On a serious note, TV dating is like getting a bad tattoo, it's with you for life, even if you get it surgically removed.
No amount of getting your name changed, pretending you're cool, or even saying you're okay with being dumped, will make the stigma of being on a reality dating show go away.
There should be something in the contract that says the TV Show will pay for therapy for life for these nincompoops.
I am always a bit surprising at the ladies crying and heartbroken after being eliminated on the very first show. You were competing with 25 other ladies. What were the odds of a fairy tale ending at the end?
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On a serious note, TV dating is like getting a bad tattoo, it's with you for life, even if you get it surgically removed.
No amount of getting your name changed, pretending you're cool, or even saying you're okay with being dumped, will make the stigma of being on a reality dating show go away.
There should be something in the contract that says the TV Show will pay for therapy for life for these nincompoops.
I am always a bit surprising at the ladies crying and heartbroken after being eliminated on the very first show. You were competing with 25 other ladies. What were the odds of a fairy tale ending at the end?
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