When you’re stuck in a house with 22 women, competing for the love and affection of one guy, things can get a little… tense.
The 2016 season of The Bachelor has delivered plenty of drama and stories about bitter rivalries and in-house feuds than you can poke a stick at.
But here’s the forgotten part of The Bachelor (and, yes, The Bachelorette) that we should all be remembering right about now: you’re more likely to find a best friend than a boyfriend on the show.
As this season’s contestants are eliminated one by one, and get custody back of their phones and start posting to Instagram, true alliances are being revealed.
The latest in a long line of BFF pairings? Olena and the woman she was closest to in the Bachelor mansion, intruder Stephanie.
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It's amazing how quickly the not-winners vanish from my mind. Dave Billsborrow, Lisa Hyde and Sarah Mackay don't ring any bells at all with me and the pictures didn't help. It's like I've never seen them before in my life.
But anyway, it seems pretty obvious to me that you'd have a better chance of finding a friend than a boyfriend on the show. There's 20+ women and one guy, who you only get to spend any significant time with if he and the producers deem you worthy. The rest of the time, you're stuck in a mansion and cut off from most sources of entertainment. What else is there to do but talk and hence form bonds with the other women?