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NARRATOR: With the experiment
in its final stages...

I really want to thank Mel
for her advice

to focus on the emotional safety.

That was just like a penny-drop
moment for me.

..guidance from the experts
helped Stella and Filip

get their relationship
back on track...

I wrote, "Stay."

And the same.

..and last night saw some continue
to celebrate

their love for one another.

I feel really connected to Rachel.
We're getting closer.

I would like to leave.

NARRATOR: Chris blindsided Sam.

"Stay."

In this experiment,
if one person says, "Stay",

and the other person says, "Leave",

the couple stays.

He asked me to be his girlfriend.

What inspired you
to ask Bec that question?

NARRATOR: And when it was time
to open up

and reveal his true feelings...

It was important to Bec.

Why was it important to you?

..Danny squirmed his way through
an uncomfortable couch session.

The question - what was it?
Like, it was a bit...

"Could you see yourself
falling in love with me?"

It's a pretty black and white
question.

I don't think you can promise that

before you're in love
with someone.

NARRATOR: Tonight...

The experiment goes
across the country.

Welcome home!

Wow!

NARRATOR: Homestays week has arrived

Over two big nights,

our couples get a glimpse of what
married life will look like...

Cheers!

..beyond the experiment.

Whoa! Passenger princess!

NARRATOR: Steven sets sail
on an exciting new future

with Rachel.

RACHEL: This is such a special place
for him.

How lucky am I for him
to have welcomed me into this?

I kind of like holding a rod
and getting kissed. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)
Oh, hang on! (LAUGHS)

My vibes on the wedding day
weren't really positive,

and I'm here to protect her.

NARRATOR: Stella's outspoken guests
from her wedding day are back.

So, like, I've more information...

I'm getting - sorry
to interrupt you.

I'm getting some not so confident
vibes from over here.

NARRATOR: And then...

Welcome.

NARRATOR: Scott shows off to Gia,
his waterside home.

Oh, it's a bit messy.

So random.

Weird. This wouldn't be big enough.

It'd be better if that wasn't there.

NARRATOR: Is Gia the most high
maintenance house guest

Scott's ever seen?

Um, my house is way cleaner.

Oh, yeah, I couldn't...
I couldn't live here.

If the roles were reversed
and I was at Gia's house,

I wouldn't say anything
but nice things.

(LIVELY MUSIC)

NARRATOR: It's the beginning

of one of the most exciting phases
of the experiment,

homestays...

Can't believe I'm actually
going to Adelaide.

I know, I think you're gonna
love it.

..and this year,
each of our couples

will be going to the destination

where they plan to live
beyond the experiment.

Ready to go. What you pack?

Ready to go to Adelaide.

Radelaide.

The homestays have always been
an essential part

of the Married at First Sight
experiment,

as it allows our participants
valuable insight

into their partner's world.

Yeah, I'll have to blindfold you
on the way to the fishing spot,

but once we get there, I can
take the blindfold off

and catch a few, uh, flatties.
Yeah?

And, oh, there might be
a blindfold in the bedroom, too.

Oh, no, babes, not at your parents
house. Sorry!

(LAUGHS)

This week is also the perfect
opportunity for our couples

to put into practice
all that they've learned

from the experiment so far,

and apply it to the outside world.

NARRATOR: As most of our couples

are packed and ready to embark
on their individual journeys...

..Filip is feeling the pressure

as homestays could make
or break his future with Stella.

He is the one expected to make
the move from Melbourne to Sydney.

All you need to have
is some board shorts.

Some boardies, some shorts.

That's it.
Shorts.

Yeah.
Anything else like toothbrush?

Nah.

Nah, we don't brush teeth
out in Cronulla, do we?

I just want to see Stella kind
of in her natural environment

outside the experiment.

I'm obviously from Melbourne.
I love it there.

The pressure's going to be on
my decision to move to Sydney.

Since we first got together,
we were always talking about it

and, you know, kind of spending
some time out there,

particularly even after
the experiment.

So, it feels like it's come
around in like two seconds.

We obviously work
in this experiment,

and this is just the further
validation

that our relationship
will work on the outside,

if I can see myself there.

Super keen to get out
of this concrete jungle.

Yeah, I know.

And we're gonna switcheroo
for some beach action.

Yeah.

Done.

NARRATOR: Across the hall, however,

Gia and Scott are still recovering

from last night's tense
couch session.

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

I don't like drama.
I don't like any of that.

I don't want it in my life,
and I know Gia's been involved

in some inside the experiment,
and I have to know

whether it's the pressure in here

or whether this is outside as well.

It's about how you carry yourself.
That's just common knowledge.

I would never do that.
Yeah, I know.

But that's what I'm saying.
I would never do that.

From the stuff that's happened
in the experiment,

I don't want to see that
outside the experiment.

OK.
That's all it is.

I'm not saying anything bad.
Cool.

It's just what I've seen.
Yeah, just -

you don't know me well enough then.

Babe, I'm only helping.
It's just not who I am.

I'm just helping. OK.
I just do not do that in life.

I do nursing, like...

I'm not saying
that you're like that.

I'm a kind person. I would never...
But anyway.

I'm not saying you're like that.

I'm trying to just say...
Yep, yep.

..what I'm feeling.

It was very hurtful last night.

We've never had this conversation.

He's never said, "Hey, I'm concerned
of drama in the outside world."

He's never.

So, yeah, I just felt like it was
just unnecessary, last night.

I was already copping it

and it was just another fuel
to the fire moment from Scott.

So, yeah, that is a blindside to me.

How was last night for you?

It was a tough session.

You gonna tell me

that you felt like I threw you
under the bus,

which I apologise
to make you feel that way.

It wasn't my intention.

Well, yeah. You apologised
for how I felt.

You didn't apologise
for what you did.

I felt attacked and I feel really
hurt by what happened last night.

I do think he's empathetic,
but I think there's a limit

to his empathetic-ness,
if that makes sense.

I just want him to know that,
like, I can't just get over this

in five minutes

because I don't want to be put
in a position like this again.

Everyone is entitled to feel
how they want to feel

and work things out...
And I'm not stopping you.

..how they want to.

I'm not saying that you are...
I'm not controlling your feelings...

..right now.
..Gia.

I let you do yourself.
I'm just saying, right now...

I'm just saying right now,

it was brought up last night.

I didn't feel, like, heard
and that you understood

where I was coming from.

So, throughout this whole
experiment,

do you feel like I have been
listening to any tough problems?

I'm just saying, I would like it
if you look at it

at a different person's point
of view and not your own.

Yeah.

If I'm going to say anything that
I'm struggling in our relationship,

it's because I want to fix it
to make us better.

I'm not here to try and make
my partner look bad.

I'm trying to help us.

But she immediately just gets
into defensive mode.

I'm at the point where I don't
know what to do,

and I feel like I can't speak.

OK, I apologise.

It's obviously been a lot.
It's why at the start...

