Reality TV is really a metaphor for life

Reality TV is really a metaphor for life…  

So every time I tell someone that I love all things reality television they roll their eyes and call it crap.  I got to thinking……reality tv is actually a fantastic educational resource for people of all ages.  Let’s explore…. 

 

Take “Jon and Kate plus 8″ on TLC:  I have learned so much from this show…namely the importance of birth control.
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“Little people, big world”: midgets are people too 

 

“The Bachelor”: Do not, under any circumstances, sing opera, get plastered and fall into a pool, flash my cans, or propose marriage on a first date.  Who knew.  

 

“Paris Hilton’s my new BFF”:  I learned that someone with the IQ of a donkey can still be rich and successful this day and age (at what, I am not really sure) as long as they make a sex tape first.  

 

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta”: this one was very important to my spiritual and emotional development.  First, I learned that you do not have to have any discernible talents to “drop an album” in Atlanta. And on this note, pitch is apparently not such a crucial thing for a singer anymore. Secondly, you can “kind of” have cancer. Third, as long as you marry rich, you are not required to be any smarter than a retarded chinchilla.  

 

“The Hills”: You should never date anyone with 2 first names. Oh, and flesh colored beards do not look good under any circumstance.  ever. 

 

“Intervention”: As it turns out, smoking crack isn’t that good for you.

“Super Nanny”: see # 1

and “My sweet 16″ on MTV: I learned that I want to throw rocks at my television when this show is on.

So you see…..where would I be without all these life lessons ??  Probably wandering the streets crying, drooling, and wetting myself.


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