [bleep], and you guys came in hot.
- Emily didn't tell me [bleep].
- ♪ Step into my world
- Emily and Brennan.
- Your friends pretty much, like, came at me unfairly.
- I am sorry about that, 'cause I wouldn't want your friends
to treat me like that.
- Becca and Austin.
- You think they all liked each other?
- Yeah. - Nice.
I think so, too. - You think so, too?
- I think so, too.
- Derik said that religion in the past
hasn't really been an issue for Austin.
I'm not sure exactly what that means,
but, more importantly, I just want to get intimacy
to work and trying to get us to a place
where we both feel connected.
- Clare and Cameron.
- Does he know you're on this? - No.
- [gasps]
- What would you like to tell a man who's on his deathbed?
- Oh, wow, okay, I didn't--
first of all, did not realize either of those things.
It's really strange to me that he's bringing up
really heavy things, you know, in front of people,
when he won't even do that with me in private.
♪
- Lauren and Orion.
- I didn't have a partner who was like, it can work out.
- It's not you. It's, for sure, him.
And let him know that it's him,
and hopefully this is the last time you see his [bleep].
♪
- And tonight...
our couples will work harder than ever
to fight for their dream of having everlasting love.
- You pegged me. - Yep.
- Let's make this sexual.
Let's create sexual tension in this nonsexual game.
- [laughs]
- I am head over heels with how much--
- Don't make me cry. Don't do it.
[laughs]
- I'm talking to her, though. - Yeah, I know.
- Let me talk to her. - Yeah, I get you.
- Okay, so let me talk to her. - So we--
- Brennan, I'm talking to Emily.
Thank you. - Yeah, I'm just helping--
- She doesn't need your help, though.
♪
- I still need time to, like, work through certain things
that could, like, really tear us apart.
♪
- [crying] It's really hard.
- Do you see a future with me? - You're not--let me finish.
- Do you see a future with me?
- Cutting me off really does piss me off.
I'm sorry. - Do you see a future with me?
- You really cut me off. - Do you see a future with me?
- If that's your truth, that's your truth, but--
- You're such a gaslighter, bro.
- No. - You are such a gaslighter.
- Okay.
- [crying] I tried my best. [sniffles]
For you to say that I failed this marriage
and I failed you, when all I've been doing
is assuring you that you haven't failed me...
♪
[sobs]
- ♪ It's all or nothing
- This is "Married at First Sight."
- ♪ There's no other way
♪
- ♪ It's all or nothing
- ♪ Tick, tick, boom
♪ Come on, let's get it started ♪
- [vocalizing]
- ♪ Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, boom ♪
- I slept great, although it was hot as Hades in here.
Like, literally--
- The thermostat is right over there.
- Yeah, I get that, but I literally said,
like, five times. I'm like, can I--
- I didn't hear you say once.
- Well, and I wanted to open the window,
and you just were not about that.
I was, like, roasting. - You didn't--
- But-- - You didn't ask me once.
- Anyway. [sniffs]
♪
- Uh, last night, you know, we talked
about a few things about--
I know my father, and my father's health came up.
Um...
I...
You know, I didn't realize that I hadn't communicated
that clearly to you. - Yeah.
- I just assumed that--
- it was very, very strange the way that it was brought up.
So I just was like, whoa, that's interesting
that out the gate, he doesn't even know Amy,
and all of a sudden, he's, like, diving into all that,
which, I mean, I was intrigued.
- Yeah, for me, my father's been sick
for many years, and... - Yeah.
And I'm sorry to hear that. That's, like, really hard.
- Yeah, well, I mean, it's something that I've, like,
already kind of, like, grieved and, like, accepted,
in the sense that it's just, it's just something that--
- Still hard, though. - Yeah, absolutely.
So for me, it's, like, the reason why I was being short
was, like, there was no hidden mystery.
My dad is sick.
You know, like, it just kind of is what it is
versus, like, oh, you know, here's this recent thing
that happened to me,
and I'm feeling really emotional about it.
It's like I've kind of already gone through the stages,
and that's why--
and that's why we kind of, like,
you know, missed each other. - Mm-hmm.
Thank you for sharing.
I know that that's not an easy thing to talk about,
and so I appreciate you being so open.
And now I understand.
You know, last night was the first time
that I had ever heard that he didn't know
that you were married.
- So people don't understand necessarily, like,
what it means to have people in their life
that are in these situations. - Yeah.
- My dad is a survivor, right? - Of course, yep.
- And anything I could say... - Yeah.
- Can kind of alter that. - Mm-hmm.
- I can't just be like, oh, yeah, by the way,
I married a stranger, because I do have to be careful...
- Yeah, and I get that.
- Because when that gets back to him,
what does that do to him and his--
- Right, right. I completely get it.
And I am grateful
that you were willing to have that conversation with me,
because I can't imagine being in your position.
Like, that sounds really, really hard.
Up until last night, I didn't realize
that his parents and his dad didn't know
that he was actually even getting married,
but I hope there comes a point where Cameron
feels comfortable just not hiding this information.
I think he knows family is everything to me,
and Cameron's family is now my family.
- It is hard, but it's something--
like I said, I've learned over the years how to work with it.
- Yeah.
♪
- So I'm gonna make bacon, eggs...
and toast.
- Perfect.
- Oh, I forgot to get butter,
but it's really good bread, so...
- Yeah, that'll be good.
I do just want to say sorry again for last night.
- Yeah.
♪
- It's just not how I wanted
the first fun night to go. - Yeah.
I'm trying not to take it personally, you know.
They're just looking out for their friend, and--
I don't know.
I think I could have definitely done things differently
and handled it better.
Obviously, I never want to come across as defensive,
even though it felt like a personal attack.
You know, I have to stand up for myself and my marriage.
- Yep.
- So, you know, I don't apologize for that.
I just--you know, obviously, heated in the moment.
- Yeah, and I... [egg tapping]
Obviously want you to know,
like, I'm always gonna take your side,
and, like, I don't want that to happen to you ever again,
and I obviously didn't, like, tell them
to say anything that they did.
Like, I know they care about me and are protective,
but that was just, like, crossing the line.
- Especially 'cause it was supposed to just be...
- Fun. Yep. - Good vibes.
And, like, if they had, you know, questions or concerns,
like, definitely, but, you know,
to come in with that level of intensity
when it was such a good-vibe atmosphere just...
- Yeah, it just sucks because you did like my friends
at the wedding, and, like, obviously,
those were my best friends, and, like, I just--
like, it is just, like, a reflection of me,
and I just don't want you to, like, think...
any, like, less of me or, like, those are--
- No, I don't think any less of you.
I'm honestly just treating it like a one-off night
with all this pressure and, like, just felt a little off.
- Yeah, that's the right way to look at it.
- Yeah, it's not your fault, obviously.
You know, or forgive and forget, you know.
- That's good. - So...
- That's important. - Yeah..
♪
- So this is a game...
that my mom taught me when I was a young-un.
Okay, so there's, like, two parts of play.
There's, like, the pegging round,
which you, like, play cards... - [giggles]
- [laughs] And then the counting round.
So, like... - [laughs]
- I don't know how to explain this.
I probably should have read the rules first
to, like, get a better grasp of it, but basically--
- Is it actually called the pegging round?
- I play a card. You play a card, and we try it.
So, if I were to play a king, you'd want to play a 5.
This is for, like, the pegging round.
- We got to name it something else.
[chuckles] - I know.
- The process of pegging in cribbage
is apparently to keep score.
However, let's make this sexual.
Let's create sexual tension in this nonsexual game.
You've got to be ready to peg if you want to play cribbage.
Peg yourself, bro. - Just be 2.
So then I got 19.
♪
- Yeah. - [whispers indistinctly]
[laughs] - So I won.
- Yeah, so 28, last card.
You get one point. - I peg.
- Boop. - You pegged me.
- Yeah, so-- [laughter]
- What is my goal? What am I trying to do?
- To get points. Get all the way around.
- And so now I'm just playing with myself?
[laughter] - Oh, [bleep].
- Sorry.
I know I need to be patient,
and I am respecting the fact that Austin
doesn't have the same comfort level as I do.
But I am starting to feel worried that I'm running out
of ways for us to connect
that do separate us from a friendship
and still fulfill my needs.
♪
- All right.
- For later. - For later.
- For pegging later. - My stash.
[laughter]
- ♪ 'Cause you know when you know it ♪
♪ And you'll know when you know when you figure it out ♪
♪ 'Cause you know when you know it ♪
♪ And you'll know when you know when you figure it out ♪
- Doesn't this look good? - It looks amazing.
[both chewing] Mmm.
The sounds of mastication.
♪
I think, specifically, it means chewing, but...
- Could've just said "chewing."
- Hmm, but I wanted to use a big word.
- Yeah, as you do.
[laughs]
You tend to do that quite a bit.
- Oh, no, I think I use a lot of small words.
I wish I used way bigger words.
Then people would know how really smart I am.
- Oh, my God. No, that's--
Yeah, okay.
- When Clare expresses feelings
of cascading annoyances,
that makes me feel like we're stuck,
because I want to feel wanted.
Her body language and her actions
say that she doesn't want me.
♪
So...
I feel like we are stuck.
Like, I mean, it feels like we're at, like,
an impasse, right?
- I mean, I feel like we're both trying very hard,
and I don't know, I...
I'm not sure if we've, like, hit a wall.
There is zero romance.
I don't think that's on either of us.
I'm not saying there's anyone to blame.
It's just that's the way it is,
and I don't think...
♪
That that's healthy.
♪
- Yeah, but it's easy to look at lack of romance
and say, it will come with time.
♪
When we're talking about "romantic"...
- Mm-hmm.
- Turn-ons... - Mm-hmm.
- Have I actually been doing any?
- Yeah, yeah, I think--yeah, when you let me know
that you are here--like, even little stuff like that,
when you're like, are you okay?
Like, that kind of stuff, I really love,
and I've noticed that you do that a lot.
In every situation where it's, like,
it might be causing a little bit of stress,
before I even mention it, you're like, are you okay?
And to me, that is a turn-on,
'cause it's like you're being in tune with who I am.
- Okay, and then are there specific things I'm doing,
you know, romantically that are turning off?
- No. - Okay.
♪
- I just don't think I'm romantically ready
to engage in behavior that is, you know, sexual at this point.
It doesn't feel natural for me to do that with you,
and it's not nothing against you.
It's just the way that our relationship is,
and it's like, you feel the same.
It's not like you can just naturally just come over
and give me a kiss.
Like, that's not natural for you to do that to me, right?
- Well, I would.
- Okay, would it feel unnatural to kiss me, though?
- No.
- Hmm, that's interesting, okay.
Hearing him say that he's attracted to me
and that he wants to kiss me, this is news to me.
I don't feel that coming from him all the time.
Like, your actions aren't aligning with your words.
I just feel a little bit of guilt,
and maybe that's built by myself.
But I feel like in all these conversations,
I just feel a sense of like, wow, I'm not doing enough.
I'm not enough because I'm not giving him
what he needs right now or in this moment, you know?
And that's hard. That's a hard pill to swallow.
And I'm sorry. I don't--I don't--
- No, no, don't be sorry. - [sighs]
- You can't be at fault for being uncomfortable.
That's not-- In your programming,
that's nothing that you are at fault for.
But even with the limited romance we have,
I'm getting attached to you.
♪
And so, like, I'm here to try,
and I'm happy to try.
However, I would be doing myself a great disservice
if we really thought there was no future
because it's literally just pain at that point.
♪
But if there is a potential future,
then the pain is worth it.
♪
So is there a 0.1% chance
of this working out?
♪
- No.
- Okay.
- I think there's more than that.
- Oh, there's more, okay.
So, I mean, anything can happen...
right, at any time?
- Mm-hmm.
- We just got to stick it through
and make the romance work, right?
♪
- ♪ To choose love over fear
- ♪ Ooh, ooh-ooh
♪ Where we go when we are alone ♪
- Hello. - Hi, it's so good to see you.
- I know. - How have you been?
- Today was just a really good day.
We had, like, a full day together,
so I just want to keep the mood light.
Hopefully, chemistry can grow from here on out.
- Better stay with me.
You can hold in stillness if you need to.
Lots of good people to watch.
Emily, a pro, obviously. It's gonna be great.
- It's gonna be so fun. - Yeah.
- Oh, they're getting in position.
Got to get in position.
♪
- We're gonna go with center core first.
[cheers and applause] Anyways...
[laughter] Okay, cool.
Tiptoes front platform--press out, and just hold for me.
♪
Beautiful, gorgeous.
You guys, rock your heels forward slightly.
Emily, pop up onto your toes for me.
- ♪ Light it up, light it up ♪
♪ Like a shooting star, like a... ♪
- In three, two, one. Hold it.
Beautiful, Brennan.
- ♪ 'Cause nobody else got a brighter star ♪
♪ So light it up
- So I'm doing it right? - Yeah, that's good.
- ♪ Yeah, light it up
♪ Yeah, light it up
♪
- A big "hell, yeah" round of applause...
