But Juan and Nick both were villainized by everyone on the show for those things. Juan is basically considered, by the show’s standards, the worst person ever, and the contestants were horrified by Nick’s revealing of the Fantasy Suite secret. To clarify, I am only referring to the weird moral code of The…

And here I thought Reality Steve was bad.

This is really interesting. Here I was just assuming the uptick in abortion stuff was just the last Hail Mary pass of Team “Social Conservative” in the game it was losing anyway, by a wide margin, to Team “Reasonable People” (refereed by “Oh my God, people, how many times do we have to litigate this?”).

I would much rather they talked about “real” stuff too. Like, if a date just devolved into an argument over which TV show/sports team/ movie was better. That would be fun (and would probably get more people talking about the show the next day, right?)

I'm glad I don't read that forum - yikes.

They've already done this with The Bachelor, like 10 seasons ago.

That's the guy who had a black eye last night, haha. Gee, I wonder why someone punched him in the face?

I always hope that’s editing. Like, the editors think we as viewers would rather hear the part of their conversation that is about the things we can relate to - the other people, the location of the date, etc. And if they showed us the real meat of their conversations it would become very obvious very soon who the…

Oh, Kaitlyn, Kaitlyn, Kaitlyn. You can’t violate Rule Two* of The Bachelor/ette’s weird internal morality code: nothing beyond kissing, at all, before the fantasy suites, then, once in the Fantasy Suite, sex is not only expected but is sacred and intimate and necessary to your “journey” and must be respected as such…

I don’t mind the bouquet toss so much as the "groom pulls the garter off with his teeth" or the “groom is blindfolded and must guess, amongst the bride, bridesmaids, and one groomsman (haha. hairy legs. ha.), which pair of legs is the bride’s, then remove the garter." I've seen some shit, guys.

I have a picture like this as well! Taking one for the team, haha.

The top comment in this thread sure doesn’t help. When people are consistently singled out and shit on for some attribute of theirs, especially for something that is completely outside their control (like where they were born and raised), it typically makes them defensive and gives them a reason to band together for…

I’ve had good experiences with Joe’s Jeans. They’re expensive but you can get them significantly cheaper at Nordstrom Rack.

Low-rise was actually much more flattering on my tummy, because they hit right at the bottom of the pooch (so they flattened the pooch right down). Especially if they had a nice wide waistband. Pair that with a long enough shirt (even if it's tight) - it was like like jean spanx. As long as you bought them big enough…

They already did this on a season of The Bachelor (let the women choose between two men on the first night).

I distinctly remember being mad when the Parent Trap came out, because the original was my favorite movie, and they cast a girl who was the same age as me in the remake (per my research in Disney Adventures magazine), and my mom wouldn’t let me go to LA and audition for things, obviously I would have gotten this role…

“Honestly, if she had been really good with it and understanding of it, we’d probably still be together.”

People talk about soulmates; I met my mind’s friend.

If being hammered at Disneyland is wrong, I don't want to be right

HER EYES ARE SO PRETTY. I can't get over it. I don't even understand how that green is possible.