"The Ultimatum: Queer Love" Reunion Was An Emotional Roller Coaster, But It Was One Ride I Didn't Want To Get Off
Tudum. “People were ready to rumble, ready to be heard, and ready to have their moment.”Relationship status at the finale: Broken upRelationship status at the reunion: Broken upXander: “I was trying so much to protect everyone else’s feelings.
I didn’t want anyone to be upset or hurt, but also those feelings are okay,” Xander told Tudum. “I don’t want to go into a period where I shut myself off and self-isolate like I’ve done before.
At this point, I just want to feel.”Vanessa: “What I learned during the experience is to accept that I’m not everyone’s cup of tea and to just not let it bother me,” Vanessa told Tudum. “I’m going to do what I want in life and want to find the happiest version of myself.” Relationship status at the finale: EngagedRelationship status at the reunion: EngagedSam: "We came first, and then the relationship came second,” Sam told Tudum. “If it was meant to be, then we’ll come back together, but we put everything in it for our own journeys and healing.”Aussie: "We’re slowly getting there, but I just have so much groundwork that I’m doing with my life that that’s kind of taken priority.”Relationship status at the finale: EngagedRelationship status at the reunion: Broken upTiff: “I had four months of complete peace and healing,” Tiff told Tudum. “I had no ill intent toward [Mildred] and then she berates me onstage and it ripped open a huge Band-Aid for me.
All the trauma I went through with her, the arguments we had and me just feeling humiliated and gaslit came right back.”Mildred: “I still think ultimatums work,” she told Tudum. “I am more aware of what I want in a marriage and what I don’t.
