Love Is Blind, as Long as Love Does Pilates
On Netflix’s hit dating show, stealth misogyny gets its big reveal.
TL;DR
- Chris Fusco from Love Is Blind became a prominent villain in the latest season.
- His breakup with Jessica Barrett was sudden and dramatic, citing her lack of Pilates as a reason for a failed physical connection.
- This reason was interpreted as a display of stealth misogyny and superficiality.
- Chris's behavior shifted significantly after the breakup, becoming more openly boastful and offensive.
- The article suggests his "manufactured villainy" is watchable because it reflects real-world misogynistic attitudes.
- Love Is Blind uses plot twists and editing to create drama, but Chris's arc also raised questions about authenticity and audience perception.