Is Hannah Brown destined to have more men leaving the series compared to Luke P?

Luke Parker is the bad guy who keeps giving. Every week, the bachelorette The competitor gives the viewers something new to discuss. Although he does not get any special treatment from Hannah Brown, he still finds a way to put himself under the skin of other guys.

This time, his actions were so annoying that Luke Stone was eliminated. Since Parker is showing no signs of slowing down, we need to ask ourselves if Stone will be the only person who decides to go home because of Parker.

What happened to Stone and Parker?

Stone has been a fan favorite since he first appeared in the special show "After the Final Rose". Mainly because he looked so much like former single Nick Viall.

At this week's group meeting, the guys got into a pretty intense rugby game. After the match, one of the men even had to go to the hospital. Stone thought Parker was too aggressive during the match and Parker was trying to hurt him on purpose. Later, he told Brown about it.

Instead of listening to Stone, Brown eventually defended Parker, forcing Stone to return home.

Will other men go home?

Self-eliminations on The single person or The bachelorette are always interesting. Competitors give up so many things to come into the series and are all supposed to want to marry the main role. So when we give up all that and go back home, it's still a big problem.

Lately, self-eliminations have become much more common than in the past. Colton Underwood, a bachelor last season, had sent more women than any other single. The winner of her season even tried to go home.

In Brown's case, it's clear that men are tired of Parker's antics. And though, at times, it seems that Brown can get tired of them too, she is generally more tolerant of him than anyone at the mansion. Men may be able to handle Parker for a while, but if he continues to act as he does, others may leave because of him.

Does Parker change his habits?

All the bad guys do not stay bad guys. Sometimes a competitor gets far enough in the series to feel able to let go of his guard and drop his bad shots.

But according to Parker's recent post on Instagram, his antics are not over yet.

"I just want to talk very quickly about the elephant in the room," he subtitled a picture of him and Brown.

"First of all, I want you to know how hard it has been for me to look at myself this season. Regardless of what is broadcast AND IF @alabamahannah and I are together or not, my behavior in all situations has been and will continue to be exposed. "

But it seems that looking back has shown him that maybe it was time to change.

"I learned a lot and I continue to learn from my faults as a man," he continued. "I am the first to admit that I am far from perfect. This trip has given me a great opportunity to grow and mature as a man, for that I am grateful.