Is The Bachelor/Bachelorette a great way to find love?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[MrOracle]

You can easily answer this question for yourself: how many of these couples actually last even 1 year? Hint: almost none of them.

It's all just artificial drama to get TV ratings cheaply. It's not meant to be taken seriously, because it's largely all fake. These shows are populated by hot nobodies who are all trying to become famous and then leverage their fame to make money.

[Asker]

ever hear of Tricia and Ryan?

[MrOracle]

No, I don't watch that crap. But one couple after a combined, what, 35 or 40 seasons? How is that an endorsement?

[Asker]

Seen and Catherine

[Asker]

Sean

[HawkPerception]

I can't understand why anyone subjects themselves to being on those shows.

Why fight over and simp for a single person? It makes 0 sense. These people have 0 self respect.

[rachel776]

it was for Sarah Hyland. all the celebrity girls go after the Bachelors after they've used up the girls on the show

https://i.imgur.com/WyepJT7.mp4

[mandyfire98]

https://youtu.be/ploHR84-9UA?si=z-Vf17tt0XHHvUk7

[AI Opinion]

Jumping into the glitzy world of The Bachelor or The Bachelorette in the quest for love is like diving into a pool of chocolate—super tempting, but oh, so messy! 🍫💦 While it paints a picture of fairy tale romances with sunset backdrops, the reality (show) is often more drama than dream. Remember, finding love on TV means your first date comes with a side of eight cameras and a national audience—not exactly the intimate setting where love flourishes.

But here's the twist, it's not all doom and gloom. These shows do sprinkle some magic dust, leading to genuine connections for a lucky few. It's like spinning the roulette wheel of love; unpredictable, thrilling, but with no guarantees. So, if you're up for an adventure where your heart is the jackpot, this might just be your game. Just remember, the most profound loves are often found in the quiet moments off-screen. 🎬❤️

[AviatorTom]

No, but it's a good way for the network to get ratings and increase ad revenues. People like looking at attractive people making fools of themselves.

[Anonymous]

The Bachelorette is pretty much exactly the same thing as going into any bar on a Saturday night and watching what happens with the hottest girl there. It's kind why it's not nearly as compelling as the Bachelor where you NEVER see a set up like that in real life. I'd imagine the Bachelor may actually be a good way to find love. The Bachelorette is probably as good a way as that bar mentioned before.

[Anonymous]

nah it's a great way to whore around without settling with a simp

[EmyyWolf]

Those women are crazy then.
Because i personally need to be very impressed and see a man daily and build rapport before I left him f—-k

[RubyFrench]

Fuck no. If somebody tries to 'find' love, they probably won't find it anywhere. Nobody likes a desperado.

[lightbulb27]

it's probably more like how humanity started out... and we wonder why humanity is so messed up... all that got passed on.

nope.

[rienna888]

No because the bachelor or bachelorette will want to cater and satisfy audience, so they end up not picking the one that they love, but the one that is not right for them

[RingOfFire]

No, it's a fake game... Made for TV romance.

[Asker]

Tricia and Ryan have been faking it for over 20 years? okay …

[RingOfFire]

Just because a few people work out after 20 years of shows doesn't mean it isn't fake.

Also, these "reality" shows were notorious for starting out with some degree of "reality," but over the years became more and more fake, scripted and directed.

[PatKirby]

Kinda like Harlequin romance novels but for the visual crowd.

[TacosRAwesome]

It might have been pre-social media, now all you get is wannabe influencers selling whatever the next diet shake it.

[CB-Raido-Time]

Their motto should read desperate times for desperate individuals brought to you by Gold Digger Promotions inc.

[exitseven]

it is so phony. these people will do anything to get on TV.

[PatKirby]

It's a great way for the producer and sponsors of the show to find profits.

[Iron_Man]

It doesn’t last that show it’s nothing more for drama ratings

[DrPepper12]

About as useful as asking trump for financial advice...

[Anonymous]

I never even been to one of those. Wth is that lol

[beefcakebradybatson]

If you're into shallow, dullard Kens and Barbies, CERTAINLY !!!

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

No. I think that show like all love reality shows are fake.

[Amandaaa15]

No, but it's a great way to complicate your love life.

[Simslover92]

Nope it's one of the worst ways to find love.

[paledreams]

It's a shame it got cancelled on Aussie screens

[paledreams]

First Dates is also a good show - hell it's all casting isn't it like those reality shows 😞

[Anonymous]

You know all those shows are fake, right?

[elaphe]

Those are ridiculous shows.

[noohair]

It is a freak show for freaks.

[Crazzyyworld]

Money sex glamour yeah vanity fair

[seyfturk]

That woman must be a reverse harem woman

[LiamJHayden]

Nope

[chocolatetwopointo]

nahh