So, I didn't need a grilling
last night from my husband

on the couch either.

OK. Well, I apologise that you feel
like that I gave you a grilling.

I'm just trying to help, Gia...
Right.

..because I care about
our relationship.

I genuinely care about us.
That's why I'm still here.

And I'm getting frustrated.

I'm just - I don't know
what to do anymore.

What else am I supposed to do?

This is why I can't fall in love
right now.

Because there's constant pressure.

There's constant arguments.

OK, should we go pack,
get the hell out of here?

Yeah.
Cool.

Like, to argue and debate
about something so bloody simple,

what's it going to be like outside
this when we face a little hurdle?

NARRATOR: Down the hall...

..Bec and Danny are busy
packing the essentials...

All packed.

I went to Chemist Warehouse
quickly and got some bits.

It'll be so fresh.

Yay!

..as a Melbourne based Danny

prepares to head to Bec's home
in Adelaide for the first time.

I'm also excited to like,
go for a big walk with you

and so you can actually see like
the surrounds of where I live.

NARRATOR: During last night's
commitment ceremony,

Danny made a reluctant revelation

about the official status
of their relationship.

And he asked me to be
his girlfriend.

That's quite a move.

But what inspired you
to ask Bec that question?

But, like, it was important to Bec,
you know, 'cause, like...

Why was it important to you?

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Well, 'cause it... 'Cause it gives
Bec security.

Why was it important to you
to ask her that?

'Cause I knew it would
be special to Bec.

But why was it important to you?

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

Well, because I want her
to be my girlfriend, like...

You know?

Obviously, as we know,
like I told him, I love him

and he's not quite there yet,

but I just hope that when he sees me
in my natural habitat,

that he's like, you know, everything
I've told him about my life,

he can see and envisage

and, you know, maybe gets him
that one step closer

to loving me too.

You will see why I say it's
the perfect place to raise kids

because it's pretty, it's safe.

You've got a lot of space,
you know, good schools,

but everywhere's 20 minutes
to get to. It's the best.

That's good. Yeah.
It's really good.

I'm excited to see it.

I've known Bec inside the experiment

where obviously there's
a different side to Bec

which is when she's at home.

You don't know a gorilla
until you see the gorilla

in its natural habitat
is what they say.

So, not comparing Bec
to a gorilla,

but yeah, it'll be nice to see her
in her natural habitat.

Should we shoot off?

Let's go.

Yay! How exciting!

Shall we?
Shall we?

Oui, oui!
We shall.

Oui, oui!

NARRATOR: While most of our couples
are packed and ready to leave...

Adelaide, here we come!
Let's go!

Adelaide, here we come!

..one couple is yet to depart,
having just woken up

in separate apartments

after Chris wrote, "Leave",
at last night's commitment ceremony,

leaving Sam blindsided.

I've been going back and forth
the last couple of days.

Um, and I've actually decided

that I need and I want
to go put my dad hat on

and I would like to leave.

I just think that I need
to concentrate on this next thing

that's coming,

and he's going to be - he's
an amazing guy

and he'll be amazing for someone.

I just don't think it's me
for the moment.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

It sucks to see him right, "Leave."

And it's just really disappointing
because a week ago,

we were in such a good spot.

I can see a magical,
amazing life with Chris.

I would hate for our last
interaction

to be that couch session.

One person says, "Stay."
One person says, "Leave."

You're meant to stay for another
week and just see

and like, going out to Chris's farm,

This is something Chris and I have
been looking forward to

through the whole experiment,

so I'm trying to stay open
and lean in.

There's always a glimmer of hope.

NARRATOR: Next door, Chris has
also spent the morning reflecting.

Obviously, last night's couch
session was brutal.

I got defensive, but this
is part of the experiment.

They do hold a mirror up to you,

and maybe there was
some behavioural issues

that I was doing that I wasn't
aware of.

I've realised that I not only came
on this experiment

to find love and a husband.

But, you know, I do want
to grow as a person,

and I've realised that I need
to work on a few things on myself.

So, I'm going to move forward
and give this another crack

to see if Sam and I can turn
it around at homestays,

have some fun at the farm

and see where I'm going to be
raising the children

and see if we can rekindle
what we had in the beginning.

Here we go. Central Coast
homestays.

Let's go!

NARRATOR: Our couples
are now en route

to their respective homestays...

(FILIP SINGING)
# We're going to Bonnie Doon! #

..and while most make a beeline
for their destination...

Hey, babe, can we stop at KFC
to get some food for the road trip?

Sounds like a plan to me.
Let's pull in.

Hi, there. What can I get for you
today?

Two Go Buckets, please.

Do you want a chip
before we turn out?

Yeah, why not?
Chippy, chip.

Get it in there.

NARRATOR: The first to touch down
are Gia and Scott,

where Melbourne based Gia

already has plans in place to move
to the Gold Coast

immediately after the experiment.

Cute!

This is where we can play tennis
at night,

but whenever, you play
tennis in your bikini.

(CHUCKLES)
Get a tan while I'm playing.

This morning was really tense,
but since we've been off the plane,

I'm feeling really good.
I'm really happy.

I'm just happy to be home.

We're in Scotty's place
on the Gold Coast.

That's where we are right now.

And I am bloody excited
to introduce my wife to my place,

my couch, my bedroom, the whole lot.

And you can't be angry on the Gold
Coast. It's bloody sunny.

It's hot. That's what we want.

I'll just show you around.

Welcome.

Should I take my shoes off?
Yes, please.

'Cause I know you don't like shoes
in the house.

Good?

Oh, it's a bit messy.

Messy?

Is there stuff over there?

That's just my bike helmets.

OK...

I'd be lying if I didn't say,
I'm coming in here

looking for a problem or looking

for something to not be happy about.

Like, that's just what women do.

Why are you walking around like
you're just sussing or something?

I'm looking for problems.

Why do you have a rug on a rug?

Put your feet on it.

Yeah, like, yeah, nice,
but it looks strange.

It looks like a pee pad
or something.

Like on a rug. It's like,
why is it there?

Oh...

This is upstairs.

So random.

You can look at the water
when you're in the spa.

OK. Do you game?

I work.

You're so picky.

What are they?

It's more of an ornament.

Don't know why that's there.

I didn't know where
I was going to put it.

Be better if that wasn't there.

Oh, my gosh!

Weird!

Yeah, you'd have to move that.

My tree's dead.

You know, my uncle gave that to me
before he died.

Oh, shit. He died and the plant.

(LAUGHS)
That's not nice.

If the roles were reversed
and I was at Gia's house,

I wouldn't say anything
but nice things.

It's definitely not
as clean as I thought.

Um, my house is way cleaner.

End of story.

I could spend a couple of hours,
like, just fixing a few things.

That's alright, you can do that.
Yeah.

I would make Gia feel happy
and comfortable

knowing that I'm in her home,

and she's proud of what she's done
and what she's made.

