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The Nevermets
//Long-distance lovers turn their virtual romance into reality as they meet face-to-face for the first time and immerse themselves in each other's worlds... will their connections flourish or fail?//
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I've watched a couple of episodes - some sad, some perplexing, some jaw-dropping. I'll watch on.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.naomi - // andy hughes, in one breath you say you don't watch anything that exploits 'emotionally damaged' people - assuming that these people are emotionally damaged - and in the next you contradict yourself simply because you won't concede that you haven't watched it and therefore cannot speak from experience. //
Please feel free to point out the post on this thread where I confirmed that I don't " ... watch anything that exploits 'emotionally damaged' people ...".
That will need to be there in order for me to 'contradict myself', because I, quote " ... won't concede that you haven't watched it and therefore cannot speak from experience."
Since you seem to have trouble not jumping to the conclusions that suit your position, I must repeat yet again - you do not know if I have watched the programme or not, you are making an invalid assumption based on what suits you, not what you actually know to be true.
I do think this sort of show is taking advantage of people that are an Halfpenny short of a shilling. Where as it's not quite as blatant as going to the loony bin on Sunday to laugh at the in mates there is a modern parallel. These people are at best just not on the pace, they cannot see what the rest of us see.
andy hughes, for goodness sake get a grip! Unlike the 'Undateables' which deals with people who suffer from conditions that make it difficult for them to find partners, there is nothing whatsoever in this programme to indicate that those taking part are 'emotionally damaged'. Your unqualified psychological diagnosis is a figment of your imagination - so what do you want to debate? Your unqualified diagnosis or your determination to disrupt yet another thread?
naomi - // so what do you want to debate? //
Why you think you can assume what I do or don't watch, with no evidence, and then criticse me for it, twice, when you have been advised that your accusation is baseless.
Let's start there shall we?
Feel free to have an attack of the vapours and be a shrinking violet who doesn't like a row, or simply abandon the discussion and start again somewhere else.
Either are entirely expected.