[cheers and applause]
To our friend Brennan for his first class.
Well done. How was it?
- [breathlessly] Thanks for having me.
- Spicy, huh? - Appreciate it.
Can't wait to never see you guys again.
[laughter]
- Fair enough, fair enough. - Just kidding. It was great.
I'll see you guys next Tuesday.
Oh, man, that was good.
- Would you do it again? - Yeah.
- I mean, I do give him credit.
I feel like a lot of guys, like, wouldn't do this.
I'm proud of what he did here tonight.
- It was cool to see you in your element.
Model Emily, everyone look at model Emily.
- Definitely not. I felt under pressure.
- She called me beautiful, and so that was--
- Well, that's a plus.
Will you come back for compliments?
- I mean, why else are we doing this, right?
- [chuckles]
♪
- ♪ Stuck in my head, thinking it's dead ♪
♪ It's only just a matter of time ♪
- First trip to the grocery store together.
We'll be meeting with the other couples for potluck.
- That was it? - Yep.
- That was it? Okay. - Oh, it's responsibly sourced.
[laughs]
♪
- Friends! - Hey!
[indistinct chatter and laughter]
- I feel like it's been, like, forever.
- I know. [laughter]
- Yeah, so where is everyone else's stuff they brought?
- You guys each brought one thing.
- You guys brought--
Yes, we thought that that was-- I'm sorry.
- It's all right. We got the team on our back.
It's fine. - You did. You did.
- If we all brought enough food for 8 people,
we'd be feeding 36 people. - Exactly.
- So... - That's true.
Wow. - Just throwing it out there.
- God, you're [bleep] brilliant.
[laughter] - It's true.
- Lauren and Orion are not here right now.
- I mean, I've been talking to Lauren,
and I think she's gonna come tonight.
I think she's gonna--
I don't know about Orion, 'cause I don't know what you--
- I have not heard if Orion is coming.
- Have they moved in?
- My understanding is-- I don't think they have.
- I love carrots. - Me too.
- I hate carrots. - Me too.
- I like celery. That's it.
- Really? - Celery?
- Yeah. - There's nothing--
- That's the worst veggie of all.
- Hey, guys, hey. - Oh, hi.
- Hey. Oh, see?
This is proper. - Look at her.
- Nice. - Oh.
- That is the spread of the century.
- Give me mine. Hype me up. Hype me up.
- Where is Orion?
- I actually don't know. I thought he was gonna be here.
♪
I'm not super excited. I'm, like, 50-50.
I'm really excited to see everyone
and hear their good news with their marriages,
but I'm not looking forward to seeing Orion.
And as far as the divorce, it just sucks.
But I'm okay with letting everyone know what's going on.
- You're not moved in. - No, we never moved in.
- Wow. - Yeah.
- There he is. - Hi.
- What up? - Hey.
- Oh, he brought dessert.
- I brought dessert. - Wow.
- Yeah.
- How are you? - Good. How are you?
- Hey. - Where can I put these?
- Put it here. - Okay. So--
- That looks bomb. - Yeah, so...
- We have, like, a full meal. - Holy moly.
- Yeah, so toffee cake, strawberry, and then tuxedo
from a friend who owns a bakery here in Denver.
- That looks delish. Thank you, Orion.
- How were your housewarmings?
- Ours was good.
We just played games, and then I had a one-on-one
with her friends, or two-on-one, and got grilled.
- I think my plan backfired.
I was like, oh, everyone will have wigs.
Everyone will be, like, open and fun,
and then the personas got a little out of control.
- They assumed other identities.
- Uh-oh, you got roasted?
- Yeah, Emily and I have been going through our bumps.
There's not really, like, a romantic bond yet,
so we're just trying to work through that
as difficult as it is.
Just want to be open with you guys on where we're at,
because we were doing so good on the honeymoon,
and then reality hit, and things changed, so...
- Yeah, don't feel guilty. - Yeah.
- This is a lot for everyone, I think.
both: Yeah. - For sure.
- Relationships are work. I mean, you guys are still--
even through that,
you guys are still sticking it through together.
- Yeah. - That's commendable.
- Thank you.
- That's very commendable, actually.
- We're trying. - I agree.
- Because it's easy to just leave
when stuff gets hard, so...
And you guys did it. - Yeah.
[indistinct chatter]
- It's definitely surprising to hear.
And I know a lot has happened with Cameron and I,
but we kind of assumed that, you know,
everyone else is happy with where they're at,
but we could be wrong.
Who knows? I don't know.
- I guess we really didn't talk
to everybody since the honeymoon,
but Lauren and I...
I have decided to get a divorce.
- I, not Lauren and I. - Yeah, I.
♪
- If you don't mind me asking, when did this happen?
- I think you can speak to that,
since it happened so many different times.
- Yeah, I mean, you know, just coming back
from the honeymoon, just taking that break and so...
- That's when he asked for a divorce.
- And so, yeah, so that's when I first brought up
wanting the divorce.
But everything that kind of just followed after that
made it more real when we had our discussion with Dr. Pia.
♪
- Lauren, do you feel like Orion gave this a chance?
- No, I don't.
Yes, we had a race dis--
not even a disagreement.
I said a horrible, offensive joke
on, like, day two of the honeymoon.
But, like, I was called a failure in the marriage.
You did tell me that I failed you and I failed the marriage.
You did slut-shame me
for having sex two months before the wedding.
You've never apologized for the way you made me feel.
You just cried about how it made you feel bad
that you made me feel bad.
- Well, I did, that night.
- [voice breaking] You did not even apologize
for calling me a failure and that I failed in this marriage
and for not having your back.
So don't sit here and say you've apologized
for those words unless you really felt them.
And if you didn't really feel them,
that hurts even more for you to say
that I failed this marriage and I failed you,
when all I've been doing is assuring you
that you haven't failed.
♪
- Well, I don't think you have failed.
- Then why would you say that?
- Like, there-- [scoffs]
I'm not changing what I'm saying.
- But you literally do change what you say, Orion.
You change it every moment.
- If that's your truth, that's your truth, but, I mean--
- You're such a gaslighter, bro.
- No.
- And I'm about to bring that up.
You are such a gaslighter. - Okay.
- [clears throat]
- I'm not gonna sit here and let you say otherwise,
because you know it's the truth.
♪
I have been accountable for my actions this entire time.
And if you're not gonna hold yourself accountable, I will.
♪
- Well, I don't know
what I need to hold myself accountable with.
The only thing that I really came to a conclusion on
is that how I felt about her in the beginning
is not how I was feeling about her in that moment.
And that hasn't quite come back.
