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"The outcome was depressing"
BlazinMoonlight 1 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "American Cancer Society Spokesperson"
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12-09-03, 05:59 AM (EST)
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"The outcome was depressing" |
I am not per say a reality tv viewer but was drawn in to this show. It really gaules me that the entire show Melana made out like looks didn't matter but substance did, going so far as to tell the men it wasn't about looks it was about who they were as people. All she did was prove she's a liar. She was attracted to the pretty boy more so than someone that's obviously intelligent, good hearted, successful in all areas of his life and doesn't live with Mommy anymore. I really don't see how a woman would choose Jason over Adam other than the fact she obviously sexually clicked with Jason, every date they had they ended up making out. Hate to break it to her but beauty fades, then what are you left with? Adam put a lot of thought into her and it showed with little things he did, such as the poem. Any woman not melting at the thought of a man writing something for her...well I don't get it. Adam showed so much emotion and when told he wasn't chosen you could tell was heartbroke but handled it incredibly well. For her to sit there and say she didn't want to send him home after being all giggly when telling Jason she chose him and grinning ear to ear and trying to pretend to be saddened when telling Adam he had to go was sickening. How can you be so happy knowing you hurt someone so utterly sweet and wonderful? What really was amazing was her saying Jason inspired her. I'd love to know how. It must be he's still in school trying to achieve his goal is all I can fathom, because it surely isn't emotional depth, intelligence, or that he's an adult living on his own, standing on his two feet. If anything I'd find Adam quite inspiring, to be so successful at such a young age and not allow it to go to his head says a lot of the person Adam is. The only good to come of this show is that Adam didn't wind up with someone shallow as Melana showed herself to be. She'll look back on this experience one day and kick herself for it. I imagine another good thing coming from this show is that Adam will now be swamped with women wanting to know him, hopefully he'll find someone with as much depth and goodness as he's shown. I agree with whoever posted saying they should do an Average Joe with Adam getting to choose a woman. THAT would make for a good show.
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Conan O Bryan 21 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Got Milk? Spokesperson"
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12-09-03, 06:14 AM (EST)
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1. "RE: The outcome was depressing" |
I disagree.The show wasn't about her picking a husband, just someone who fit her plans. Jason fit the bill more closely than Adam.Plus, she was probably scared Adam would have to spend his fortune on smoke detectors and fire sprinkler systems if they moved in together.Especially after his hot teddy debacle.
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