We Ditched 'Social Norms' To Find True Love | LOVE DON'T JUDGE

Kerra met her fiancé, “G,” on a three-way FaceTime call and wasn’t initially attracted to him—his tattooed face made her nervous. But his voice and kindness sparked an instant connection. Soon after, G went to prison, and their relationship continued behind bars. Her family disapproves, especially after learning that G is already married—a secret Kerra has kept until now. Her sister fears she’ll get hurt again, but Kerra believes in their bond.

Sonali, 36, a comedian, has always waited for the right man—someone who will accept her choice to remain celibate until marriage. Her belief that sex is a sacred act has made dating difficult, as most men can’t accept her boundaries. Now, she’s meeting Carlos, hoping he’ll be different—and maybe even “the one.”

London Rose, 34, grew up under strict religious rules where makeup, beauty, and even swimming were forbidden. At 18, she left her fundamentalist upbringing and became an adult model—liberating herself, but also making dating nearly impossible. She tells potential partners about her job upfront, but fear of rejection has kept her from dating for years.

Does love need permission—or does freedom begin when you stop hiding who you are?