♪
And so for that, you know, I don't think
it would be beneficial to continue on
with the marriage,
because I know in my heart I'm already out.
♪
- Do either of you feel like you gave up too fast
or, like, you didn't let the process play out?
- I don't think I gave up
because I didn't ask for the divorce.
I was ready to stay married.
- I don't think that I'm not giving it a chance.
You know, I feel like I tried,
and it was just small steps back with each argument.
♪
- How?
- How easy it is for us to fall out of a easy conversation
and then kind of start going back and forth with each other,
that's something that has been really consistent.
And it's just...
There is a disconnect in our communication.
You know, I'm specifically talking...
- But where was the disconnect? - With the honeymoon.
I mean, there was disconnect all throughout the honeymoon.
- Sometimes I feel like you'll say things, and I'm like, huh?
- As a whole, it does feel like there's a big disconnect
when it comes to communicating.
- 'Cause we don't communicate.
♪
- Lauren, you're not alone.
Um...
I mean, I can only speak to our experience,
but it's been very difficult for Clare and I.
There are some big things that we just simply don't align on.
- Yeah. Huge things. - And...
we're having chemistry, romance issues.
We don't agree on how we would raise our children--
religious versus nonreligious.
- And, you know, I respect him so much
and care for him so much, and it makes me sad.
- Like, the best person maybe, ever I've met.
Like, I am--truly, truly... - Oh, that's so nice.
- I am head over heels with how much...
- Don't make me cry.
Don't do it. - Okay.
- [laughs] - You're gonna make me cry.
I haven't cried since the second grade.
Come on.
♪
- I can empathize with, like, how difficult that is to see
and, like, to be confused by, to be--
- Yeah, we do have...
albeit a tiring chemistry,
we do have a chemistry that is special to ourselves.
But it is a--
it is a fiery...
[laughter]
- You're not wrong. He's not wrong.
That is accurate.
- I mean, you know, we get along.
I mean, that could easily be a disaster.
- But I love it 'cause I think we challenge
each other in that way, too. - Yeah.
- I think that's what the experts saw
is that they knew that we would challenge each other,
intentionally... - And we want to be challenged.
- That we're both passionate about our opinions, beliefs,
and we're willing to share that with each
other very openly and safely.
So part of me is like, yeah, the experts
nailed it there, for sure.
- So nothing's been decided.
You're still sort of sorting that out?
- Yeah, we're just kind of just...
Yeah. - Yeah.
- Figuring it out. - That's okay.
- Yeah. - Yep.
- Yeah, nothing is--yeah, so...
Yeah. Sheesh, I'm sweating.
[laughing] I'm like...
Like, that was a lot.
- How are you guys doing?
- This has been a very stressful conversation.
[chuckles] I'm not handling it well.
- You're doing great. - [chuckles]
But, no, we're doing good.
I mean, we had the similar religion kind of issues
and my slower intimacy speed, but we're both,
like, pretty open-minded.
And, you know, I still need time to, like, work
through certain things.
That's kind of why we went down the path of figuring out
one another before we really talk about those big pieces,
because for me, it's, like, important to understand
who she is at her heart
before we talk about things that could, like, really--
I don't know--tear us apart.
♪
It has been hard. - Yeah, for sure, for sure.
- But her support and everything is, like, really...
- Yeah.
- Helpful and meaningful for me.
- Yeah, I think I'm getting emotional right now
'cause it's difficult to see, like, all of us...
♪
Yeah... [laughs]
[crying] To, like, know that each of us
are, like, struggling in that way.
Like, I know how hard it can be
and then to know that each of you are feeling that
is really hard.
Now I want to hug all of you.
[both chuckle] Sorry.
♪
- I have a mix of emotions
with hearing that all the other couples
are experiencing ups and downs,
but they're still, you know, navigating their marriage
as best as possible.
It does feel comforting that they understand.
I just wish they weren't going
through their own challenges, too.
- We can do a group hug. - Yeah, can we?
[laughter]
- I'm very excited
to just continue on with life
and know that I tried my best.
[sniffles]
♪
[sobs]
♪
[sniffles]
♪
I'm okay.
- ♪ No, I'm never gonna cry again ♪
♪ Yeah, I've done it for the last time ♪
- [sniffles]
- ♪ No, I'm never gonna cry again ♪
♪ When it's over you
♪ Goodbye
[dreamy music]
♪
- Ooh. - Well, that was something.
♪
- That was draining on many levels.
- Oh, yeah. - [chuckles]
- Like, holy cow.
Oh, my God. Yeah, I just...
I guess I didn't realize, like, you know,
where the other couples were at.
Like, I thought we were, like, down in the dumps.
[chuckles] And realizing that we aren't the only ones,
I think it gave me a better understanding
that, like, we aren't doing as poor as maybe I thought.
- Yes, we have potentially
insurmountable problems. - Yeah.
- But at least we're talking about it.
- Yeah, right, right.
- I mean what I heard from Austin and Becca is that
they have major problems... - Mm-hmm.
- And they're just not talking about it.
They're just steering clear of the conversation.
- 'Cause they're scared... - Yeah.
- To confront it, you know, but--
- It seems unhealthy. - Right.
- But, you know, I'm not gonna tell anyone
how to live their lives. - Right.
- And then we've got Brennan and Emily.
- I don't think they're on the same page about something.
- Something's up.
- I think they're just not being specific enough
about the issues, which speaks a lot
to maybe their relationship, too.
- Mm-hmm. - You know what I mean?
I think they're not being honest, really.
And it's like-- So I don't know.
This whole thing has made me realize, like,
I'm really good at being honest.
You're really good at being honest.
And as long as we continue that for the rest of our lives,
that's gonna be really beneficial to us.
♪
- Yeah, but in the spirit of being honest,
you know, this is just not gonna sound right,
but I'm gonna say it anyways.
I have been inspired...
to actually consider myself
a little more moving forward. - Mm-hmm.
♪
- I look at Orion and Lauren,
and, yeah, okay, there's definitely...
something might have been cut short there
and maybe selfishly so. - Mm-hmm.
- And I think Orion was willing to say,
this is just what I need.
And to be honest... - [clears throat]
- While the situation is very unfortunate...
- [sniffs]
- I was actually inspired to think,
okay, it's very unlikely
that we're going to be able to move past our roadblock.
- Mm-hmm.
- The biggest hurdle for our relationship
is the lack of physical intimacy
and the clash between our religious views.
We're just stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Like, is there an adjustment that we need to make?
♪
- I don't know.
- ♪ I've been waiting for too long ♪
♪
- Like, sheesh.
♪
- ♪ I'm so tempted to tell you ♪
♪ That you might be the one
- Welcome to my place. It's the same as yours.
