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- Viewers of Netflix's "Love is Blind" are making harsh comments about the housing development on the show.
- One viewer called it the "most terrifying" part of the reality dating show.
- The development is a typical Frankenstein of American suburban housing created by zoning constraints.
While watching the sixth season of Netflix's hit show "Love is Blind," eagle-eyed viewers spotted something they found distasteful.
It wasn't the contestants staying up until 5 a.m. talking or their inability to pull away from their phones to have a proper break-up.
It was the suburban Charlotte, North Carolina, townhome community that a handful of the newly engaged couples were made to live in.