The Bachelor: Is it more fun to watch it spoiled or unspoiled?

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Watching The Bachelor spoiled or unspoiled: Which is better?

Honestly…that depends on you! We all have different reasons for enjoying this show.

Personally, I’ve spent most of my time in Bachelor Nation in the not-technically-spoiled-but-might-as-well-be camp. When I have stayed truly unspoiled the whole way through, those have been my best viewing experiences. If I guess the ending correctly, it’s satisfying, and if I don’t, I still love a good plot twist.

Accept This Rose has something for both tribes. We talk about the spoilers, but we make sure to mark them so unspoiled people stay safe! As long as you’re a considerate fan, you’re welcome in the Bachelor Nation family.

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Do you prefer watching The Bachelor with spoilers or without? Let us know in the comments!

The Bachelorette Season 17 airs every Monday, 8 pm EST on ABC.

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