- I like your guys' little, like, horn.
- Thanks.
- Why do you guys like tribal vibes?
- [chuckles]
♪
- What's up, brother? - What up, my guy?
- Long night, huh? - Yeah. [chuckles]
- So, before I, like, step into me,
I also want to hear how things are going for you.
- Don't want to sing for you.
Ours is, like, relatively...
I wouldn't say easy, but, like, it's, like, big issues
that are just gonna take time. - Yep.
- Things are good. Things are good.
- Awesome.
- I just don't prescribe to the notion
that we have to figure out everything right now, you know?
- So I just have to, like...
- Be patient? - Yeah. [chuckles]
- Which, like, I feel like I am being very patient.
- Yeah.
- I wasn't expecting for us to kind of take a turn.
I, like, thought things were fine during the honeymoon.
- Yeah. both: They seemed fine.
[chuckles] Like, liked me a lot,
like, found me attractive, like...
And then something is happening right now.
He's, like, shutting off. - Mm.
- And I was like, that's literally the one thing,
like, you just can't do. - Mm-hmm.
- And I've asked him, like--
And the one thing he won't tell me
is, like, physical attraction.
It's weird. - So you've directly asked him.
- Yeah. - He is attracted to you.
There's no way that, like, it's not there,
so it feels like there's something else
that he doesn't even know.
- That's what I, like, feel, too.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, so it was a pretty big bomb that you dropped
about, like, the romantic feelings, all that.
Do you think attraction and, like, romance
and, like, chemistry-- is that, like, something
that you need to have from the beginning,
or is it something that, like, can grow over time
as you get to know someone?
- My past-- it's been immediate.
So this is, like, very uncharted territory for me.
I did this because I wanted to trust the experts
and do things differently,
not anticipating that this would be one of my obstacles.
But now that it is, you know, I told everyone
I wanted to trust the process, and that's what I'm gonna do.
Divorce is not an option for me in this, but it's just like--
I don't know, honestly. - Yeah.
- It's just like, you know, if I can take a pill for that
and have chemistry, I would so that this could work,
but, you know, we got to do it the natural way, so...
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's hard.
- It's hard.
- I do believe it was there. - Yeah.
- And I still think it is there.
- Yeah. - Yeah, I'm not gonna, like,
harp on it anymore, but it's...
it's just more of, like, I just want to make sure
I'm, like, playing it right moving forward.
- Are you playing it right is you being,
like, your unfiltered self and, like--
- That's the only way I know how to be.
- And you know--
Whether he's attracted to you,
you know how attractive you are, right?
- Thank you. [chuckles] - Do you know that?
- I mean, this week has been tough,
but I have learned a lot about myself.
Like, I'm hitting limits, like...
[crying] I didn't even know, like, I was capable of.
Like, I've learned, like, I am, like, stronger
and, like, more in tune with my emotions
for not having a relationship.
But like, now it's, like, this is, like, why I didn't date,
like, for these, like--
I need someone who was, like, sure of me
and, like, sure of themselves.
Like, it's--but I don't want to give up because I do believe,
like, a lot's there.
And it's also hard to, like, hear him.
He just talks about, like, the romance
and, like, whatever that is
and, like, just doesn't give me direct answers.
Like, I just don't know, like, what to do
other than just do nothing.
- And then that just leaves you in this, like, gray area,
which is so hard.
- I don't know what it's gonna take for something
to get through to him.
- ♪ Unresolved
♪ Unresolved
- ♪ For you, I will fight
♪ For you, I will cry
- Okay, so today, Dr. Pia is coming to visit Cameron and I,
and...
I'm feeling pretty lost and confused.
It's obviously been a lot, and we're both--
Both Cameron and I are very mentally drained.
But it'll be nice to get her expertise
on the situation,
on what we can do to move forward
in such a difficult time.
♪
- Hello. - Hello.
You look stunning. - Likewise. Thank you.
- That's a very cute outfit you got on.
- Thank you. - Hello.
- Hi, good seeing you. - You look well.
- All right, y'all want to have a seat here.
- All right. - All right.
- Well, how have things been going?
- It's been a--
it feels like it's been a long journey already.
- And then I'm looking down and neither one of you
have your rings on. - Yeah.
- What's going on? What are y'all not telling me?
- Unfortunately, it's become apparent
that our long-term viability
is probably not there, unfortunately.
♪
- Wow. - Yeah.
- That's a pretty strong, like, bold statement.
So let's pull ourselves back
in terms of giving this more time to process,
to experience one another, to think things through.
Is there any possibility for that--
that you could see that happening?
- I think I want to try and figure out
how to make this work.
- I just want to make sure I'm understanding you correctly.
You're saying-- - Okay, so there are--
I mean, basically, we have a fundamental disagreement
about how we want to raise our children.
- So I've heard about that with regard to religion.
Is that what we're talking about right now?
- Yeah, primarily. - Primarily.
Are there other things as well?
- There's also this lack of maybe,
like, romantic connection.
That's just what it is.
And so, if we can't, first of all,
be on the same page about our future, but, second of all,
can't be on the same page about where we are emotionally
here in this romantic, physical moment...
- Mm-hmm. - Then how can we progress?
We have tried very, very, very hard.
- Okay.
- I'd say the most painful thing about all this is,
Clare and I, I think, are extremely compatible.
- Yeah.
- She's the smartest and most mature person
I've ever been in a relationship with, so...
- Oh, that's nice.
- It's kind of just like a perfect mixture there,
where I just feel-- I feel heard...
- Mm-hmm.
- Which, for whatever reason, in relationships is rare to me.
- Okay.
- You know, we get along really well.
Just the more time I spend around her,
the more and more I'm getting attached.
It's just this feeling that, like, when I'm away from her,
like, I miss her.
And, I mean, I've essentially said,
you know, it's time to protect Cameron
because I think our future is bleak.
♪
- Wow.
- Clare, what's it like to hear him say that?
- Obviously, it's not great to hear, because, I mean,
I think we're both not doing mentally the best that we want
to be doing in this moment.
This has been very draining.
We can't be a couple if we're not doing well individually.
We have to put ourselves first,
and if that means that we can't make this work,
then that's what it has to be. - Okay.
So what I'm hearing is, you feel like you all
have exhausted all options. - Mm-hmm.
- You've given it your best shot.
It doesn't seem like there's any viable opportunity
for marriage to continue on.
And I'm looking at, like, well, wait a minute.
What have you all tried? - Mm-hmm. Yeah, that's fair.
That's a very fair question to ask.
- I mean, are there specific things that...
that we should try?
- Yeah, so here's the thing.
