Who is responsible for paying for the therapy needed when they don't get a 'promise ring?'
3 years ago
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
MORE TO LOVE
I don't know if any of you have heard of the show 'More to Love,' but it's basically a spin off of the Bachelor. It's awkward to watch. The girls' discussions about their insecurities are uncomfortable to see rather than enlightening. The relationships come across as juvenile. Just one question:
Who is responsible for paying for the therapy needed when they don't get a 'promise ring?'
Who is responsible for paying for the therapy needed when they don't get a 'promise ring?'
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I think we should start a reality show, like the Batchelor/Batchlorette where you only get a ring based on your psychological health and your ability to supress your own neediness.
The batchelor/batchlorette could actually be a therapist and would only date the person who he thinks is the most mentally stable.
Sure it would be totally unethical but I am sure that, that relationship would last.
KBYU how 'bout it?
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