| DvlshAngel985 | 01-12-2011 09:24 AM |
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Originally Posted by linz06
(Post 3390902)
I think another reason they "fall in love" on these shows is because they are put in those situations! All they do is wait around for this man to notice them, and when he does they are swept away on the most romantic dates, the best food and drinks, the locations, the places they'd never have been able to go without the show... It's a total fantasy! And then they wonder why it doesn't always work out after the show, when you go back to normal life, back to your job, and him back to his job... You don't look glamorous, you see the flaws, and in most cases I think, you see that both are different people when you're not on tv!
| Exactly! Wouldn't it be wonderful to be able to have such outlandish, exotic, and extremely romantic dates in real life? How I wish I could! Everyone loves watching a train wreck. At least I do. :D
I am getting tired of all this "change" talk. On one hand I feel so sorry for this man. The bachelorrettes (sp?) he didn't pick did a number on him. Did they ever stop to think he did them a favor? If he really couldn't commit, would they have found the men they are engaged to now? Aren't they happy and content with their own lives now to hold a grudge? Seriously! Deanna especially. She, in my opinion, the way she was portrayed in the first episode made me think she needs to grow up. If she is so happy now, why does she care whether or not Brad is ready for love now? I honestly think all the negativity from those two, plus all the negativity on blogs and things drove this man to see a counselor.
But, he is also getting on my nerves. He is trying to sell his change way to hard. He just keeps pushing it and it makes for good comedy on Jimmy Kimmel Live (they have a change count :p) I need to finish watching the first episode. | 