Lauren Bushnell - Bachelor 20 - *Sleuthing - Spoilers* - #5

tennischick80 wrote:The Bushnell babes! So beautiful - inside and out, it seems. I love that they could/probably were watching Bachelor...looks like Lauren was a bit embarrassed- maybe steamy tub scene in the middle of the desert?

AmoreBella wrote:Ben's still in Colorado ... Maybe he'll bring Lauren here.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BCqsGA6Gy46/?hl=en

allicat wrote:

california90 wrote:

AmoreBella wrote:

I saw this picture but wasn't sure if it is her. But I think it is

I thought it kinda looked like Leah

Maybe it is Leah. I don't know if this is at the mansion or Jamaica.

dyra wrote:They better join this forum instead of commenting on BenLo ig. These people never learn

LAUREN'S OVERNIGHT DATE
One of the biggest misconceptions about going on this show (to me, anyway) is that it's a big vacation and "you get to travel". Don't get me wrong; you do indeed get to travel. But it's not like once you're in your exotic locale that you're actually allowed to stroll around and see any sights. (Unless you're on a date, of course, which is one of the main reasons you get so excited to go on them.) To me and most contestants I've spoken to, the real draw is the experience, and this is where production really shines. They may not let you leave your hotel room for days on end, but when they do, they usually have something waiting for you that you truly might never have been able to do on your own had booked a flight and gone there yourself. A few examples from my season were playing soccer at the LA Galaxy stadium, performing with a K-pop group in Seoul, riding water buffalo in Vietnam, and visiting Hobbiton at night when it was closed to the public. Lauren's turtle date is an example this season. Yes, you could book a trip to Jamaica in turtle season in the hopes that your vacation will align with a nest of hatchlings' journey, but there are no guarantees, and it certainly wouldn't be private with just the two of you. Lauren's date activity was supremely cool and special, and to me was one of those unique experiences synonymous with The Bachelor.
Plus, it gave the producers another cheesy, if tenuous relationship tie-in...

Ben and Lauren share a conversation about how each of them feels the other is too good for them. Lauren says it's a good thing and I have to agree. That sense of feeling lucky to have the other—as long as it is truly reciprocated—is how it should feel in the beginning. They celebrate this conclusion by frolicking in the ocean under a DOUBLE RAINBOW:

GuardianAngel wrote:

dyra wrote:They better join this forum instead of commenting on BenLo ig. These people never learn

Thanks for the business, but it's okay.