A couple of months ago in class, I heard this term "Love Island" which confused me, everyone was talking about it in class and only by picking up the pieces of their words I realise it was basically a show for Chads to come in and show off and for Stacys to live off their temporary fantasy before falling to their doom that is social outcast and depression all while the people of Britain waste hours of their time over practically nothing.

Luckily for us, our favourite tax-munching TV "news" channel, the BBC, has an article for us. https://archive.is/fRog8

I'm not going to get into too much, it's the same old song and dance, "innocent wymen" makes wrong decision and blames others for her mistake.

To summarise, former Miss Great Britain Zara Holland lost her title because her having sex on the show invalidated her as a "postive role model", while I'm suprise to see such vigilant actions on the side of the Miss GB organisaiton, her reaction to this didn't suprise me, another article qoutes her reaction as

She told the cameras: "You know when you're in the moment and it just happens. That's really not like me at all. Why couldn't we have just gone to sleep?"

Ah yes, the core component of the feminist ideology, ItJustHappendism. That's not even a justification, she would've had more success saying "I'm an independent women who loves to fuck, I can't believe Miss GB is so anti-feminist!" But then again, she probably realise that it's 2018, not 2025 that she can announce her inner slutiness and still be smiled at by any respectable person who wishes to be seen beside her.

We also have Sarah "Dog-Lips" Goodhart, who, as the BBC article states

she accused the reality TV industry of being "corrupt"

A couple of lines later

admits not being honest during a psychological test to assess her suitability to appear on the show - because she wanted to be picked.

Lady, just because it didn't go your way doesn't mean it's "corrupt". This sort of thinking is what leads to feminists advocating against this supposed "wage gap". And beside, you're not in a position to point fingers given that you yourself lied. I wouldn't be surprised if after the ink on the contract dried, her producers found out she was a lying piece of shit and decided to invest minimal time and money into her lying ass.

If we look at Sophie Gradon, who had commited suicide some time ago, we can see that she perhaps is one the most innocent out of everybody taking a quick Google search on who she is, what I focus on is the lack of support she received specifically over the cyber-bullying and harassment she faced. I certainly think it's childish to bully someone on the internet- you might as well watch Love Island at least that doesn't take any braincells- it's important to note that when girls like Sophie Gradon enters programmes such as Love Island that will inevitable result in negative consequences, they will not recieve the support to compensate for it. Those Chads she fucked? They weren't there for her after she left. I would say to any female readers to pick the right guy, but I know that's futile.

We still some more left, but I'll end this post off with a nice socialist propaganda from "Behavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings". She states 2 contrasting statements

Jo Hemmings, who has worked on shows including Big Brother, says if she doesn't feel a contestant has the right coping mechanisms she would recommend they don't go on a reality show. She says the majority of the time her expert advice is listened to - but not always.

You can tell this is a great figure of authority right here.

"I indicated there was some vulnerability and the producers hadn't done background checks officially and I had to ask this guy to leave in the middle of filming."

What does "officially" mean? Unless they were choosing to not conduct background checks that are mandated by the Government, there's no "officially" to be said here, and beside if they choose to break the law on background checks, you should report them to the police.

She wants reality TV shows to offer more aftercare - of up to a year - for contestants once they leave a show.

So Ms No-Authority here wants change, too bad, we all want things but we also have to work for it. Also, I previously mentioned "socialist propaganda", this is what I'm talking about, if the contract on the paper doesn't specify to the "grown independent wymen" about after-show help, then they are not entitled to get it. Also, if I was her, I think I'd want to block access to crazy lying women getting in on the show rather than just merely give "advice". But I suppose having contestants commit suicide or fall into a state of loneliness and depression is one of those "bad publicity is good publicity" thing.

Hell, if it wasn't for that, I wouldn't have made an entire thread on TheRedPill about Love Island, so I'll leave this note with a teaching, watch what people do, not what they say.