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Love is Blind alums call out Netflix’s “traumatic” show and accuse producers of “breaking” them. They feel like the show took things way too far and that things should change before another season. Keep reading to find out more.

Love Is Blind Contestant Truth

The popular Netflix reality show Love Is Blind has recently been in the hot seat after former contestants shared disturbing details about their traumatic experiences during filming. The show centers around single people searching for their ideal match without meeting in person. It has gotten a lot of attention not just for its unique take on finding love but also for the emotional toll it takes on its participants. Nick Thompson, a former contestant from Season 2, has been one of the most vocal critics. He recalls how the pods’ emotionally intense environment left contestants with no support. Thompson said the conditions were so harsh that they “Literally ruin lives.

If you thought the onscreen madness on Love Is Blind was a lot to take in, you don't know the half of it! It turns out that the six main couples we followed were not the only ones to get engaged. Here's what we know about the engagements you didn't see.

"n the end, we actually had more couples get engaged than we were able to follow on the show," series creator Chris Coelen revealed to Entertainment Weekly. He added, "We only have so much time to tell a story, but there are lots of interesting stories." Coelen mentioned one such couple by name: Rory Newbrough, a 28-year-old live streamer, and Danielle Drouin, a 29-year-old yoga instructor and model, who appeared briefly at the very beginning of the show and then never again.

Newbrough actually told his own version of how things went down in an interview with Women's Health: "[The producers] were like,...