De las cosas enteras que pide que tenga en mente en un boleto de relación de datos por el momento, cualquier individuo que dibuja un poderoso límite físico en la televisión nacional … ya no está en lo alto de la lista. Pero eso es precisamente lo que ocurrió en El agricultor necesita un asociadoy el clip ahora está haciendo las rondas por todas las razones simplemente.
El momento se redujo en el episodio dos, que se emitió el 27 de marzo, en algún momento en una fecha individual entre el concursante de 24 y un año de febrero de 24, Samantha y el agricultor John. Las cosas habían ido sin problemas: entorno romántico, conservación a mano, hablando de lo que desean en una relación severa. Samantha habló de que se está dando una suerte para un hombre que “ya no es como nadie” que haya conocido, y dejó en claro que en realidad no desea sentir el tesoro que tiene “oponentes” o necesita que en realidad se sienta “amenazada”.
Entonces John se inclinó para un beso. Y Samantha lo cerró.
“Ya no te besaré en la cámara”, habló, golpeando suavemente una mano tan mucho como dejar de cese. “Hay una racionalización para eso. Me voy a casar con cualquier individuo algún día, será tú, va a no ser tú, y yo fabrico que ya no deseo nada de mí besar a otro hombre en la televisión. Si eres tú, entonces no ganamos nada sobre la aprehensión”.
John admitió que “indudablemente noción” la fecha solía ser “ir a un enfoque diversificado”. Pero Samantha no se ató.
“Esos son mis valores y eso es lo que aconsejo”, le dijo. “Y no deseo eso de mí en la red en ningún lugar porque deseo que mi esposo gane mejor que eso”.
Ella le equipó un abrazo como reemplazo.
Más tarde, ella explicó a los productores: “Tengo romance y la intimidad es una cosa que solo tienes que no luchar. Se necesita tiempo. Eso es un límite firme que incluso gano y no lo estoy cruzando”.
En una moda de televisión basada en la química rápida y el romance obligado, el cambio de Samantha solía ser inesperado y refrescante. Sin colapso, sin disculpas, firme un límite claro del que hablaba con poca cámara en la cámara. Que, en la relación de hecho, en general cuenta como un toque de vivienda.
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