Thanks to The Bachelor Spoilers, we finally know Peter Weber’s final choice. But as a whole, his season has been riddled with indecision.

In a new interview, Peter swears that he’s not doing it on purpose. Blundering indecision just comes naturally to him.

Peter Weber guest starred on Nick Viall’s podcast, The Viall Files, on Wednesday, February 12.

“It’s a lot harder watching this back for me. …” Peter admits, referring to seeing his season play out.

He reiterates: “It’s way harder than I ever thought it would be”

“I’m making decisions in the moment based off the information I have,” Peter explains.

“I’m not making dumb decisions on purpose,” Peter promises.

He acknowledges: “I know everyone thinks I am.”

“And,” Peter adds, he knows that “everyone thinks I’m being indecisive.”

He is, and he knows it.

“And yeah,” Peter confesses, “there was a lot of indecision.”

Some would say that it goes with the territory of a show like The Bachelor, but rarely to the extent of this season.

“But that’s what you get,” he expresses, “when you date so many women at once.”

We can at least acknowledge that Peter’s indecisiveness so far has been pretty contained to the show, so he’s not as bad as, say, Arie Luyendyk Jr.

Peter emphasizes that he “made it very clear that the women didn’t have to be there.”

“If they didn’t want to be there,” he adds, “I didn’t want them there.”

No one thought that he was holding them against their will, of course, but Peter explains that he wanted contestants there for the right reasons.

“I only want someone here that actually wants to pursue something with me,” Peter explains.

Nick Viall knows what it’s like to play the leading man.

He acknowledges that being the lead is a “win-less battle.”

“This indecisiveness … You truly seem to be open and giving a lot of these relationships a fair shot,” Nick praises.

“Other leads, including myself, lock in a couple early on and you’re like, ‘Eh, this is my person.’ And you’re basing your decisions off of that,” he says.

We’re inclined to believe Peter when he says that his missteps and awkwardness are a mistake.

Competing for Hannah Brown’s affection was, well, a competition. He had one clear goal in mind. Now, he’s lost.

We’ve seen past Bachelors stir up drama for their own amusement. Peter just seems to blunder into it.

Might we suggest a friendly label that might apply to Peter?

A himbo is a man who is very attractive yet absolutely dumb as a rock, which only increases his desirability in the eyes of many.

Some might say that Peter isn’t hot enough to qualify, that the label better belongs on a man like Colton.

But it does seem to fit. One key element of himbos is that they have good intentions, and we think that Peter absolutely does.

(Though, for the record, the female equivalent of himbo isn’t “bimbo.” The female equivalent is herbo. Get it right, Urban Dictionary)

Whether you see Peter as emotionally overwhelmed or just a dumb horny puppy, his season has prompted fans to call for big changes in the franchise.

Should there be an age limit to exclude younger contestants?

If we’re pretending that the show is seriously about marriage, then we’d say yes. Really, should people be married before age 25? No.

But The Bachelor rarely ends in a long-term, committed relationship.

The only changes we’re craving at the moment are less producer interference, better representation, and maybe some polyarmory.

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Home towns, baby, let’s go!

So screams Peter Weber to open ABC’s latest in-depth look at scenes to come on The Bachelor Season 24.

However, by the end of this extended sneak peek, Peter isn’t really yelling… he’s crying and confessing.

The polarizing reality star made his biggest headlines as a suitor for Hannah Brown back when he slept with The Bachelorette four times in one night.

He later tried to shed his reputation as an often-erect intercourse machine by saying that he’s more than just a monster in bed — but his run thus far as The Bachelor has featured perhaps more spit-swapping and sexual conversation than any lead in history.

And this isn’t about to change, either.

While there are plenty of tears shed and a whole lot of emotions relayed in this new trailer, the pertinent segments center around… yes, you guessed it… S-E-X.

We have one contestant talking about her plans to remain a virgin until marriage and then we have Peter telling a mystery woman:

“I don’t want this to feel like it’s all about sex, but six days prior I was intimate with someone else.”

To whom is he spilling this secret and what will be her reaction? We’ll find out on Monday evening.

The preview also makes it look like cameras will be allowed to get up close and far more personal than ever before, as we see Peter and his women making out (hard!) in bed and behind a steamy closed door.

There’s also an exchange with Victoria that will likely leave the Internet buzzing.

“I’m just asking for the truth,” Peter tells her.

“Well, it doesn’t matter anymore, Peter,” she says.

“Are you kidding me right now?” he asks.

“How are we even supposed to move forward from this? And you’re supposed to meet my family tonight?” Victoria says through tears.

Elsewhere, you may not believe this, but multiple women claim to be “falling in love” with Peter, while multiple parents express their hesitation about this whole thing during the always-awkward home town visits.

As for the upcoming finale?

The one in which The Bachelor spoilers have teased a rather shocking twist?

We’re treated too glimpses at this episode as well, most notably Chris Harrison telling Weber about something he simply has to know that the crew just found out.

Oh my God, Peter utters, before we once again witness Weber’s mother crying and telling her son not to let someone go.

“It’s what love stories are made out of,” she explains. “God has placed her here for you. Bring her home to us.”

Rumors abound as to whom Mrs. Weber is referring in this clip.

Got any theories of your own?

Consider them now as you watch this revealing video!

