Afterward, Bachelorettes started talking more about their sexual encounters - and owning them. He also broke one of the show’s cardinal rules: He spoke explicitly about what happened on their Fantasy Suite date before this, such off-camera time had followed a “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” rule. When her runner-up, Nick Viall, asked her why she slept with him if she wasn’t in love with him, Viall got blowback for sex-shaming Dorfman. In Andi Dorfman’s 2014 season, this started to change. For a franchise that centers on one person dating about 30 other people, it’s surprisingly prudish about sex.