It’s your average love story: boy meets girl through a wall without seeing each other, then they get married almost immediately.
In an experiment set to prove that you can fall in love based on personality alone, Netflix’s “Love Is Blind” had 30 young singles hang out in windowless rooms where they chatted without setting eyes on each other. Those who developed a connection got engaged (yes, without ever meeting in person), and were sent to spend just ten days together before getting married. Around 30 million households tuned in, according to the platform’s opaque viewership stats.
Read more: https://nypost.com/2021/07/28/love-is-blind-returns-the-two-successful-couples-dish/
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