I’m not promoting the TV show, Married at First Sight. I write to call attention to it as a
goldmine of human emotions, thought and will. If anything, love at first
sight, could be considered more ‘absurd’, because much of first sight is about
physical attraction. Many potentially great couples might have turned and
walked in the opposite direction because they were initially not attracted.
But, my God, have you ever met someone, who may not have every charm you
desire, but because you spent time together, you thought what a wonderful
guy/gal?
Regarding will and dedication: In the movie, The Theory of Everything, Professor Hawkings' girlfriend decides, despite his Lou Gehrig's disease (for which there is no cure but death), to marry and take care of him, if she can convince him to let her.
Here's a promo for the show, Married at First Sight, 2 min:
Extra credit: The couples one year later (first season, 2014, Married at First Sight) 7 min:
When we write romance we go heavy on interior monologue and sometimes
backstory. Interior monologue and backstory are huge on this show. I’ve already
an idea for a novel, must file it away for now.
Ask yourself this question about people who are willing to
marry unseen and unknown. Why? Maybe they’re the types of people who have huge
hearts, want to dedicate themselves to one person, the right person, and they
rely on a team of dedicated experts to find him or her. There’s so much food
for thought here, let me know what your ideas are, if you watch or not.
Regarding the guy’s POV, well I had little idea these dudes
would be so willing, knowing that guys are so focused on looks. Consider this, guys, what makes a good woman/partner for life?
Regarding will and dedication: In the movie, The Theory of Everything, Professor Hawkings' girlfriend decides, despite his Lou Gehrig's disease (for which there is no cure but death), to marry and take care of him, if she can convince him to let her.
Here's a promo for the show, Married at First Sight, 2 min:
