So this is a serious question that is related to this show.

I’ve never watched the show, but a friend brought it up to me when I told them I had met someone while I was traveling and really hit it off, so I was going to go back and visit them again for a bit longer to see how things go. They excitedly laughed and said that it sounded like “a real life 90 Day Fiance” situation.

The friend explained the basic premise of this show, and said they were excited for me to see what happened. I felt a little weird about the comment, but took it in stride, since this was the first person in a long time I had been excited over.

I just randomly came across this sub and… it seems like this show is somewhat mean-spirited, in that’s it’s kind of making fun of people who are doing outrageous and outlandish types of behaviors on the fringe of societal acceptability. One comment on here said “they are not our best and brightest.”

Was this friend actually insulting me with that comment? I had weird feelings about it, but kept brushing it off as overthinking. But now, I’m really not sure anymore. Thanks in advance.

  • Downtown_Stress_6599@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    No not an insult. I have a friend who met someone on instagram from another country and flew over to his country to meet him and now they are married with a baby. I was very excited for her but also told her she should apply for the show and I could be the supportive friend in the interviews.

    It’s more just relating to the situation. They are finally moving back to the US soon once his visa is approved and we are so excited!