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Originally Posted by DvlshAngel985  I have to say, I didn't watch Brad the first time around, but you know even if you didn't watch you know how it ended. I think Brad is one of the few "real" people on that show in all the seasons that it has aired. Of all the couples that have ended together, only 1 reached the alter. Another couple was married, but they were not the ones standing together at the final rose. Regardless, I think those that have stuck it out through it all, those that have reached the alter and started families are the real people. How else would something as preposterous as this show work otherwise?
All the reality shows are full of fakes, and so is this show. It's refreshing to see someone who didn't want to just play along for the sake of ratings and did something he felt was right. Brad couldn't commit at the time of the final rose, then he shouldn't have had to do it. If he wants to try the show again, then god help him. There are going to be a lot of fakes that are on that show just for the attention. It's a train wreck but boy do I love to watch! |
Great perspective, and I agree with you totally. I guess I see the ending as, "I found one women who've I really would like to date and get to know better," rather than I want to get engaged. You cannot get to know someone on a show like this, and feelings are not real even though the participants think they are. The girls are always so in love right a way, and part of that is competitiveness, if they get a rose; they feel they are desirable. I think they are fun to watch because I do think you get to some insight into human nature, and that's the part that fascinates me, lol, same reason I love YT, I love understanding human behavior.