Love & Marriage: DC “Emotional Overload”

Written By WhyNetta

Love and Marriage: DC Season 1 Episode 6

SPOILER ALERT!!! IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THIS EPISODE, LEAVE NOW AND COME BACK WHEN YOU HAVE!

I have to be honest. I am tired of Winter vs. Ashley. The feud between these ladies continues simply because of Monique. Everyone understands Monique’s intentions, and we can somewhat agree that her intentions were not meant to be malicious or, in this case, create a more prominent issue between the women. But hearing how a private conversation between friends became blown out of proportion, I see Winter not trusting Monique as she once did.

Jamie and Erana have grown on me. I have to admit, looking at Jamie, he seems a little sneaky. Erana appears to be a little bit sly too. I believe that there are things that are hidden between the two of them, and we may see bits and pieces come out. Because it feels so unauthentic, it makes me want to turn away. They are a great couple, but we need to see more reality from them versus this perfectly put-together package for TV. Even the lady performing root work on the couples could see that.

 Lastly, my opinion about Chris and Monique. Monique should learn how to meet Chris halfway and take a break from meddling. But first, she had to ask them out to eat. And by them, I mean Ashley and Winter. Monique took responsibility for her part in the drama between the ladies and promised to stay out of it. I applaud her for that. Monique made it very clear that she made a bad judgment call. Winter appeared to be on guard. Ashley did not want to be there. But, both ladies agreed to move forward from the recent drama. Well, that’s my two cents on this episode. Take a peek at next week’s trailer, and until next time…

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