I wouldn't go, "Oh, yuck.

"This is shit. That's shit."

I'd be like, "Wow, you've done
such a good job."

Like, if the house is a mess,

yes, I would say something,
but I know she's like me.

She's a clean person,
but I wouldn't go nitpicking. No.

This is the walk-in robe.

(LAUGHS)
Are you coming?

What's that?

It's a neck brace.

Why is it pink?

Why is it pink? Why not?

Look at you, trying to find
a problem.

Well...
Because of my neck...

I'm wondering why it's pink.

Gab and Maria...

Oh, yeah. Sure.
Gab and Maria bought it.

Yeah.
If I had...

Where's mine then if I had another
one? If there was one for me.

No, I'm asking why it's pink.

I don't know. That was weird.

That was a bit of a red flag
to me,

because he told me he's never had
a girl at this house.

So, why is that there?

OK, so what we're gonna do

is we're going to call
Gab and Maria,

and we're going to call them

and I'm going to say, "Did you
guys buy me this neck brace?"

And they're going to say, "Yes."

I just - doesn't make sense.

The math isn't mathing for me.

(LAUGHTER)

What the hell?

Are you OK?
No, I'm not OK.

Because I want to know more
about that thing in here.

Let's go have a look.

It's like I need to give reason
for everything I have.

I have not done anything
to make Gia not trust me.

I'm trying to find problems.

You're trying to find a problem.

So, you look at a bloody neck brace
for a plane.

But it's pink.

A normal thing to think.

I don't think there's not one thing
I could say that I've made her feel

like she shouldn't trust me.

I've been very honest
and vulnerable

this whole relationship
and experiment.

Imagine if you came to my house
and you saw some dude stuff.

I wouldn't judge you because
I know you were single.

Hmm.

Can I put up with this every day
of the week?

Trying to find a problem.

You shouldn't need to find
something if you trust the person.

So, if you don't trust me, tell me.

NARRATOR: Further north,

Rachel and Steven are arriving
at Steven's parents' holiday home

on the Central Coast
of New South Wales,

where Steven plans to introduce
Melbourne based wife, Rachel,

to the coastal lifestyle...

Am I getting on first?
You get on first.

OK.

You can hold my hand if you want
as you get in.

Is this little seat for me?

Front seat's for you.
Whoa!

Passenger Princess!

..and Steven has wasted no time
taking Rachel out

to enjoy his favourite pastime.

Do I look cute?

(LAUGHS)
Yep.

Fisherman wife vibes.

(LAUGHS)

The last time I was on a boat

was definitely well over
a decade ago...

..and I was extremely seasick.

We are off.

Oh, my god. LOL!

So, the last time I was on a boat
was when I got married.

Alrighty. So, tell me, tell me,
Rachel,

where's the fish at? Where's the...
I don't know, you're the...

You're the captain. You lead me.

I'm very nervous about this.

Yeah. I'm nervous.

So much is falling on homestays

because me and Rachel have discussed
locations outside the experiment,

and I've bluntly put it to Rachel.

Look, I probably can't compromise
on anywhere else at the moment

besides Sydney.

I mean, this is all about seeing
if Rachel can fit into my life

and if this doesn't work out
for this small snippet...

..what's it going to look like,
you know, in the real world?

We're here!
Alright, the secret flatty hole.

(LAUGHS)

And, you know, romance happens
in all different sorts of ways.

It doesn't have to be
candlelights and drinks.

You just sit there
and be pretty for a sec.

Alright. I got your
weapon right here.

I may not express my feelings
to her and go, "Hey, Rachel,

"I like you this much today
or I like you this much",

but I sort of show it in gestures.

Because your passenger princess,

I'll even put the bait on for you

so you don't have to get your hands
all dirty.

Taking her out in the boat
and showing her my fishing spot.

Things, that's how I show
my love towards someone.

And let me know when you
get the nice little tug on it

because I'll be very excited.

(LAUGHTER)

Oh, I'm on! (LAUGHS)

It was definitely flirty
and cheeky today.

(LAUGHS)

And it's really nice to see
Steven in his element as well.

Alright, and this is fishing.
You sit here like this.

What? No wine and snacks
for the passenger princess?

Far out. I am a bad husband,
aren't I?

I know. I'm glad you...

But I'm responsible as well.

No alcohol on a boat.
I'm not driving.

Hang on. Wait, wait. Whoa.
Is that a thing? No.

You tell me.

I don't know, babe.

I can see Steven and I together.

That's simple. That's easy.

We do that every day.

But can I see myself a part
of his broader life?

Oh, ooh!

You know, we've come so far
since our wedding,

our honeymoon and all of that,
you know?

So, I'm really grateful to be here
and also grateful to be here.

You might need to do a re-bait.
It might've baited you.

This is such a special place
for him and his family.

So, how lucky am I for him
to have welcomed me into this?

Oh, she's on!

I got one, I got one!

Oh, no, I did, I really did!

I really got one.

Oh, my god, Steven!

Steven, I got a fish!

OK, I don't know what to do now.

You're gonna have
to come and help me.

OK.
OK. Hi.

Bring him in.
Bring him in?

Yep.

I think, yes, me going out there

and showing that I know
how to handle a rod

was absolutely an aphrodisiac
for him.

(LAUGHS)

There you go.

Why would you put him
in there to flick?

I'm not gonna hand him to you.
Steven!

Alright. Hang on.

'Cause if he flicks, you can drop
him back in the bucket.

I'm so scared.

Come here, babe.
They are spiky.

Yay!
There you go.

Hey! (LAUGHS)

Giant!

Hi, baby. Thank you.

Yes, it is impressive.

It's not every day you meet
a woman that's willing to do that.

Appreciate it.

Pulling in the fish and touching
the prawns.

I didn't have to babysit her.

Yeah, it's sexy.

I must admit, I kind of like holding
a rod and getting kissed. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)
Oh, hang on!

(LAUGHTER)

NARRATOR: Having settled
into Scott's home

on the Gold Coast,

Melbourne based Gia has made
another shocking discovery.

I just don't even know,

like, my stuff wouldn't
even fit in that closet.

You won't need to.
What do you mean?

Like for now, until we find
another place.

Do you know what I mean?

For now, this will do for whatever
until we sort our stuff out.

But like, for me to move in...
100%.

Like just the closet and stuff,
like, just be too stressful.

For me, personally,

and I don't want to be like
a princess or like annoying,

but like his closet is big, but I'd
have to share that closet with him,

and it's like just all my stuff

will be crammed in one like shelf
in one area.

It's just like, that's not
comfortable for me to live.

Yeah, like I just have a lot
of stuff.

Like, I have two closets for myself
and a whole beauty room

with shelves of more stuff.

We've already discussed that,
in time, that we'll get a house

because we have your daughter
and stuff. So...

This wouldn't be big enough,
like my - the other room for her.

