Unfortunately, the first season of Winter full of Love for Benjamin did not end well. The catering employee went looking for a nice partner and was visited by a number of single men. However, the perfect match was not among them. Apparently it turned out to be a lot of fun. Benjamin reveals in a Q&A that the adventure did give him an STD. Wait, what?
Benjamin about Winter full of Love
Benjamin is one of the participants from the first season of Winter full of Love. That season is now over and a few people have actually found a partner. Unfortunately, Benjamin’s love affair ended on a down note. He ends up single, but with a lot of new experiences in the field of love. This way he now knows better what he is and is not looking for in a man. He learned this partly thanks to the single Joshua. He stayed with Benjamin in Switzerland for the longest time.
Benjamin talked and dated a lot with the single men in Winter full of Love. Yet he keeps a good distance from each man and no kiss or anything takes place. Well, he indicates that in the episodes. For example, Michiel really wanted to kiss him, twice even, but Benjamin rejected him both times.
STD?
Benjamin seems like an innocent young man, but he may have experienced some pleasant, intimate evenings. In a Q&A on the Instagram of @gaydutchies, he reveals a somewhat shocking detail about his adventure in Winter full of Love. When someone asks “what Winter full of Love has brought him”, he responds: “An STD.” OMG? The catering employee also shares the answer to the question via his own Instagram, where he responds laughing with a ‘juice’ emoji. Interesting…
It is logically unknown from whom Benjamin contracted the STD. However, we can at least eliminate one bachelor from the reality program. This is how Jeroen responds in a message to Benjamin: “That couldn’t have been because of my cold sausage on the barbecue, haha.” Could there perhaps be a connection with the mysterious nightly texts between him and Michiel, which were deleted the next morning? There’s a good chance we’ll never know.