Because he himself was not keeping up with The Bachelor Spoilers, Peter Weber had no idea that some of his suitors were catty and mean.

Now, Peter is responding to backlash that he’s received and explaining why being the leading man is so much harder than he had imagined.

Peter Weber spoke to E! News about his difficult role as the titular Bachelor and the volume of hate that he has received for it.

“I’m definitely getting some tough skin now,” Peter confesses.

“I understand that there’s a lot of drama right now and things are kind of crazy,” he acknowledges.

“But,” Peter continues, “I do think it’s a little … it’s too bad a lot of the criticism and a lot of hate that’s been kind of coming out.”

“I just think there’s no place for that,” Peter opines, “and there’s too much of that right now.”

“And,” he adds, “I wish that people could more focus on spreading love and just more positivity.”

In contrast, Peter says: “And not so much negative stuff.”

“Because again,” he explains, “we’re just … we’re all human.”

“And I know there’s a lot of opinons about the women on the show,” Peter states.

Some would argue that viewers having differing opinions about the women on the show is kind of the point of the franchise.

He adds that viewers have “a lot of opinions about me.”

Namely, a lot of people think that he’s overwhelmed, indecisive, and simply wasn’t cut out for the role.

“You know,” Peter says, “we’re just doing our best.”

“We sign up for this type of experience,” he explains, “and you hope for the best.”

“You hope you’re going to find love at the end of it,” Peter notes.

“And yeah,” he acknowledges, “things are always going to happen, things are gonna come out.”

Peter says that stories from people’s personal histories come to light “because we’re human beings and we’re not perfect.”

“But,” he expresses, “I just wish people would focus more on spreading love rather than so much hate.”

As to how much hate Peter receives and sees, he says: “You have no idea.”

He admits that even having been on The Bachelorette did not prepare him for his current role or the hate that he would receive.

“And obviously,” Peter details, “being on the contestant side and being on the lead side and two different worlds.”

He warns: “So you can never really prepare for either one.”

“I remember getting ready to be the Bachelor,” Peter recalls, “and you try to prepare as well as you can.”

“You think you know what’s coming and how you’re going to handle it,” he explains, “and htere’s just no way.”

Peter cautions: “You can’t ever imagine dating htat many people in that kind of environment.”

“It’s a beautiful, amazing environment,” he quickly clarifies, “but it’s also very tough.”

“There’s a lot of pressure,” Peter explains, “and you have to make decisions in a really short amount of time.”

“And,” he continues, “you have to let go of relationships that you maybe don’t know if you want to let go of yet, and it’s tough.”

“And you just try your best,” Peter affirms.

“And,” he notes, “that’s all I did.”

“And, you know,” Peter concludes, “I’m happy about that.”

Sometimes, all that you can do is try your best.

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If you’re following The Bachelor Spoilers, you know as much as we do about the end of Peter Weber’s season.

Clearly, Peter himself is still learning as he goes. After this week’s antics, he’s admitting that he should have quashed the drama sooner.

This week, Peter Weber sat down with podcast host and noted plague enthusiast Jenny McCarthy on SiriusXM’s The Jenny McCarthy Show.

He admits that he made some mistakes along the way, in part due to not suspecting that some people’s motives were so negative.

“I truly went into this hoping that everyone had the best intention that I had going in,” Peter emphasizes.

He acknowledges his optimistic and even charitable worldview, saying: “I wanted to see all the good in people.”

“Maybe I wish I could have put my foot down a little bit more during certain cases,” Peter says in retrospect.

He wishes that he’d had the benefit of hindsight “and seen the truth a little more clearly.”

“Again,” Peter insists, “I was trying my best.”

We’re sure that he was. It has been pretty clear to the entire audience that Peter was unprepared and overwhelmed.

“It’s tough dating that many women,” Peter wants fans to know and understand.

He reiterates: “It’s not easy at all.”

“I’m just someone naturally … yes, I want to see the good in everyone,” Peter again notes.

That can make it difficult to see who’s lying to him, who’s stirring up drama, and who’s there for all of the wrong reasons.

“I want to give everyone the benefit of the doubt,” Peter once again states.

(He’s repeating himself a bit, but when you’re defending yourself and also speaking in a conversation, it happens more than in a prepared statement)

“And,” he continues, “that came back to bite me a little bit in this type of experience.”

Clearly, it did.

Peter says that, specifically, he wishes that he had drawn the line sooner with regard to what he calls the “Alayah stuff.”

He admits that he truly didn’t know how she interacted with other contestants until he watched it himself when the episode aired.

“After watching the episode back, I was like ‘Are you kidding me?'” Peter confesses.

“I did my best,” he insists.

Peter says that the date with Victoria Fuller contained his most “cringeworthy” moment, but not because Chase Rice was her ex.

“I do some weird dancing moves on some of the dates,” Peter acknowledges.

His chagrin has he describes this is truly palpable.

“I was having fun,” he explains. “I was getting lost in the moment.”

“I looked at myself, I remember, at the Chase Rice concert and was like, ‘Peter, what are you doing right now?'” he describes.

“I do that all the time,” Peter says, in terms of goofily dancing.

“I do, like, this stump dance,” he details, “where I stick my thumbs up when I’m really having fun.”

“It’s kind of cringey,” Peter characterizes honestly. Hey, there’s no shame in having fun on a date.

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