Ep 6. Don't Grumpy Stop

In episode 6 of 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way season 2, titled "Don't Grumpy Stop," we see the continued struggles of the couples as they navigate their relationships while living in different countries.

Armando and Kenneth are still trying to get Armando's family to accept their relationship, especially after coming out to his parents last episode. Armando's mother is particularly resistant, citing her concern for her son's safety in a country that is not as accepting of their relationship as the United States. The tension between Armando's mother and Kenneth is palpable, with Kenneth feeling like he is being excluded from important conversations about their future together.

Ariela and Biniyam are dealing with their own set of challenges, as Ariela is missing her home in New Jersey and struggling to adjust to life in Ethiopia. She is also dealing with the aftermath of giving birth without the pain medication she was used to at home, and feels resentful towards Biniyam for not understanding her experience. Biniyam is concerned about providing for their new family and feels pressure to find work, but also wants Ariela to be happy in their new home.

Jenny and Sumit are still trying to convince his parents to accept their relationship, but are met with more resistance. Sumit's mother is particularly stubborn, and refuses to even acknowledge Jenny's presence in their home. Sumit confesses that he feels guilty for causing his family pain, but doesn't want to let go of his relationship with Jenny.

Deavan and Jihoon are also dealing with their own set of problems, as they struggle to communicate with each other due to the language barrier. Deavan is feeling frustrated and isolated, and doesn't feel like Jihoon is doing enough to support their family. Jihoon is trying to make amends for past mistakes, but is unsure of how to move forward.

Finally, we see the introduction of a new couple - Brittany and Yazan. Brittany is a 26-year-old from Florida, who is planning on moving to Jordan to be with Yazan, a 24-year-old Muslim man. However, as soon as Brittany arrives in Jordan, she realizes that her wardrobe and lifestyle are not going to be conducive to living in a conservative Islamic country. Yazan is also under pressure from his family to get married and start a family, which adds an extra layer of stress to their relationship.

Overall, "Don't Grumpy Stop" shows the continued challenges of the couples as they try to navigate cultural differences, language barriers, and family expectations. It also introduces a new couple, whose relationship will undoubtedly face its own set of challenges as they try to bridge the gap between their differing lifestyles.