There's been so much change in such
a very short period of time... - Lots, yeah.
- And it can be really "dysregulating" to the system.
- Mm-hmm. - So my recommendation
would be to go back into,
like, what makes you both work individually?
Like, let's get you, like, more stabilized.
Can there also be some focus on having fun
and being more in the moment?
Take off talking about children,
romance, sex, and religion
until the next time you meet with an expert,
because there can be some, like, fatigue
in talking about this. - Totally.
- And I can understand that there's a lot of anxiety there
because you're thinking, holy [bleep],
this is the rest of our lives we're talking about.
- Yeah. - Like, hold the phone.
Get me out. - [laughs]
- Right? I hear that. I see that. I feel that.
And what I'm offering is, like, give yourselves time
to be in the moment and enjoy one another's company.
Get to have more fun together.
I would hate for this to be a missed opportunity,
to give up right now, saying, well, we've tried everything
under the sun, right, because you all led
with saying how compatible that you feel that you are.
And you already have this understanding
of what you've tried that hasn't worked.
Let's focus on what is working.
What if we take away the pressure from everything else
and just focus on having fun and being more in the moment?
- Yeah, yeah, I like that.
- I guess what I'd say is...
I'd be disingenuous if I agreed right now.
I would like to sleep on your advice.
♪
And that's just who I am. - Yeah.
- I just need time when it comes to those things.
- I respect that. - So I hear you.
I think it is fantastic advice. - Yeah.
- But I can't commit to you right in this moment.
♪
- ♪ Don't say it's over
♪
♪ Don't say goodbye
- Excited to talk to Pia today?
- I wouldn't say excited, but, yeah, I'm excited, sure.
We went through a lot of [bleep],
and we finally put everything behind us,
but, like, I just know deep down that there's still,
like, a disconnect.
We need to start figuring this out.
Are you nervous? - I don't know.
I've never really done therapy before, so...
Is this therapy? - I would say it's therapy.
- Is it? - Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
I wonder what, like, her intentions are.
♪
- You should ask her.
- It's gonna be interesting.
[knock at door]
[groans]
[chuckles]
both: Hello. - Oh, I love your top.
Hi! - I love your pink.
Love it. - Nice to see you.
- Good to see you again as well.
- You too. - Thanks, love it.
- Welcome to our home. - Thank you for having me.
- Would you like something to drink?
- I'm all right. Thank you for asking.
- Okay, yeah, of course.
- Pretty, pretty.
- Nice, right? - It is nice.
- Got you that chair.
- Thank you.
All right, get comfy.
- Yeah. - Settle in.
- Is that chair comfy? - Yeah.
So how has it been?
- We had a little rocky, like, back-to-reality week,
but then we--
I feel like we're back on track.
- Yeah. - Yeah?
So you feel like that rockiness has subsided now?
- Yeah, but I still feel like we're--
- Disconnect. - Yeah, disconnect.
- Currently, there's a disconnect?
- Yeah, he doesn't feel like there's,
like, romance, chemistry. - Mm.
- So we're trying to, like, let time see...
- Yeah. - If that can evolve.
But I think the only way for us to figure this out
is to just be as open as possible.
So, like, while it wasn't what I wanted to hear...
- Sure. - And obviously, like,
doesn't feel great, it's still like progress to hear
any bit more than like, we're fine,
or like, we're taking it slow. - Mm-hmm.
- Like, just hearing any more, like, words and emotion,
I think, is gonna be critical.
- Sure.
- I mean, I know I've never had,
like, a serious relationship.
This is all new to me.
But I think, like-- he's getting so much better--
but, like, talking about emotions
is just not his thing, which is fine.
- Would you agree with her that it's challenging at times
for you to verbalize what you're feeling
or to verbalize what you're thinking?
- Yeah, absolutely, you know, definitely.
- But you are able to identify that you're not feeling
the romantic chemistry. - Correct.
- Can you put into words why you're not feeling it?
Are there certain things that are turning you off from it?
- Yeah, let's be mindful of Emily here.
This is not easy.
- I am being mindful.
Help me understand.
Is there something that just happened
that I did that made you feel like I wasn't being mindful?
- Well, it's just-- you know, this is not easy
to talk about, and, like...
- Yeah. - If I was in her shoes,
I know I would be really uncomfortable
hearing my partner, like, talk about physical intimacy,
especially through all this.
- Am I making you feel uncomfortable?
- No, but-- - Okay.
- I feel like I got over the uncomfortable,
which was, like, getting this out in the open.
- Yeah.
- So now I'm just trying to figure out how we move forward
and, like, fix it if it's possible.
- Right, and, like, that's my intention of being here today,
is to try to figure out, what can we do?
And so for me, like, the way that I work through that
is to figure out, well, how did we get here?
What's going on?
Because that's gonna alter what type of solutions
or tips or advice that I'm giving to you.
- Yeah. Of course. - Right?
And the only way in which to do that is, to your point, Emily--
is to have a very frank
and honest conversation, right? - Of course.
- So, when I just heard you say that let's be mindful of her,
I'm wondering, Brennan, if there might be some of you
that is holding back from being fully honest with her
because there's a concern of hurting her feelings.
- Yeah, I'm definitely mindful of being respectful
and taking very much into account her feelings,
and I'm not gonna say anything that won't help anything
but do damage.
♪
- So I'm noticing your body language
and your eye movements as he's saying that.
- That's just her. [chuckles]
- But there's something behind that.
So when you're squinting your eyes and looking like that,
what does that mean? - Oh, no.
- Explain it--explain it-- - I'm talking to her, though.
- Yeah, I know. - Let me talk to her.
- Yeah, I get you. - Okay, so let me talk to her.
- So we--
- Brennan, I'm talking to Emily.
- Yeah. - Thank you.
- I'm just helping-- this is a lot, right?
So I'm just gonna help her take a step back and get her--
- She doesn't need your help, though.
- This is my wife, so I'm just gonna make sure she's okay.
So...
- That's my job, is to ask her if she's okay.
♪
[dramatic music]
♪
- Yeah, I am fine.
I think I will be fine.
- When you made the kind of, like, eye squint,
and we're looking like that, what was that for you?
- Um...
- When you do that, what does it mean?
- I think it's a thinking face. Am I wrong?
- A what? - A thinking face.
- Thinking/frustration.
- Thank you. both: Yeah.
♪
- It's a hard balance. Like, I know he cares.
I know he doesn't want to disrespect me,
but I... - Mm-hmm.
- Will feel maybe more resentment
and feel like we're not gonna be able to go anywhere
unless I hear everything.
- Yeah.