Like, like where would my mum
stay if my mum visited?

Because my mum lives in Melbourne.

So, yeah, like it just like
wouldn't logistically work.

I'm saying temporarily.

Apparently, there's no positives

and this is the problem.

It's my house. I'm proud of it.
I've done everything here.

I've built everything myself.

For a guy before I met you...

No, this is great for a guy
for himself, 100%.

Like it's great.

But I don't want to cram all my shit

in one little section
of your closet.

Like, that's like, I can't do that.

Raises a few questions.

Like, is she like that
with anything that's around me

or that I introduce her to?

It's just probably not big
enough for what I'm used to.

But for you, it's good.

It is a bit scary thinking that
like, what is life going to be like

outside the experiment?

Great. Already feel better.

These are little things
that I can see

may be a bit of an impact on us.

Cute. So, cute.

NARRATOR: South of Sydney,

Stella and Filip are meeting
with Stella's chosen family,

Joe and Leila.

Hi!
Hey!

How are you?

I know!

It's really nice to see you again.

You good, you good? You well?

Thanks for having us.

We're really excited to see
how Stella's going with Filip.

We've given them their space,
their time.

I'm hoping that he is the right guy.

What is happening?

I love you! (LAUGHS)

My vibes on the wedding day
weren't really positive.

NARRATOR: At Stella
and Filip's wedding,

Joe had his doubts
about Stella's new groom.

Who in their vows talks about
their YouTube channel

and this and that?

Impress her in private. You don't
need to tell the general public.

What's your vows to your partner?
Your vow is this.

Is this.

That's why a red flag.

..and after expressing these concern
to Stella and bridesmaid, Leila...

However, and I'm going
to be completely transparent.

I'm getting red flag.

Absolutely.

I'm telling you now.

I don't think he has entered
on the right foot.

I agree.

..Leila confronted Filip.

Stella didn't come here and talk
to you about her business.

It just adds to my story
as how I changed my life.

But I don't care, I don't care.
I know.

I'm telling you...
I'm going to stop you

just for a second.

You're irritated.
OK.

It's OK.

I'm just listening
to what you're saying.

No, no, no. It's OK. Breathe.

No, I'm relaxed, I'm breathing.
Breathe, breathe.

No, you're getting really worked up.

No.
I can feel it.

I can feel it. I can feel it,
you don't have the tell me.

I feel your energy.

You are agitated.

Guys, take a seat.
Let's take a seat.

That's just being
the protective friend.

Yeah, I hope they enjoy the food.

Thank you. (LAUGHS)

You taking it or what's happening?
No, no!

You pretty much did it.

And it's going to be
a good way of catching him

in his sort of off-guard, you know?

I haven't really been in touch
with Stella.

I've been trying to keep up
with everything.

Coming in here, um, yeah.

I'm excited. Nervously excited.

Yeah.

But I'm definitely not going
to be disrespectful.

I'm going to listen and absorb

because, you know, you don't
mess with someone

that's making your food, you know?

No dietaries, right?
Yeah.

Or the person that does your tax,
you know? So...

So, yeah.
Oh, yum!

How's it going?

Like, I haven't seen you
since the wedding day.

The wedding. Yeah.

How are the living arrangements
going?

How are you? Are you - is there,
is there a connection there,

like with the whole...

Yeah, of course, with us, there is.

Of course.
Amazing.

It was from like the get-go,
I would say.

Get-go? Amazing.
Yeah, that's right, that's right.

'Cause, I'm not gonna lie to you,

I did have...
Tell me about the wedding.

I wanted to ask about the wedding.
Here we go, here we go.

This is what I wanted
to ask about the wedding.

But you asked another question.
OK, OK.

Let's talk about the wedding.
Let's go.

My concern for her
is she's giving up so much.

She's come out to Australia...
We're not selling me here, guys.

No, but I am selling you here.

She's given up a lot of her life.

You know, she's given up her family,
her friends and everything.

And my only concern is I know
what she's looking for.

She's looking for longevity.

And I'm here to protect her.

Filip got grilled by Joe.

Um, he put his really,
like, protective, you know,

father figure hat on.

I don't want to be putting pressure
on Filip to move to Sydney.

I want him to make this decision
on his own, in his own mind.

And that's where, you know,
I'm reserving myself

from asking hard, hard questions.

So, hard questions
that came from Joe's mouth,

it's almost like he's asking
what I'm feeling.

Yeah. So, he was doing, you know,
I guess, the screening for me.

(SINGING CHEERFUL TUNE)

(LAUGHTER)

Hey!

Cheers! Salud!

So, what is the plan?

Are you moving to Melbourne?
Are you moved to Sydney?

From the get-go, he said
that he would be moving.

I've always been open,
uh, to moving,

providing I met the right...

Providing I met the right person.

Um, I think, I don't know.

Sorry. Do you think you've met
the right person?

Well, well, this is the thing,
like, well...

No, like feelings. Like, yeah.

Like, feelings, it's on the way.
On the way.

Yes, I need more information.
I'm getting excited about you.

I'm getting some not so confident
vibes from over here.

I am not convinced, Stella,
that you have complete confidence.

I don't, at the end of the day.

And unfortunately,
at this given stage,

you know, we do have
the wishy-washy situation

and like, I don't want to ask
and impose myself too much.

I don't want to put more pressure
on him

because, you know, he did
mention a couple of times,

you know, it's also a lot
of pressure on him.

And...
Yeah.

Like, I don't want to pressure
him into giving me any answers.

OK.

Love is not enough. Like I don't
think like Leila does.

They're a beautiful couple.

Like, he's a good looking guy.

She's an incredible,
good looking woman.

I know Stella, she's a great rock.

I know that she's quite
serious about it.

I think he is as well.

But I think their foundation
is unstable at the moment.

So, out of 100.
Yeah.

Joe, Joe, Joe!
(LAUGHS)

We're getting into, like...
No, no, no, no, no.

Well, they both came into
this experiment for a reason.

Yeah, we did.
Yeah.

Stella, where do you see yourself
out of 100?

Um, if he would be here in Sydney...

No, no, you need to give me
a number.

Just a number.

It would be 100 if I know...
Wow!

Wow!
Wow!

Well, let me bow to you.

That is incredible.
That's a good man.

That is a huge call.

I do see growth in him.
I do see stability with him.

He gives me reassurance,
emotional safety.

I do see him as the father
of the children.

Well...

You've just reassured me
and reassured us.

Yeah.
You know?

So, Filip, Where do you see
yourself

out of 100 right now as a couple?

And be completely honest
and I will not judge you.

In this current, in this current
form, like,

like right now, where we're at,

so, like out of 100, like,

I'd - honestly, 75 out of 100.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

NARRATOR: In Queensland,

Melbourne based Gia is settling
into the Gold Coast lifestyle.

Do you wanna help me with the bed?

I'm here temporarily
until we find a bigger place.

