violetrose
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Okay, I will chime in again!
FIRST: I think that there is truth to BOTH what Ashlee claims he said, and the fact that he probably didn't quite say it that way. It is per-contract that the bachelor/bachelorette is not to make a 100% profession for any one of them, until the very end. It is by-definition, that it could be any-one-of-them... "Ohhhh, how can I be in love with 2/3 'amazing' women".... Etc... This whole thing wouldn't even work unless ALL the last women think that they are probably 'the one'. That is 'script'.
Men are known for saying what they think a woman wants to hear...
Women are known for 'hearing' things that are not quite actually said.
So, I think that the truth here lies somewhere in the middle.
SECOND: For anyone here who thought that Ashlee was just so weak and needy, and would just do anything to not be rejected... Like I had mentioned before. SO wrong. And I think it is obvious that the producers really pushed that whole 'abandoment' thing.
The fact that she called Sean a FRAT BOY to describe how he was with the other two women, compared to her... I can totally and completely agree. We had all mentioned how her dates were planned out to be SO different (almost boring) compared to the other girls. And, yes, from Sean's debut on his initial season a year ago, we had him called out as an immature commitment phobe...
Sorry people, but C'mon... climbing trees, eating bugs, playing pranks.. etc... etc.... etc...My 15 year old son wouldln't even be doing those things and acting like that...
He, and BOTH of the remaining two woman are virtual 12 year olds.
Seriously...
No question.
As Ashlee watches the episodes again (if she does) and processes the situation and her memory of how things went... She will get past the reaction of rejection and anger, and see that YES, very definitely Sean was not the guy that she had perceived... that he IS a frat-boy... And count her blessings that it all ended when it did.
For my best-guess prediction..
Given that we hear that he does actually propose to one of the last two women. It has to be 'wedding dress girl'.... they have such a close and common personality, family heritage, etc... I will not argue with anybody here who thinks he has a wonderful relationship with Katherine. But, they are just too different, different backgrounds, family situations, etc... I just can't see it.
I actually agree with most of this too. I'm not sure that he's a commitment-phobe but I do think he is young at heart and probably not ready for marriage. I like Sean though, find him so much more likeable than every other bachelor with the exception of Andrew Firestone. I don't think he is the right man for Ashley at all. I do think he is a deeper person than wedding dress girl, but not deep enough for Des or Ashlee. I think Catherine is a perfect fit the more I think of it, as long as the two go on to date and not marry.