《愛情盲選》明星在格恩西島茁壯成長，擁抱過動症和島嶼生活

Jack Bradshaw and Faye Domaille are a couple who found love on the reality dating show Love is Blind: UK. The show is unique because singles talk to each other in pods, separated by a wall, and only meet face-to-face after getting engaged. Jack, who is 30 and originally from Cornwall, and Faye, who is 28 and from Guernsey, appeared in the third series of the show. After their time on Love is Blind, they decided to move in together with Faye's parents in St Saviour, Guernsey. The couple recently shared their experiences of living in Guernsey and how their relationship has grown since the show.

Jack says that life in Guernsey has been 'brilliant' and that the island feels like home to him. He enjoys the seaside and countryside vibes, which remind him of Cornwall, but he likes that everything in Guernsey is close together. Jack has joined Sylvan's football club and feels welcomed by Faye's family. Faye had been living in London for five years before the show, but moving back to Guernsey was not part of her original plan. She wanted to return to London, but instead, she and Jack decided to travel and spend their savings. Faye says she has no regrets about their decision, even though it was unexpected.

One of the biggest areas of growth for the couple has been understanding Jack's ADHD. During the show, psychologists helped Jack realize he has ADHD, which affects how he thinks and acts. Jack admits he spent most of his life refusing to accept he had ADHD, but talking with Faye has given him clarity. He now understands why he does certain things and why his brain works differently. Jack has received many positive messages from people who watched the show, including parents who say their children feel better about themselves after seeing Jack's story. He hopes to build a community around ADHD and help others. Faye says patience is key in their relationship and sees Jack's ADHD as a superpower. She finds Jack to be the funniest person she has ever met, and they laugh together almost all the time. Faye enjoys researching ADHD and often looks up information online to better understand Jack's behavior.

The couple says that the hardest part of the Love is Blind 'experiment' was returning to real life without the show's support. They had to have serious conversations about where to live and what jobs to pursue. Faye notes that they are fortunate because everyone from their season is still together, but that is not always the case for other couples. The experience has shown them that marriage is not always easy and requires real effort. Jack and Faye are happy to be together in Guernsey, and their story has inspired others to embrace differences and support each other. Their journey highlights the importance of understanding, patience, and adapting to new challenges in relationships.