Married At First Sight - Season 2 - Sean Varricchio - Davina Kullar - *Sleuthing - Spoilers*

emusha wrote:it's looking like davina is going to be very unhappy just as monet was with the way she'll be depicted -- she comes off as very cold, uncompromising, rigid, and self-absorbed -- i really don't think she's like that but I don't see her giving much to the relationship in any significant way right now...she seems to be skirting around and making sure all her check boxes are ticked for her needs...

Well she's certainly not doing herself any favours by favoriting tweets calling Sean a "nut job" among other things. Makes her seem very bitter.

oh whatttt that's quite extreme for someone who she may be married to yikes she sounds very bitter and resentful...

She really could use a lot of softening up -- I think even the delivery of her words with that blank face makes it soo stark -- what she said could be presented in a much more warm and loving way so that the receiver doesn't feel pushed away...i don't know what sean's deal is (given insider scoops on this thread and all) but I could see his face during that money conversation and it didn't seem to go very well from his end - I could see that he was feeling a bit diminished...

khany

Brill wrote:khany

Thank You! !

VIDEO: Davina demands Manhattan      

http://www.aetv.com/married-at-first-sight/video/davina-demands-manhattan

YT Link:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOHGsx6BDsAlbNGwU80fvbZy-Ty-lxyem

^^^^ I agree Beeleever! The expert's reputations are on the line for sure. They would not and should not compromise that. The producers are going with the "real life" conflicts that arise.

I am guessing only Jaclyn and Ryan are "successful" at this point. Their SM confirms that too. IMO Jessica and Ryan seem to volatile, and Davina and Sean seem mismatched to me. Almost too much alike. Loving this show this season. ;)

After 2 weeks together Davina should just jump his morning wood and see where it goes from there. Sex is a great stress reliever. That holding out on the sex may have worked for Jamie but she married the guy and she's no Jamie and most likely not a Virgin at 35 years old.

It may shock many when I say that I feel sorry for all the couples but most especially S & D. Yes, they signed up for the tv show, and one might argue that they should understand that they would be on message boards and SM. However, I do think that what one might "think" they can handle, may actually be much more difficult to do in real life. Sean did not sign up to have coworkers malign him on SM. Davina, behaving as she is, is being judged left right and center for every move she makes. I believe, they might have thought this would be a good idea and if they are together, perhaps it ends up well.

That said, my heart goes out to both of them especially. Life in a fish bowl is never easy, when your every move is analyzed and re-analyzed and dissected on sm. In addition, we are only being shown an edited version of what actually happened and therefore, the judgments being rendered are not based in fact, just in reality tv "facts", which more often than not are not telling the entire story.

Regardless of whether or not some of the stories about Sean are true or not, I can only imagine what it must be like for him at work. I married into a family of nurses, 5 in fact, both male and female, and have been told that support at work particularly in difficult cases is what gets them through some days. It seems that he does not have that going for him either.

I think this show needs to be kept in perspective of, we only see what the producers want us to see.

nuts2uiam wrote:It may shock many when I say that I feel sorry for all the couples but most especially S & D.  Yes, they signed up for the tv show, and one might argue that they should understand that they would be on message boards and SM.  However, I do think that what one might "think" they can handle, may actually be much more difficult to do in real life.  Sean did not sign up to have coworkers malign him on SM.   Davina, behaving as she is, is being judged left right and center for every move she makes.  I believe, they might have thought this would be a good idea and if they are together, perhaps it ends up well.  

That said, my heart goes out to both of them especially.  Life in a fish bowl is never easy, when your every move is analyzed and re-analyzed and dissected on  sm.  In addition, we are only being shown an edited version of what actually happened and therefore, the judgments being rendered are not based in fact, just in reality tv "facts", which more often than not are not telling the entire story.

Regardless of whether or not some of the stories about Sean are true or not, I can only imagine what it must be like for him at work.  I married into a family of nurses, 5 in fact, both male and female, and have been told that support at work particularly in difficult cases is what gets them through some days.  It seems that he does not have that going for him either.

I think this show needs to be kept in perspective of, we only see what the producers want us to see.

BRAVO!!!

****Edited***** These guys knew what they signed up for especially since this is a second season of the show. Theres always scrutiny, not everyone's gonna like you. Dirt is gonna come out- esp if contestants have some skeletons in their closet. Fact of life.

I feel like it's hard for one to say don't judge them, when they put themselves in the public eye as far as a reality show to be judged.

You don't go to court then ask the judge not to judge you for your actions.

khany wrote:***Edited***These guys knew what they signed up for especially since this is a second season of the show. Theres always scrutiny, not everyone's gonna like you. Dirt is gonna come out- esp if contestants have some skeletons in their closet. Fact of life.

I feel like it's hard for one to say don't judge them, when they put themselves in the public eye as far as a reality show to be judged.

You don't go to court then ask the judge not to judge you for your actions.

All views are welcome here. I don't see someone voicing their opinion, as the forum turning into a pity party.

We all come from different places and have a different lens, based on our knowledge, moral compass and life experience. I choose not to judge, but that doesn't mean I expect everyone to go by that standard.

I respect your right to have an opposing view. One is not right and the other wrong. They are just different.

khany wrote:I feel like it's hard for one to say don't judge them, when they put themselves in the public eye as far as a reality show to be judged.

Anytime you put yourself on national TV you lose your expectation of privacy.  If these were contestants on Jeopardy, I *might* say a gossip board about their personal life is going a bit too far.  But for God's sake these people agreed to go on a national show where they get MARRIED to a stranger and talk about their personal life, sex life, etc.  Any lines that could have been drawn they long crossed over.