Season 16 of "The Bachelor" is heating up quickly and living up to its “Most dramatic season yet” hype. "The Bachelor" is one way to get through your Monday slump and to take a break from all your schoolwork. "The Bachelor" is the perfect way to make yourself feel better about your daily struggles.
Everything is on TV.
One major difference between your daily struggles and the constants is that half of world isn’t seeing you once a week. Maybe 20 people at max will see you fall at the bar or the boy you texted 11 times in a row will show his roommates but it could be worse. At least, there are not daily memes about you on Facebook for all to see.
Twenty-five girls fight over one guy.
Don’t get me wrong, Ben is a dreamboat, and I would date him in a heartbeat. But there are 25 women that are fighting over him and going on weird, uncomfortable dates for one man. So maybe you are single as a Pringle, but at least, you aren’t sharing a group date with seven other ladies. If you are feeling down about being dateless on Valentine’s, just think you could be on a two on one date with a guy and a girl you live with.
You still have time.
You are young, you are wild and you are free, and you have at least 10 years ahead of you to worry about being alone forever. Usually, for the people who go on the show, they feel like this is their last shot of love (eye roll). You are still in college, and you have the real world to find love if it does not work out in college.
You are not on "The Bachelor."
Granted, yes, I would love to be on "The Bachelor," but that is only because I want to be the next Chris Harrison. You haven’t given up on a real shot of love and decided that reality TV will bring you your prince charming. We all love the show, but then again I think we are all happy we are not on it. Don’t get me wrong, I have tried to sign up a friend or two without them knowing but that was a fail.
Tune in on Mondays for more drama and tears! May your "Bachelor" bracket win, and your wine glass never run empty during the show.
