But of course, everything’s different this season, as all the contestants could fall for anyone else on the show, meaning “the one” could be any of their 15 fellow castmates.

On social media, the show has been praised as a big step forward for queer representation on screen, especially in reality dating shows, which have historically been extremely heteronormative.

“I love that @MTV did a sexually fluid ‘Are You The One’ season,” wrote one Twitter user. “I think it’s really important and has helped viewers that are struggling w/ their identities, to embrace themselves & feel more comfortable in their own skin, while giving them a sense of empowerment.”

Are You The One? is the queer Love Island we’ve all been waiting for