The Bachelor Season 29 contestant Juliana Pasquarosa has certainly been a captivating figure this season. However, her behavior following the finale has raised eyebrows and at times has been cringe-worthy. It seems Juliana’s actions might inadvertently reflect a pettiness she likely did not intend. After receiving Grant Ellis’s final rose and proposal, which marked a significant moment for the Massachusetts native, she appeared excited about her future. In the months that followed, Juliana took to social media, seemingly attempting to obfuscate her relationship status from the prying eyes of Bachelor Nation.
While her connection with viewers has been rocky, she has actively tried to create a buzz on social platforms with humorous posts and stories that showcase her life beyond her romance with Grant. Nonetheless, her conduct during the airing of The Bachelor has raised concerns. Despite captivating viewers in various moments, Juliana often gave the impression that she was not the last woman standing. Once the finale aired, she found herself needing to clarify her actions, and her attempt to do so did not particularly reflect well on her character.
Juliana’s tendency to interrupt and overshadow other women from Grant’s season reveals a darker side of her personality, suggesting an inability to appreciate differing viewpoints.
Juliana’s Criticism of Fellow Contestants
Her Tension with Litia & Carolina
While Juliana has mostly been vocal about her relationship with Grant, she has frequently resorted to criticizing other cast members. Even though she concluded the season engaged to Grant, her efforts to distance herself from conflicts within the Bachelor Season 29 cast have been less than successful. Following Litia Garr’s heartfelt comments during both the finale and the After The Final Rose segment, Juliana’s attempts to defend Grant appeared futile.
However, this wasn’t the end of the drama; Juliana further ignited an ongoing feud with Carolina Sofia Quixano that began earlier in the season. She openly asserted on her TikTok that Carolina is chasing fame, while she and Grant are intent on maintaining authenticity and avoiding the Hollywood lifestyle. Juliana’s underlying message appears clear: she believes they are above such antics, even as she refrains from directly confronting Carolina.
Juliana’s Lack of Grace and Kindness
She’s Dismissing Other’s Hurt
Post-season, Juliana’s conduct seems to mirror that of a “mean girl,”as she distanced herself from the empathetic nature typical among her fellow contestants. After “winning” Grant’s affection, she appears to take it upon herself to scrutinize the feelings and experiences of others, which contrasts with her usual advice of staying in one’s own lane. Her increased confidence about how others portray themselves reveals a complex narrative that may not resonate well with her audience. Her post-season demeanor has become notably challenging to witness.
Juliana’s judgment of her peers indicates her refusal to acknowledge the pain some may feel regarding her newfound love. She consistently dismisses the lived experiences of the other women, choosing to assert her perspective while stifling their voices. This behavior, characterized by interrupting and disregarding differing opinions, has undeniably illuminated her true nature.
Juliana’s Behavior Reflects on Her & Grant’s Relationship
She’s Focusing on Dramas Instead of Strengthening Their Bond
Juliana’s online behavior has led to growing concerns about the health of her relationship with Grant. Although Grant appeared uncertain for much of The Bachelor Season 29, he eventually expressed a commitment that surprised many viewers who were expecting Litia to win his heart instead of Juliana.
Even as Juliana and Grant attempt to share their plans with the public, their relationship seems to contrast sharply with the perception that viewers had during the show. Juliana’s concern over public perception has driven her to take significant measures defending their connection, indicating a lack of confidence in their bond. Her willingness to engage in public disputes to validate their relationship might suggest underlying insecurities that persist despite having been chosen by Grant.
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