I finally did it

I finally did it. I actually watched Jersey Shore. I wanted so badly not to want to watch this show, but facebook did me in. So many people love this shit, and I had to understand how that could be.

So they're rich guidos. And the guys act how a lot of guys now would act if they lived in a REal World-style TV show. And the girls can't help but act slutty and bitchy to each other, even though they all love each other of course. But all in all, good stuff. For bad stuff. You know what I mean. Reality shows have gotten so fake they are actually kind of good. It takes a lot of producing and "situation writing" (haha, get it?) to make this shit actually watchable.

Also wanted to check out what this emotionalcreature.mtv.com thing was and it turns out it's a show. Here's the description:

MTV and Legendary playwright / author / activist and V-Day Founder Eve Ensler have joined forces to bring her latest work, I Am an Emotional Creature: the Secret Lives of Girls Around the World, to life on MTV. The book captures girls' voices from around the globe, telling stories from the heart of their lives. Rosario Dawson, Aubrey Plaza from "Parks and Recreation," and Jessica Stroup from "90210" all pitch in here, addressing hot button teen issues including safe sex, sexual pressure, sexting, constant connectedness and dating abuse.

OK, so it's basically MTV's attempt to empower girls, it was even founded by a global movement to end violence against women and girls. Will I watch it? Maybe, could be interesting. Although it really doesn't apply to me, as I am old now at age 23. That's how American society is making me feel anyway. (F. you, by the way for that).