I wasn’t sure if I was going to blog about Becca’s season as I was worried it might be pretty boring. I like Becca a lot as I think she’s smart, beautiful, and has her shit together. Basically, she’s not crazy which drives the entertainment of this show. Let’s think about her reaction to two things in Arie’s season – 1) Ross and 2) The Break-Up. Yes, that’s two Jennifer Anniston references so feel free to high five me next time you see me. As for Becca last season, she’s

I’m not even sure where to begin on the “Fantasy Suite” episode. Like Hometowns these usually have some pretty good drama because there’s sexual tension. It’s either pent up and ready to go or there’s major apprehension. In typical Arie fashion it was neither and just kind of ho hum. I really do like Arie and think he’s a genuinely good guy but we watch this show for fireworks. Ever since Krystal got dismissed it’s tailed off dramatically. Thank goodness for the Women T

This was probably the biggest snoozer of Arie’s season so far. Hometowns usually offer some good drama or intrigue but there was literally nothing in this episode. I think that’s a testament to Arie being a good genuine guy and he picked four REALLY solid girls. Sure, Arie’s a moronic goof at times and the girls aren’t perfect but all things considered the final four have proven to be people devoid of drama and true idiocy like we’ve seen in the past. Arie and the girls d

Episode 7 starts off in Tuscany with Arie and Becca K going on a 1x1. Between Paris and Tuscany Arie found time to fix his cute little convertible. They cruise through some streets where there is ZERO traffic at all including civilians. They find the perfect parking spot because there’s ZERO traffic. They then roam the streets/alleys arm in arm with NOBODY around. I mean not a damn soul. They then happen on a solo bread seller. And by solo I mean NO OTHER SELLER is aro

This episode reminded me of playing an average game of golf with some REALLY good holes. For most of the show it was ordinary but it was still The Bachelor and enjoyable. It just had moments where it seemed like things were going through the motions but there were some moments that completely dominated. The first date was with Lauren B. We haven’t seen a ton of Lauren B so far but what we’ve seen Arie has a real interest. The reason for that is she’s smoking hot. While t

Data from 2012 proves there are more college educated females in America than college educated males under 40. The are over 55 females to 45 males. That means there really are fewer good men than females. Read on to find out more. The basics of the 30’s Vortex theory can be broken down into three main legs: There are more quality single females in their 30’s than quality single males for those females. The mindset of the available men does not lend itself to a long term co

This episode of The Bachelor started out really boring for the first 25 minutes. It’s basically the girls getting excited about going to Tahoe and Arie exposing he’s not the world traveler I thought he might be. I mean the dude is 36, has lived in the Western part of the U.S., and traveled as a race car driver. I would have wagered for sure a dude like him had spent some time in Tahoe. Sadly the only drama we have in the first 25 minutes is watching Maquel learn her grandf

I thought Episode 3 was 2 hours of solid base hits. There wasn’t any major drama but there was enough to keep it interesting. Arie and the ladies didn’t disappoint in this episode if you were paying attention. Let’s break it down by section: Gorgeous Ladies of Bachelor Rasslin’: Love competitive dates as it shows who is there for the game and who doesn’t understand the rules. Bekah M and Krystal understand why they’re there. Tia and Bibi clearly have no clue what they sho

With the abundance of social media out there today mentally dating a celebrity has never been easier. Celebrities have a strong social media presence and for good reason. They make money off being famous. No matter if they’re famous for their looks or talent the more people they have interested in them the more money they can make from an entertainment or marketing standpoint. Often times these celebrities have marketing teams that are driving their presence on social med

There is no doubt that increased media accessibility has changed dating and relationships. Some of it is for the better and some of it for the worse. On the better side of things it’s allowed people to learn information about what makes relationships work better. There’s more advice and information about dating and relationships than ever before. That can be a good thing if someone really wants to learn and change. It also allows people to have more access to find their