After six weeks and countless exhausting hours spent on The Bachelor Season 24, one thing is clear fans should have heeded Peter Webers warning ahead of the premiere.

I made mistakes for sure. Theres no doubt about that, Weber told Us Weekly in early January. Im human. So I dont want to look at it as regret. I learned from it.

Host Chris Harrison also echoed the remarks in regards to the 28-year-olds behavior, hinting Weber may not always live up to the persona who appeared on Hannah Browns season of The Bachelorette.

Nobodys perfect and Peter is just like everybody else, Harrison said, per Good Morning America. He has his issues and he has things that will come up. I think there will be times where youre thinking, I dont love this side of him.'

Now, an overwhelming number of fans are crowning Weber as one of the worst bachelor leads of all time, calling him out every week through different mediums online, from social media to publications alike. However, Weber isnt here for all the hate, once again reminding the fandom he is still human.

For now, the main criticism surrounds Webers indecisiveness on The Bachelor. The Delta pilot was completely thrown off when reuniting with Brown in the premiere. He even briefly considered ditching the 30 women who came on the show for his ex.

Later, Weber eliminated Alayah Benavidez after being influenced by other contestants. In the next episode, Alayah returned to clear her name and Weber invited her back to the house. He also proceeded to throw Alayah into the lions den when giving her the group date rose without considering how it would affect the other women. Then once cast members exploded on Weber and Alayah he let her go again.

Meanwhile, Kelley Flanagan confronted Weber on his actions. She told the bachelor he rewards the drama in the house, becoming the voice of some Bachelor Nation fans at home.

Peter is hands down the one of the worst male leads ever, a fan wrote on Twitter. Kelley was right. He really does only reward bad behavior and drama.

When speaking with E! News on Feb. 7, Weber addressed his critics who are disappointed in his behavior on The Bachelor this season.

Im definitely getting some tough skin now, Weber said. I understand that theres a lot of drama right now and things are kind of crazy, but I do think its a littleits too bad a lot of the criticism and a lot of hate thats kind of been kind of coming out. I just think theres no place for that and theres too much of that right now.

Weber then noted The Bachelor team is just doing our best. And in the end, the 28-year-old hopes everyone will focus on spreading love and positivity versus spewing hate.

Again, were just were all human, Weber said. And I know theres a lot of opinions about a lot of the women on the show, a lot of opinions about me.

The bachelor also reminded viewers that they dont know what its like to be in his shoes.

You think you know whats coming and how youre going to handle it, and theres just no way, Weber said. You cant ever imagine dating that many people in that kind of environment.

He continued: Its a beautiful, amazing environment, but its also very tough, theres a lot of pressure and you have to make decisions in a really short amount of time and you have to let go of relationships that you maybe dont know if you want to let go of yet, and its tough.

Regardless, Weber remained unapologetic for his season of The Bachelor. He did what he could and is happy with the result.

You just you try your best, and thats all I did, Weber said. And, you know, Im happy about that.

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