“‘Boys’ night. Certainly was an interesting one!” Married at First Sight’s Patrick Miller posted to Instagram after last night’s episode.
And oh, is that an understatement.
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Last night’s episode saw men and women separated into groups – similar to Year Three renditions of the playground game ‘Kiss Chasey’ – and talked between themselves about how they’re finding the experiment.
Speaking to The Fix, Miller, an operations Manager from Melbourne said he was uncomfortable “pretty much straight away” with the “locker room talk” shared by the male contestants.
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“Going into boys’ night, I was in the car with Dean Wells and we were having some pretty open discussions about our relationships, and it got me on the back foot a little bit,” the 34-year-old said. “Because he was sort of calling out what’s happening with Charlene and me, and I thought, ‘Alright this is gonna be interesting’.”
Charlene Perera, 33, a brand manager in Melbourne, is Miller’s ‘wife’ and the pair have been one of the most loved-up couples this season. Miller has said previously he shares an “emotional connection” with Perera and that they “get along really well”.
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"Locker room talk" is such a weak cop out, I hate that it seems to be both accepted into the vernacular and accepted as an excuse for grown men talking like shit head 15 year olds.
Women are as guilty of this as men are. Sometimes more so.
Bros before ho's, Patrick crossed the line and dobbed on the boys. Dean was clearly being directed by someone behind the camera to ask the questions. Patrick is weak as piss.
So?
Using other people being shitty to excuse our own shitty behaviour is also a cop out. If people don't want their shitty actions and words questioned then they shouldn't do/say them.