Q&A With Galena Rhoades: Insights on Romantic Relationships from "Love Is Blind"
The Netflix dating show "Love Is Blind" has gained massive popularity, and its ninth season features contestants from Denver. The show's unique format has sparked interest in its portrayal of romantic relationships.
DU psychology professor Galena Rhoades shared her expertise with 9News, discussing the show's popularity and its unusual setup. She provides a scientific perspective on this pop-culture phenomenon.
The show's format involves contestants getting to know each other in individual "pods" before meeting face-to-face, and only if they decide to get engaged. They then spend several weeks together, planning their wedding and deciding whether to commit.
The show sets up an interesting dynamic, allowing contestants to form connections without visual influences.
As the show concludes, with final episodes releasing on Oct. 22, Rhoades' insights offer a deeper understanding of the romantic relationships formed on "Love Is Blind".
Author's summary: Expert analyzes "Love Is Blind" show.
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