I just don't know where
all my stuff would go.

I have a four bedroom
worth of house, like stuff.

Like, I have so much stuff.

Like, what am I gonna do with it?

Can you grab the...

No, take them off completely.

I don't want to live
out of a suitcase.

Like, I'd rather just go
from my house to another house

of that size or bigger.

Like, that's just what I'm used to.

My bed has like two sets of these.

Another big Euro

and like three other ones
across here.

I have like a big thick,
like furry mink

that I fold and have on
a certain way.

I have like heated blanket
underneath because I'm always cold.

Geez, Louise.
Yeah. Like have so many things.

I have like three mattress toppers
because I want it like a cloud.

It's not going to be
full pink though, is it?

It's all white.
OK. That's alright then.

It's all white and cream.

No, I don't - like my beauty room
is like pink and purple.

Everything else in my house
is white and beige.

Everything is white and beige.

So, we are not allowed
any my sheets.

Yeah. For the spare room.
Yeah, for the guest room.

So, I'm the type of guy where, like,
I look at why someone's upset.

Is this something that's going to
be carrying on every single day?

Gia's not a go-with-the-flow
kind of girl. No.

But everyone has their opinion.
Gia is very picky.

We all know that. That's alright.

(LAUGHS)

Yeah, I couldn't,
I couldn't live here.

NARRATOR: South of Sydney,

Stella and Filip are facing
some harsh truths

in front of Joe and Leila.

So, Filip, where do you see
yourself

out of 100 right now as a couple?

And be completely honest
and I will not judge you.

In this current, in this current
form, like,

like right now, where we're at,

so, like out of 100,

like, honestly,

75 out of 100.

What was said by me on the couch
when experts asked,

"Oh, but he's giving you
reassurance.

"He's telling you, he's telling you
that he's going to move to Sydney."

I'm like, it is telling, it's words.
It's not actions, right?

What he said today, like, you know,
I'm 75% sure

and like, he's not yet there.

Yeah. It's just you're putting
yourself on the line

again and again and again.

I'll tell you why
and I'll tell you why.

Like, I've always had this
over my head,

coming into this relationship,
going, if I don't move to Sydney,

this is not going to work.

If I don't move to Sydney,
this is not going to work.

You know what I mean?
That's pressure.

I need to know where I fit
in her lifestyle.

Just saying, I need to know
where I fit in it.

Because if I'm moving and I'm
moving my whole social...

I leave everyone behind.
She will give.

She will throw...
She is the priority.

I need to see that back as well,
which I am. Like...

I'm just saying I need
to see more of that.

It's not - we don't do it
on promises.

Of course.
We just need to...

We just need the time
aspect to happen.

I don't want to say something
that I don't feel,

which would be disingenuous
to Stella.

If I was 100 out of 100,

I'd be literally moving
in all my stuff already.

You know, that's where
I think we're at.

A lot of things - you were
saying before

that Stella's given up
heaps to be here.

And I would argue
that I've given up a lot,

and I'm willing to give up more
to make this happen.

Moving forward,
like post-experiment,

I just need to be sure.
Do you know what I'm saying?

Like, I need you to, like, as much
as I'm showing up for you,

I need you to show up for me.

You've got to give me
the reassurance

as much as I am.

Like, I'm happy to be a rock,
like I've been doing,

have patience and stuff like that.

But I need you to kind of
meet me there as well.

So, I don't have 100% guarantee.

I wish I had a guarantee,

but I just wanted to be truthful
and just no BS.

Look, he's very convincing.

Um, has he told me
what I want to hear? Yes, he has.

Is that enough for Stella?

I'm hoping I'm wrong.

And I'm hoping the experiment
has got everything right.

Hey, I hope I'm wrong.

I appreciate you showing
up for me, because...

Yeah.
We're glad to be here.

(DARK SOUNDTRACK)

NARRATOR: Still to come...

(LAUGHS)

..Rachel and Steven's homestay
continues to progress.

I mentioned the affection
last time we met.

Yes.
Has that improved? Like...

It has improved a lot.

Where our focus is sort of heading
towards now

is outside the experiment.

You've come a long way.

NARRATOR: And will Scott be able
to voice his concerns with Gia?

Oh, like, yeah, just like...

OK.

I'm saying like, do you trust me
100%?

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

What's it like living with Steven?

(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: In New South Wales,
on the Central Coast,

Steven's parents, brother,
and sister-in-law, Bianca,

are getting up to speed
on their relationship.

So, Rach...
Yes.

Please enlighten us.

We've come into a good, like,

I don't know, what would you call -
rhythm.

You know, I know that Steven
has quirks,

and I've just showed them patience
and learned to live with them.

NARRATOR: The last time Rachel
met with Steven's family...

To us!

..brother, Dylan, highlighted
Steven's struggles

with intimate affection
and connection.

Do you think Steven
is affectionate enough?

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

No.
(LAUGHTER)

Obviously, I mentioned the affection
last time we met.

Yes.
Has that improved?

It has improved a lot.

I'm a very affectionate person.

But now, I've noticed his hand
will come wandering for mine.

Yeah.
You know, he'll come to me

for a hug and all these little
things. It's nice.

As far as the experiment goes, yeah,

We've had our highs and lows

and our highs are a lot higher
than our lows.

So, it's going in the right
direction.

I think you've come a long way
since family stay

or whatever it's called.

Yeah, look at this.
Rachel's the same.

Arm around. Oh, my gosh.
That's right.

It feels really natural,
welcoming Rachel and Steven.

Oh!

As a mum, seeing Steven
in a relationship,

I feel fantastic because that's
what I've always wanted for him.

But we're great inside
the experiment.

Sort of where our focus
is sort of heading towards now

is outside the experiment.

OK. Different states.

So, what are we thinking?

Do you want me to tell the plan?
I've got the plan.

We're thinking Sydney?
You've got the plan.

I've got the plan.
Tell us the plan.

You, Steve. Let Steve tell me
the plan.

Come on, Steve, 'cause I want
to hear your plan.

So, to start with,

we're sort of going to just do
long distance

and we're going to give it a time
limit of roughly around six months

and see where we go from there.

Yeah. So, I need six more months
with the love of my life,

which is Melbourne.

You know, I built that life
for myself.

I made all my friends,
built my career,

everything in Melbourne.

Yeah, I get that.

I know that it's got
to come from me

because Steven's business
isn't as flexible.

Yeah.

And at the end of the day, like,
I want this to work

and I want our relationship
to like grow and go forward.

So, that's fine. That's all good.

But at the moment it looks like Rach
pushes the relationship along.

So, I don't want Steven to feel
like,

well, I've got to sacrifice
everything that I've worked for,

everything that I've built.

I felt like Steven never
really said,

"I'm going to sacrifice..." anything

How does that make you feel, Steve?

She's basically saying she's going
to move her whole life.

It makes me feel lucky

and, you know, very happy about it,
you know?

