Just caught up and can't help but feel bad for Niomi: she's all but confirmed that she and Joe broke up and that's got to be heartbreaking.
I think some are reading too much into the term 'traumatic'. I don't think it means Joe has cheated or anything like that. They were engaged; Niomi clearly envisaged him as the person she was going to spend the rest of her life with and didn't see the glaring problems in the relationship. WE could see that Niomi's controlling nature was taking its toll but she's never going to see that. Imagine how traumatic it would be, therefore, to think everything's fine, you've found your one and then he breaks up with you, seemingly out of the blue. Not to mention that your friends, your family, your entire audience, see you as this perfect couple. It would be utterly humiliating to have to tell everyone it's over.
My concern is that Niomi is just going to throw herself into her project, probably restricting her diet and exercising even more along the way. If Joe has been honest with her this could be a great opportunity for her to get some help and begin to address her issues with control and its impact on her lifestyle, body and relationships. But I just don't see that happening at all.
I think some are reading too much into the term 'traumatic'. I don't think it means Joe has cheated or anything like that. They were engaged; Niomi clearly envisaged him as the person she was going to spend the rest of her life with and didn't see the glaring problems in the relationship. WE could see that Niomi's controlling nature was taking its toll but she's never going to see that. Imagine how traumatic it would be, therefore, to think everything's fine, you've found your one and then he breaks up with you, seemingly out of the blue. Not to mention that your friends, your family, your entire audience, see you as this perfect couple. It would be utterly humiliating to have to tell everyone it's over.
My concern is that Niomi is just going to throw herself into her project, probably restricting her diet and exercising even more along the way. If Joe has been honest with her this could be a great opportunity for her to get some help and begin to address her issues with control and its impact on her lifestyle, body and relationships. But I just don't see that happening at all.
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