What I'm trying to figure out is, what is the barrier,
and how do we move forward with that?
♪
To do that is, to your point, Emily,
is to have a very frank, direct,
and honest conversation.
I can respect that this is a lot,
and so I can totally empathize
with how that might feel like pressure.
So we've got to figure out what we're gonna do differently.
In order to figure out what to do differently,
I got to know, what have we been doing?
- Yeah. Yeah. - Make sense?
- Mm-hmm. - Okay.
So can you put into words,
in a way that you feel comfortable with,
what is holding back for you the physical attraction?
- Like, it's just a feeling that I don't have,
so I don't act on it.
- Okay.
So what is the feeling that you have?
You said you don't have the feeling.
- Um...
[sighs]
♪
I don't know.
♪
Like, just not there.
- What's not there?
- That feeling to want to be intimate.
- Okay.
Is this something that you've experienced before, Brennan?
- No, it's not.
- 'Cause I can tell that there's a lot
of care that you have for her, right?
Like, even when you were like,
whoa, whoa, stop there, Dr. Pia, like, this is my wife.
I'm trying to protect her. I'm all of that.
So that feeling is there.
- Yeah.
- Is there an emotion attached to that thought?
♪
- Um... [sighs]
Maybe.
I don't know. - Okay.
- Like, maybe.
- What might it be?
- The emotion? - Yes.
- I don't know, like, what emotion that is.
- Yeah, that's what I'm asking.
- Yeah, I don't know what emotion that is.
- Okay. - I just--that's just how I am
when I care about people. - Mm-hmm.
Okay, so there's care that you have.
I think I might label what I saw happen
is, like, protective of her. - Yeah.
- Yeah, is that how you feel? - Yeah, definitely.
- Yeah, okay.
So next thing is,
I want to ask y'all both about your thoughts about therapy.
♪
- I go back and forth on my thoughts.
I haven't had any, like, bad personal experiences.
I think, like, the critical part is wanting to do it.
- Sure. Right. What about for you, Brennan?
- Have I, or what are my thoughts on it?
- Both. - I have not been in therapy.
Do I believe in it?
Yeah, I believe it helps a lot of people
and could be a really good resource.
- Yeah, so I'm gonna make a suggestion for you
to enter individual therapy, Brennan--
like, outside of this process--
with the goal of helping to identify your emotions,
because I think that that is going
to continue to be a barrier for the relationship.
- I don't think so.
Like, I do a lot of self-reflection.
I have a, you know, really amazing support system.
And, um...
I don't--right now I'm not talking about my emotions
because I don't have any,
so it's really hard to explain them if they're not there.
♪
- Mm-hmm.
So that right there, I think, is an example of why therapy
would be helpful for you. - Okay.
- Because everyone has emotions all the time.
- Yeah, right, right, but I'm associating it
with feelings, right?
- Feelings and emotions, yeah, same thing.
- Right, so if I don't have feelings, right, about--
- You don't know what they are.
- Okay. [both chuckle]
- Okay, so... - Okay.
- That's what I'm suggesting.
♪
- ♪ Oh, oh
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Look at y'all holding hands, just casually strolling in.
- Hi, nice to see you!
- Good to see you, too. - Yeah, glad you made it.
- Good to see you again. - Of course.
- Good.
Have a seat. Get comfy on the--
Is this a teal couch, green couch?
- A futon. - Yeah.
- So I'm just, like, enamored by how,
like, genuine the connection looks,
like, even in this moment. - Yeah.
- Yeah, how you're looking at each other, the smiling,
the laughing, the touching. - Yeah.
- [chuckles]
- Yeah, how is the intimacy in the relationship?
♪
- I mean, what do you think?
[chuckles] - I like making out with him.
- [chuckles] - That sounds good.
- He moves at a slower pace than I do,
so it's been, like, an adjustment for me.
But, like, I'm just being respectful.
- So, when you say "a slower pace,"
can you tell me a little bit more what you mean by that?
- I just like to have an emotional connection
with someone before...
like, jumping in bed with them.
I want it more special than just, like, banging.
- Got ya.
Is there something that you think
would make it feel like banging now?
'Cause what I'm seeing is not, like, banging energy.
- Yeah.
- I'm seeing, like, true, genuine connection.
♪
- Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
It's still..
just need a little more time...
- Mm-hmm. - To process and figure it out.
♪
- Is that something that you can understand?
- I think I can empathize with it.
Like, that's not how I see it, but it's not as easy as, like,
just what I need or just what he needs.
It's, like, two people's needs coming together, so...
- Yeah. Have you expressed some of what your needs are?
- I think so. - Yeah.
- Yeah?
- Yeah. - Can you let me know?
- [laughs]
- I am attracted to him, and I feel connected to him.
So, like, if it were up to me, I would move further.
[laughs] - Yeah.
What's it like to know that she's into you in that way?
- I mean, it's great.
Like, I'm also into her in that way.
Just, like, I do move slow, and it, like, has...
bothered girlfriends in the past.
- Okay.
So, Austin, when we're talking about sex--
like, I'm assuming that you're meaning,
like, actually intercourse. - Yeah.
- Is it okay to do other things?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- I mean, we haven't yet, but it's okay to.
- I think she just perked up a little bit.
♪
- It's news to me.
- Okay, well, how are you receiving?
- I'm okay with that. [laughs] I just--
We haven't gotten there yet. - Yeah.
- What might that look like?
Can we talk about, like, what would be safe to try?
- I mean, we haven't really, like,
discussed thoroughly, really, but, like...
♪
I feel like that will happen more in the moment.
- Okay.
I think that it's important to talk about sex,
and I know that sometimes it can be awkward to do so.
Talking about it can truly be a form of foreplay as well.
- I don't think we need to turn her on anymore here.
- Oh, got ya, okay.
Are we a light switch over here, Becca?
- I don't know. I am who I am.
- [laughs] - Okay. No, girl, own that.
- [laughs] - She does own it.
She owns it. - Yeah.
- I just tell her, like, be yourself.
Like, you don't have to worry about me.
Like, I will tell you if anything is an issue.
- Think of it as, like, getting to know each other,
which the two of you are doing that.
And that's why I want to give you that homework
to get to know each other sexually as well in terms
of the turn-ons, turnoffs, boundaries, hard limits,
if there's anything that makes either of you
feel uncomfortable... - Mm-hmm.
- If there's anything that would be really important
for either of you to know about your sexual histories.
As much as you can verbalize it to one another,
I think that's gonna be what's really important.
- Yeah. - Yeah, agreed.
- Yeah, that's good advice. - Yeah, okay.
- Yeah, it's-- yeah, nothing wrong with it.
I'm totally fine with it.
