'Bachelorette' Rachel Lindsay Is Making This Major Dating Mistake

Rachel Lindsay was the real MVP for sending DeMario Jackson home over girlfriend drama on the second episode of The Bachelorette.

Twitter went wild when she told him to "get the f*ck out" after he failed to explain himself when his alleged ex-girlfriend showed up.

Rachel standing up for herself was a triumphant moment so many women can personally relate to.

The showdown proved Rachel knows how to draw hard lines when it comes to deception and infidelity, but, from what we've seen so far, it doesn't seem like she's as firm on other issues when it comes to dating.

Rachel Lindsay flip-flops a lot when it comes to qualities she says she desires.

I know, I know. This is our Rach. She's our favorite bachelorette thus far, but we can't overlook some contradictory moves she's made while balancing her bevy of suitors.

The first eyebrow-raise I gave was at her gifting the first rose to Colombian suitor, Bryan Abasolo.

It seemed as obvious as bad butt implants they were operating off purely sexual chemistry and not much substance — they literally talked about nothing.

Abasolo warned her of the "good trouble" she would get into by dating a Colombian man, tongue-kissed her, and spoke in Spanish — which she admits later in the episode was one of the most swoon-worthy moments.

But really? In 2017, when Spanish is the second most popular language in the United States, you're still basing a connection off of something as trivial as a language that you don't even understand!?

Rachel Lindsay says she is looking for love... but the logic behind Abasolo getting the first rose doesn't support that very well.

Then there was the baby relay race.

Lucas — the man who yells "Whaboom" at least twice an episode — won the relay, which required the guys to change a diaper and complete a bunch of other household chores to reach the finish line.

Whaboom Luke (which is what I have chosen to nickname him) was winning the race when one of the guys began to catch up.

Instead of winning the legitimate, honest way, Lucas decided to push the guy in the face to stop him. Uhmm... cheater, much?

I was certain Rachel would call him out on it since she has been a stickler for honesty, but instead, she praised him for being aggressive and going after what he wants.

Lastly, consider her reaction during the basketball game.

When one of the guys began dancing during the group basketball date, Rachel talked with NBA legend, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, about hating a man who always wants to be the life of the party.

I feel her on that — except she seems to thoroughly enjoy Whaboom Lucas who looks like the most attention-seeking bro in the bunch.

If yelling "Whaaaaboooom" and shaking your head until it hurts and your face turns beet red twice a day isn't a cry for attention, then water isn't wet.

Our bachelorette was skeptical of DeMario's intentions after his alleged girlfriend showed up.

She told him,

I believe you want to be here; I just don't think you want to be here for me.

So who exactly does she think Lucas is there for? It certainly wasn't her face or her name on the t-shirt he wore during the first taping. He wore his own catchphrase as a hashtag instead. He also brought a bullhorn and yelled in it that entire night.

Oh, and he tried to get Ashton Kutcher to yell "Whaboom" after the relay, because what makes your catchphrase catch on better than a celebrity co-signing your shenanigans?

Kutcher shut that all the way down, but Rachel seems to be having a hard time doing the same.

I was with her when she kicked Deceptive DeMario to the curb, but these other moves she made during the show were more of a backward hustle than a real quest to find Mr. Right. She praises the same qualities in some guys that she dislikes in others, which shows she may not be sure about what she is truly looking for.

Since Lindsay does have a lot of guys to juggle at once, maybe she will turn it all around and dig deeper in Episode 3.