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Why We Should Stop Laughing at Edmond on Love Is Blind (NETFLIX)

Why we should stop laughing at Edmond’s breakdown on Love Is Blind In this video, I break down what really might be happening beneath the surface when Edmond Harvey from Love Is Blind bursts into tears — behavior many viewers mock as “immaturity.” As a Marriage & Family Therapist, I see signs of stunted emotional development, attachment wounds, and trauma from his foster care background. I’m not excusing his behavior — I’m explaining it, offering compassion, and urging Love Is Blind and reality TV producers to rethink casting people who haven’t healed from deep pain. You’ll learn: What “emotional regression” symptoms look like in adults Why childhood trauma can make mature reactions feel impossible How viewers can respond with empathy instead of ridicule What producers should do differently when casting and supporting contestants ➕ RESOURCES & LINKS Download my free healing + relationship checklist: www.relationalityco.com Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/doinglifewithbridgette Join the discussion (comment below): did Edmond choose this behavior, or was he pushed to it by pain? If this video impacted you, please like, share, and subscribe. Every share helps break stigma around men’s emotional health. #LoveIsBlind #EdmondHarvey #KalybriahAndEdmond #TraumaInRelationships #AttachmentTrauma #EmotionalRegression #RealityTVPsychology #TherapistReact #healingjourney **Disclaimer about Professional Advice**: The content shared is for informational or educational purposes only and does not constitute professional mental health advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalized advice. **Confidentiality Reminder**: Social media is not a confidential platform. Please do not contact me for mental health professional advice on this page. **Boundaries of Therapist-Client Relationship**: Engaging with my social media content does not establish a therapist-client relationship. **Crisis Resources**: Please consults with your local community mental health or call 911 for immediate emergencies. **No Endorsements**: Interactions, such as likes, shares, or follows, do not imply endorsements or personal connections.