I love it. - [chuckles]
- ♪ Closer to the dream
♪ Closer to the dream
- ♪ Nobody can
♪ Nobody can
♪ Tell me I can't
♪ Tell me I can't, no
- [sighs]
You know, going from the conversations
that we've had... - Mm-hmm.
- I need to know.
Do you want me to stay?
- I don't know what to do, like,
'cause you want to leave, right?
- I'm asking about you. - Mm-hmm.
It would make me sad.
♪
I will miss you. I would be sad.
And I'm not sure if that's a place of, like...
of just the physical, like, body that I just--
we've had for three weeks,
and then all of a sudden, it's like, okay, I'm by myself.
'Cause there is that attachment,
but back to what we talked about,
is that attachment even the right attachment?
♪
Like, are we just attached to being--
- That's for you to decide. - I know.
- I've decided for me that it's unhealthy...
'cause I want to love you,
but I don't want us to hurt each other.
♪
- I don't know what to tell you from here.
I don't.
I don't know what to do, 'cause I don't want you to feel
like I'm pressuring you to stay
in a situation that's not healthy.
- Do you see a future with me? Do you see a future with me?
- Cutting me off really does piss me off.
I'm sorry. - Is there an answer?
♪
- I don't know.
I don't know.
♪
She told us not to talk about the future
and be so future-focused, right?
I am trying to stay present in this moment.
- Okay.
- 'Cause you keep jumping into the future of...
- Okay, how about tonight...
I sleep in the spare bed
and we see if that seems like something
that we can maintain?
- Mm-hmm, okay.
Yeah, I mean, I think that works.
- Okay.
- I just don't want you to be resentful towards me
about anything.
♪
Ooh.
- I mean, I'm not yet.
♪
- Okay.
♪
- ♪ I set out
♪ On a mission just to find where you are ♪
- What'd you think?
- Those conversations are moving in the right direction,
and I think next week will be a good opportunity
for us to, like, work through some of this stuff.
- Yeah. - What about you?
- She kept harping on emotions,
and I'm trying to understand, like, where that's coming from,
because I feel like I'm being open and honest
about how I feel, and I can't help how I feel.
- So I think a little bit was just, like, trying to--
her just to better understand the situation in you.
- Yeah, but she says I need therapy because of that.
- I think you have feelings.
You just don't know what those feelings are.
- Yeah, I'm not saying I don't have feelings.
- No, I know--
- But she asked me to disclose my feelings for you.
♪
And if there are no feelings there yet--
and I'm not trying to sound rude or hurtful,
but, like, you want me to be honest--
if that's where we're at,
I don't know why I need therapy
to explain why that's not there yet.
♪
- I think you're sharing your feelings
as much as you can share your feelings.
That is the point. - Okay.
- And I think you have more feelings and--
- For you?
- No, just in general. [pan clatters]
- Okay, do you see why I'm getting frustrated?
♪
What are you talking about?
What am I not expressing to you about how I feel?
- I just don't know why this is getting heated right now.
- Let's not put this on me. - It's not you.
- Because you haven't brought up any serious topics.
You haven't brought up anything you want to discuss.
- Look, I know it's a two-way street, duh.
♪
- Mm-hmm.
- I feel like if anyone should be negative and, like, upset...
- I'm not--I don't-- - It should be me.
- [sighing] Oh, my God. - Right?
♪
I don't understand why it just got so serious so fast.
So...
- Well, it wasn't my intention, so...
♪
- I...
Brain was really going. I left that feeling good.
- Yeah, I guess there was just a disconnect there,
'cause I did not leave that feeling good.
- But, like, why not?
- Because it's not a very good feeling
when someone tells you you should go to therapy.
- While I understand that that was a hard recommendation
for you, I actually think it's a very important piece
to the problem.
- I understand how you feel.
You think that I need therapy, but it's never going to happen.
♪
[upbeat music]
♪
- Comfy, cozy couch.
Whoo! - So that was good.
- Mm-hmm.
- Were you surprised to hear that I was open
to more than just, like, making out?
- I mean, I think I'm surprised
that you haven't, like... [clicks tongue]
Giddy'd up, because I think you've known that I'm ready.
So, yeah, I was a little surprised.
- Okay. [chuckles]
- You haven't grabbed your lasso and...
- [laughs] - [clicking tongue]
Reeled me in, yeah.
- You know, it's this, you know, back and forth--
- Are you cool to try it a different way?
- Yeah, of course. - Cool.
- Yeah. - Bedtime?
- Yeah, should we just, like, curl up in here?
No. Okay. - Let's kiss.
Let's get the ab workout to kiss and then separate.
♪
- Give me that again. [laughter]
- ♪ Put your body on me
- ♪ Give it to me right now - ♪ Right now
♪
- Still to come this season on "Married at First Sight"...
- ♪ Those pretty eyes...
- Whoa.
- Whoo-hoo.
- ♪ Yeah, you make me feel alive ♪
- She is really great with children,
and seeing that is very important to me.
- ♪ Every time we get sweeter ♪
- Can we, like, agree to, like, try to hug more?
- Yes. I love hugging.
- ♪ Every time we get stronger ♪
- [laughs]
- All right, Cameron, come on down.
- That was impressive.
- Austin the other night
accidentally told me he loved me.
[laughs]
- ♪ Every time we get sweeter ♪
- I would really like to build a bridge back to you
because I am missing our connection.
♪
- Are you willing to get married at first sight again?
♪
- Michael, you said it was the biggest failure
of your personal life.
I just--I never want him to feel that way again.
♪
- This continual toying
with my feelings and emotions, frankly...
- Yeah. - Is unsustainable for me.
- I'm getting just very frustrated.
- He's giving you nothing. - And I'm just--
- You don't deserve this [bleep].
- And, like, after what you said,
it makes me kind of feel like you want me to just not...
think for myself all the time.
- I'm starting to whether Austin is
really on the same train as me.
♪
- One of my deal breakers was a positive, positive person.
- I'm the most positive [bleep] person there is.
- This is not what I was expecting.
- I can't meet him where he's at.
- ♪ My eyes roll to the back of my head ♪
- My emotions towards you are open to being open.
- Yeah?
- [crying] Days and nights of rejection,
and it just, like, gets to a point
where, like, I don't know what to do anymore.
- I can't do it. - [crying]
♪
- Oh, no.
♪
- It's [bleep] bad.
- ♪ Oh - ♪ Now I'm running
- The time is here for you to decide...
♪
- If you want to stay married...
- Or do you want to get a divorce?
- ♪ Runnin' away, runnin' away from you ♪
♪ Runnin' away from you
♪