And (*sniffs air*) what's that smell? No, it's not the scent of pot brownies or pollen from the tulips. The logic is sound and more than understandable, even if it is a full-force gutpunch to the heart, as Gabby starts crying before she can even sit down on the bench.Įventually, though, she gets it all out, and Nate handles it like a grown-up – even if he, like many of us watching, is a little blindsided. She's talked numerous times about how her relationship with her mother – or lack thereof – really hurt her emotionally, so it makes sense that she wouldn't want to put another child in the same position, to have a mother who wasn't ready and therefore emotionally wasn't there. It may seem out of nowhere, but actually, if we've been listening to Gabby, it tracks. less so, as seemingly out of nowhere, she explains that, because she's not ready to immediately become a mother right after this – and because she doesn't want to meet his daughter and get her emotions involved in this just to vanish – she's breaking up with Nate. Indeed, if Nate knows how to build up to a moment, Gabby.
we're just walking? Walking for a really long time? Walking all the way through the commercial break? Oh no. So what's on the docket for the Nate date? Boat ride? Tulip field? Pulling a "Fault in Our Stars" and making everyone uncomfortable by kissing at the Anne Frank House? No? We're. No, the man gives Gabby a slow, contained walk-up because THE MAN KNOWS ABOUT BUILDING TENSION. And a few of the bros are getting grumbly – Ethan because he's the only one who hasn't had a one-on-one date yet and the writing on the wall is probably becoming pretty clear, Tino because he's been reading my recaps and knows he's the frontrunner so why is Rachel wasting time with another dude.īut we'll get to Tino: Let's start with the other frontrunner, Nate, who doesn't start off the date with the traditional run and big grand romantic hug. So upon our arrival in Amsterdam, Rachel and Gabby deliver their one-on-one dates to the dudes – and both are double-dipping, giving second solo dates to Zach in Rachel's case and Nate for Gabby. I know we thought Logan was flighty – but this is ridiculous! But indeed, the ladies do get serious this week, having to make some brutal cuts before meeting families – and, in one case, not having to do any cuts at all because apparently one guy just. With Hometowns just a week away – wait, really?! Didn't this season start just, like, two weeks ago?! *extremely Talking Heads voice* HOW DID I GET HERE!? – things are getting serious for Rachel and Gabby on "The Bachelorette." And nothing screams getting serious like going to Amsterdam, home of notorious tomfoolery and apparently cheese royalty.
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