It all started when I watched Andi Dorfman rip apart Juan Pablo on at a “Women Tell All.”

I remember thinking, “This woman is just tearing this man apart.” I wanted more.

I watched Andi fall in love with Josh Murray and Nick Viall. I fumed during a particular conversation between Nick and Andi that was WAY too personal for television. But then I couldn’t stop. I needed more.

Since Andi’s season, I have been nothing but a professional when it comes to all things "The Bachelor." I became so invested in these people’s lives. I followed all the women on social media, I researched their charities; I even have printed off bingo sheets for episodes.

If you’re a true fan, you watch everything. The main shows are "The Bachelor," "The Bachelorette," and "Bachelor in Paradise." The latter has recently been my favorite thing to watch on television.

I am so invested in the lives of the contestants.

I want Nick Viall to find love more than anything. The guy deserves it right? I mean he’s been runner up twice, he’s poured his heart out to two women, and he’s been shamed on national television more times than I can count. Josh Murray, give the guy a break. Let him have Amanda!!

I cried at the Janner wedding. Not even gonna lie. I was rooting for them during season two of "Bachelor in Paradise," and made sure I was free to watch the two seal the deal. The Wild Stallion was finally tamed. Just kidding.

I love the relationship between Carly and Jade. I look at them and think about how these two women met while dating the same guy. AND they became best friends!

I live for Kaitlyn Bristowe’s snapchats. How can you not laugh at them? I want to meet Shawn B. but more importantly I just want to meet Doodle. True fans know who I’m talking about.

Let’s talk about Kaitlyn. This women is probably my favorite bachelorette. She owns everything she does. She took so much hate for everything she did during her time on the show, and turned it into awareness of online bullying. She deserves nothing but the best.

The twins are hilarious as they are so real and honest about their quirkiness. They remind me that these contestants are real people.

I can’t write about "The Bachelor" and not mention the one and only Chris Harrison. I will believe him every time he says, “This is the most dramatic season ever.” Yes, Chris. It will be.

I’ll always watch every rose ceremony and keep waiting until Ashley meets her Aladdin.

I hope this show lives on forever because I truly am addicted to learning more about these people. I want all of them to live Happily Ever After…or at least until I have another couple to ship.