And, um...

This feels amazing.

But also, at the same time,
it actually sort of makes me feel

a little bit bad that I haven't
compromised that much as well.

I feel like the butt-hole
in the relationship.

I'm like, "Yeah, I'm just gonna
chill here in Sydney

"and Rachel's going to come to me."

Yeah, it's a massive,
it's a massive thing.

You don't put too much
pressure on each other.

Six months transition time.

Steven might realise, "Well, maybe
I'll give Melbourne a go."

And I've never said never either.
He's never said never.

I've never said never.
He's never said never.

Yeah, I get that.

Oh, but look, I'm really happy
for you guys, to be honest.

Here's cheers and all this.

Thank you all so much.

Cheers.
Cheers.

Family dinner with Rachel
and Steven was great.

We just got to learn a lot,

which for us as a family,
was very reassuring

that things are heading
in the right direction.

They complement each other.

They bring different things
to the table.

And I definitely think Rach

has had a positive effect
on Steven's life.

Excited?
Yeah.

NARRATOR: On the Gold Coast,

Gia and Scott are spending
the day on the water.

Nice boat, eh?
Yeah, it's nice.

NARRATOR: Joining them today
are Scott's best friends,

Matt, Paige, Jackson and Bianca.

I'm feeling nervous.

Last time with Matt and Paige
was family friends at the apartment.

Matt put his foot in his mouth
and was saying some things.

It was just a bit, you know,
disrespectful or inappropriate.

Is Gia a better version
of your ex?

Don't compare me
to his ex-girlfriend.

You want to be controversial?

I'll give it back because
that's what I'm like.

I don't think you can compare

because I would never start
an OnlyFans.

Good to see you, bro.
Good to see you, bro.

Gia.

I mean, the last commitment
ceremony,

Alessandra did say, "How do you
think it's going to go, Gia,

"with your friends in real life?

"Do you think she's going
to maybe have drama?"

Because obviously I have
in the experiment.

Hello!

So, yeah, I mean, I've probably
got to prove myself today.

Cheers to the good life
and Gia and Scotty.

Cheers!

Yeah, like, I hope everyone's
on their best behaviour today.

I reckon we'll hit the water,
go for a cruise.

Done.
Cool.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

He's going to ask me questions, eh?

(LAUGHTER)

That's the name of the game.

That's the whole name
of the game, isn't it?

Got to get to the bottom
of everything, mate.

Oh...
Yeah.

I'm not quite sure
if they're the right fit.

I want to see where they're at.

But for the past week,

Scotty went a bit quiet on me,
so I know something's up.

Yeah.
Hmm.

Have youse - anyone dropped
the L word yet?

Not yet.
Yeah.

We've had arguments over it,
to be honest.

What, like, "You love me first"?

No, it's like she's just waiting
for me to say it.

But I don't want to feel
like I need to say it

just to make Gia feel comfortable,
you know?

And you want it to be real.
You don't want it to be forced.

Yeah, it's...

So, what's the what's the next step,
plug, you know?

I'm 100% moving. Yeah.

Like, so, I'm going to come
with him to the Gold Coast.

Like, bring all our stuff
as soon as we leave.

Look for a place and then move.

Yeah, we started looking
at, like, bigger places

'cause obviously, like, yeah,
I need more.

A bigger home.

In other words, she's saying
Scott's place is, you know...

You need, you need one...

It's good, it's good for one man.

Bachelor pad, bachelor pad.
It's great for a bachelor!

Like, as soon as the experiment
ends,

she's going to move to Queensland.

You shouldn't just rush
things too quickly.

They haven't even told each other
that they love each other yet.

I feel like they should be knocking
that off before they make,

you know, the big move in together.

It's just more for us now,
the timing.

I want to go back a few times
and then look at places

and decide like what date we move.

But she wants to do it
before the end of the year.

It felt like a lot of pressure.

No, should go somewhere, like...

We've planned like,

because her daughter needs to be
enrolled to a school.

Well, she's going on school
holidays.

Yeah.
We'll have the time

to, like, move and get a new
school organised and all that.

Yeah. Yeah.

I felt the pressure and I'm not
even in the relationship.

I said like, I wanted to have
like one or two more kids.

Um, like have a big house,
have this certain car. Like...

He might be happy discussing it all.

But I think behind the scenes,

and when we question him
one-on-one about this,

this is when we really will be
getting the true colours.

Yeah.
Yeah.

So...

NARRATOR: Next...

I feel like I see you
being pressured.

I wasn't seeing 100% real out there.

Well, how much longer
does it go for?

Three weeks, I think.

NARRATOR: On the Gold Coast,

Gia is getting to know Scott's
childhood friend, Jackson,

and partner, Bianca.

After that, we like separate

and we deliberate our decision

if we're going to stay together
outside.

NARRATOR: Downstairs,
Scott is debriefing

with Matt and Paige.

Alright, Scotty. So, being
your friend, knowing you so well,

I feel like I see you
being pressured.

I feel like I wasn't seeing
100% real out there.

Well, this is the thing.

When we have our really
good moments,

that makes me feel like
I'm falling in love with her.

But then when we have tough
situations or arguments,

that pulls me back.

There was nothing in my house,
but there was a pink neck pillow.

Yeah. Travel pillow?
Yeah.

"What's that? Who's that from?"

Pretty much saying,
like, "Who is this from?"

Like there's another girl
that's given it to me.

Has any other girl worn it
around their neck?

No.

Little things like that makes me
feel like she doesn't trust me.

It's all these little hurdles,
like it's just a pillow

at the end of the day.

And if that's a little small subject
that could affect someone,

what else out there
could trigger her?

So, right now, I feel so much
for her

because we're so good and strong.

But then as soon as we hit a bump
like that, it retracts me.

I can't, I just - this is what's
so bad about me.

I - things happen probably
once a week

and I'm like, I forget about 'em.

Some of the behaviour
throughout this experiment,

the drama, the fighting.
I don't like that stuff.

Yeah.

Does she get a little bit into it?

100%.

Don't gaslight me!

Watch your mouth, girl!
Watch your mouth.

I'm being honest!

Don't lie about me.
Be accountable!

Absolutely not. You're not going
to gaslight a woman right now.

You know what you said.

Why the hell would I make...
Gia, Gia, Gia...

Stop. I'm talking.

Because you're a mean girl

and all you do is go around...
Oh, I'm a mean girl!

..and talk shit about every girl!
Mean girl!

(LAUGHS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

I showed screenshots
to a girlfriend. Sue me. Like...

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Alessandra said something
along the lines

of, "You know, Scott, do you think
this is something

"you could put up with outside
the experiment?"

I said, "No, I wouldn't
tolerate it."

Which is true because she has been
in a lot of drama.

Can I put up with this outside
the experiment?

Yeah.
Is she like this

outside the experiment?
I don't know.

Where I'm like (BLEEP),
like, is this normal?

