In a time of growing financial pressure, economic anxiety, and social unrest, our relationship with money is under more strain than ever. And yet, for many people, particularly in BIPOC communities, the challenges we face with money aren’t just about numbers—they’re about safety, survival, and emotional patterns we’ve carried for generations.

If you’re a fan of Love is Blind, you know the premise: singles search for true love without ever laying eyes on each other. By getting to know someone deeply, they form connections built solely on conversation, chemistry, and emotional compatibility. But with attachment styles shaping so much of how we relate to others, it raises a fascinating question: Could attachment styles be influencing how these couples bond in the pods?