Yeah.
I don't, I get so confused.

Because I have so much hope
because I see so much good in her.

I want Scotty to like,
really think about

is this going to actually work
for him?

Scotty doesn't get involved
in that kind of drama. He doesn't.

You know, his life is just so -
he's a cruisey guy.

You know, I feel like
you're in two minds.

When it's good, you're very happy.

But then when it's bad,
like that is something

that you would run away from
in the real world.

That's my concern.

That's why I don't understand

why you need to rush
when you get out.

Because...
I don't want to rush.

Yeah.

She wants to move within the month,
and I don't want to do that,

but I'm trying to make
her feel secure.

Like, because if I say to her
I want longer,

she thinks I'm leading her on,
but I'm not.

Yeah. What I heard out there

is that she thinks
that she's moving up.

Four bedroom house.

School, kids, boom.
It's just you need...

You need to be more honest
with yourself.

I could see it out there.
I see you being pressured.

If this is everything right now,

do I think they would work
outside the experiment?

No. 'Cause I know Scotty so well

to know that he would go
running for the hills.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Gia's giving excuses

that the experiment is what's
setting her off all the time

and once we're in our
four bedroom house

and everything's all running
perfect,

it's all going to be happy ending.

But I still think there'll
be external triggers

that they'll have to navigate.

Right. So, you're scared to say,

"Hey, I don't want to move
so quickly."

Like, are you scared
about her reaction?

Pretty much.

And that's when I feel
like I'm on eggshells.

Like you need to be able
to voice your concerns.

How is a relationship
going to work on the outside

if you're in an experiment
right now

and you can't even voice
how you feel?

Yeah, I have these doubts
and concerns

and like right now,
I can't be 100% certain.

There's a lot of things I want
to talk about with her privately.

I just wanted to be able
to talk about anything,

not feel uncomfortable

and not Gia feel like it's going
to be an argument.

It's just a lot for me to process.

Like, moving forward. What do you
guys think I should personally do?

Paige?

I just - you're up there telling me
that you guys are great,

but then down here you're saying,

"Well, actually, like, you know,
once a week,

"I'm having issues."

To be honest, don't worry
about walking on eggshells.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

There's so many things
I need to address.

Just overlook our relationship
in general and our behaviours,

how we interact, how we communicate.

There's so many things we need
to get through

before I can make a final decision,

because I'm not 100% there yet.

I feel like you do have feelings

and there are good times
and you do feel like you're falling.

But then there's the other side

and, I don't know, I just feel
like, yeah, you're turning

a blind eye to everything else
right now.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

NARRATOR: As the sun sets
on another day of homestays...

I'm happier than ever.
How does it feel

having a girl in your house?

It feels quite juicy.

Juicy? (LAUGHS)

..our couples are settling in
for the night.

(SNORING)

NARRATOR: And on the Central Coast
of New South Wales,

Rachel and Steven tuck into bed.

You've got a sleepy face.
Sleepy face?

You've got sleepy face.
Sleepy face! (LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: But not before
saying good night...

Let's call it a night, shall we?
Yeah. Let's get some sleep.

Alright.
(KNOCK ON DOOR)

..to Mum.

I'm going to bed.

I hope you enjoyed dinner.

So, have a good night and we'll
see you tomorrow morning.

Thanks.
Have a good night.

Night!
Good night!

(LAUGHS)

Alright.

Alrighty.

Not as big as our bed in...

I know! This is a lot smaller
than what we're used to, but...

(LAUGHS)

Close quarters around here.
I know!

What's that touching me?

(LAUGHTER)

NARRATOR: With homestays drawing
to a close...

It's been a whirlwind of emotions!

..Stella and Filip are heading
to lunch

after some difficult conversations
yesterday,

where Filip expressed his 75%
assurance in the relationship.

Joe asked, "Out of 100,
how do you feel?"

Filip said 75.

I said 100% and like, for me,
I really need to stop my brain

going into overdrive.

I really do, but it doesn't feel
resolved, if that makes sense.

Like, yeah, yeah.

Um...

Joe asked, obviously, you know,
a very hard question.

You know, where out of 100,

how certain you feel.

And you know, I said, yes,
I do see a future.

I'm very thankful for Joe
that he asked that question,

because I would have never dared
to ask it directly like that.

So, these are the, you know,
the difficult parts.

Not having...

Certainty.
..certainty. Yeah.

It's not a rejection.

No. Of course.

Yeah, it definitely wasn't
a rejection.

I'm feeling it as much as you are.

There's a few moving parts.
That's all it is.

The big ticket items are good.

Like we love each other.

Like we've got good respect,

like there's good potential
for a future, you know?

So, 100% committed, right?

75% sure how it's all going
to work,

the nuts and bolts.

Stella's definitely
the right person for me.

I just hate it when I don't
have anything sorted,

how it's going to work

and all that kind of stuff
that's yet to be sorted.

Like, you've got everything
that I want in a partner.

I'm just a realist here
and I just think through logistics

and stuff like that.

There's, there's obviously living
arrangements,

how we're going to go
moving forward,

uh, how I'm going to be
working here,

uh, what I'll do for work
in the meantime,

all that kind of stuff.

That's kind of, that was
my all-round out of 100.

You've always told me like, "Don't
come here to Sydney for me."

And I'm just like, well,
deal with it.

I'm open to moving now.

Yes, I can see myself here.

She told me that she's already
100 out of 100, like in this,

like, ready to go.

So, like she's ready to go.

So, now it's just kind of...
I need to sort my shit out.

You as a person...

Yeah. It's like pretty much
flawless.

Oh, I almost cried.

I got what I needed.

I got my reassurances.

Just let me lead sometimes.
Just let me lead, you know?

Like I needed for him
to put the plans in motion,

what he's going to do
after the experiment.

This is... This is it.

He's shown up for me
over and over again

and it's a successful end
of the homestays.

I can cry now. (LAUGHS)

We are coming out stronger
than we came in.

NARRATOR: Coming up...

Well, do you even trust me?

NARRATOR: Scott finds his voice.

OK, so, but do you put
yourself in my shoes?

I feel like sometimes
I'm walking on eggshells.

I feel like you might get
defensive and then me like...

OK, Scott.

No, no, what I'm saying is,
like, I...

I didn't know you wanted
to argue today.

NARRATOR: On the Central Coast
of New South Wales,

for Steven, homestays has helped
him envision a future with Rachel

outside the experiment...

..and has decided to take her
on a special date

to share exactly how he feels.

Ah, yeah, that's good stuff.

So good.

So, I thought I would, uh, bring out
Rachel to the local venue,

and we'd have a little bit
of a lunch,

a bit of a drink, and maybe
verbalise my emotions

towards Rachel a little bit more.

Cheers.

(CLASSES CLINK)

Oh, ding!

It's pretty hard to speak
about my feelings.

It's hard for me to be vulnerable.

It stresses me out.

I do adore Rachel.

I do want her to know that.

Can you believe it?
Last day of homestays.

It goes quick, eh?
Really does. It really does.

It's even crazier that, you know,
it only felt like yesterday

that we were getting married.

On that boat.

Literally felt like the floor
was moving

and turned around

and I met you for the first time.

Under the word 'I like you',

I've got so many reasons
why I like Rachel.

So, today is a day to express
those feelings to her.

I may not spell it out for you
verbally,

but just seeing you yesterday
on the boat,

having a go, casting the rod.

For me, what I see is a wife
outside the experiment.

Thank you, and I'm really happy
how homestays went...

Me too.
..and speaking about feelings...

..I like where this relationship
is going and I like you,

and if it keeps going
in the right direction,

I can see myself falling in love
with you one day.

Um, me being vulnerable here.
(CHUCKLES)

About to...
You're going to make me cry.

So...

I'm feeling so good. (LAUGHS)

What better than to have your man
tell you that he likes you

a couple of times, and he's
reassuring you

about where his feelings are.
It was beautiful.

The way that we interact,
the way that we are together

now versus the start line.

So different.

But I really appreciate you
verbalising and reassuring me

that, you know, like, yeah,
maybe we are a little bit

more on par than what I think.

Yeah.
It makes me really happy.

And I've got to stress that one
to you.

And I sort of need to reassure
that and spell it out for you.

I do like you and I have caught
up in my feelings for you.

I think it's...

This is amazing.

Like, I just - it really reaffirms
that I'm not out here by myself.

Like the feelings are real.

The feelings are mutual.

(LAUGHS)

We're leaving here stronger.

It is making me really excited
about moving to Sydney

and being a part of this life,

and that's exactly where I wanted
Steven and I to be.

Homestays has been great.
Yep.

Cheers, babe.
Cheers.

Holy shit. This is real. (LAUGHS)

So, last night of homestays,
do you think it was successful?

Did you think it would go
this way or are you surprised?

Um...

NARRATOR: Armed with feedback
from his friends,

Scott wants to address his concerns
with Gia about life together

after the experiment.

I need to be 100% certain
before final vows,

and I feel like I want to be able
to communicate 100%,

be open with my feelings

without feeling like
I'm on eggshells.

I mean, there's a couple
of little things

I think we still need to address

and for me to think about
within this experiment

and outside this experiment,
for us to be 100%.

Oh, like, yeah,

just obviously we had a rough week
and stuff,

so I didn't know how it was going
to go.

I didn't know if you didn't want
to be here, but like...

OK.

We all have our moments,
we're human beings, like...

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

I just want you to like get that,
that's all.

Well, sometimes it is difficult
to have conversations with Gia

because I think sometimes Gia
can still repel

and get defensive

when I'm just trying to talk about
a subject.

My biggest question to you, like,
I know we like trust one another,

but sometimes I feel like...

Do you like fully 100% trust me?

With what? In what way?

Every way.

With - I don't understand.

Do you trust me?
Like, do you trust my words?

Do you trust me as a person?

Do you trust me 100%?

Say, for example, say,
the neck pillow.

When I get the response of like,
"Who's is that?"

The way you ask that,

it's like, well, do you even
trust me?

OK. So, but do you put
yourself in my shoes

and see how it may look...
I do.

..from an outsider coming
into your home,

when you said you've not had
a woman in your house for years

in this house ever, and then I see
a woman thing.

Do you see how from my point
of view, how it could look?

Yeah, I know.

But, like, I don't know.

Just...

Like it's not like, oh, my god,
I went looking,

but it was just there when I turned
the corner in the closet.

Yeah, I know what you're saying.
It's not like I opened the drawer

and was like, "Oh my god,
what's in his house?"

From my point of view,
like it looked a certain way.

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

I feel like sometimes I'm walking
on eggshells

because I feel like if I want
to bring up something,

I feel like you might misinterpret
it the wrong way...

..get defensive and then me like...

OK, Scott.

No, no, what I'm saying
is like...

I didn't know you wanted
to argue today.

I feel like sometimes I'm walking
on eggshells

because I feel like if I want
to bring up something,

I feel like you might misinterpret
it the wrong way...

..get defensive and then,
do you know what I mean?

OK, Scott.

Like, no, no, what I'm saying
is like...

I didn't know you wanted
to argue today.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Walking a bit on eggshells?

I don't really know
what that was about.

I wish you told me that you
felt like you were on eggshells

'cause I had no idea.

I know you love to focus
on the positives all the time

and so do I, but in life,
it's not always positive.

100%.
There's going to be moments

where I might lose my shit.

Like there's going to be moments
where I am a bit fiery

about something.

Like, do you accept that that's me
as a whole? Like...

I'm very self aware.

I would have listened
and I would have been apologetic

if I needed to be.

I don't know why you feel...

No, this is...
..unsafe to like,

say what you want to say.

But even like trusting me
as a person and marking my word,

like what I'm saying, like,
do you trust me 100%? That's all.

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

No, I trust you. But can I commit
to moving and everything

if you never feel like, you know,
that you love me.

Where I'm at emotionally,
moving forward,

like I'm just obviously I'm falling
for you every day

and I, and I feel like
we're on that path.

Yeah, we've been on that path
for a while.

So, he's still falling.
When's he going to hit the floor?

I don't know, he's been
falling for a while.

Like how far is the (BLEEP) sky?

The things that I've been
concerned

that I need to address

is the pressure, the love, the...
Yeah, yeah.

That's the stuff that I've just -
we've been talking about...

..this whole end of this experiment.

And you know me, I don't like
to push things.

I don't like to rush things.

I don't like pressure.
I like to go with the flow.

Like I don't like being pushed
or rushed or setting a time.

But we do have our rough time,
like when to do it all.

I need to feel safe and secure
enough in this relationship,

and I need to feel that he is
feeling the same way,

or I don't think I could
continue this on.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

That last step of all-in,
being in love...

..I'm not there yet.

I just want to let my own
feelings do its thing

and my feelings aren't being heard.
Like...

That's what affects me
and pushes me back.

NARRATOR: Tomorrow night...

Yay!
So good.

..homestays continues.

Welcome home!

You should be able to say something
nice and be genuine about it.

You're abusing me over a joke.

It pisses me off.

NARRATOR: What comment has Danny mad
that leaves Bec seeing red?

I'm done.

NARRATOR: In Adelaide...

The biological clock is ticking.

You want to have a family and you
don't want to keep putting it off.

..Alissa's mum shares words of wisdo

from her own life experience.

It's really stressful now.

A lot on the line.

DAVID: Alissa is spiralling.

NARRATOR: Could this be the most
awkward homestay ever...

(CATTLE MOOS)

..as things for Chris and Sam
go from bad...

Do you accept full responsibility
for your defensiveness

and the aggression I felt from you
last week?

..to worse.

Um...

(CATTLE MOOS)

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