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GabrielleMW

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  1. I couldn't see Todd going along with the idea just based on his personality. He's the only one who actually sets boundaries with Whitney...and insists on her respecting them.
  2. Right! Who would get salty about having to run/walk 3 miles if it meant a FREE trip to Hawaii?...Heck! I'd figure out how to finish a marathon if it meant a free trip to Hawaii..and I'm not trained for anything. Obviously, it's all added for drama, but it was still pretty outlandish as a response.
  3. Yep, this entire episode felt very overly scripted as a catalyst for various future plots developing. It was very boring, and seemed kind of pointless, but, again, I'm pretty sure this episode's main purpose is as a bridge to move the show along from the Avi mess onto all the other things that they want to move onto. They're obviously going be getting into Whitney wanting to have children this season (whether that's a good idea realistically or not), and it always helps to have some conflict in reality TV.
  4. Never mind the fact that even if she were married and trying to have children, it would be very difficult for her and maybe not even possible. It was very insensitive, and I actually hope this conversation was scripted for dramatic effect. This seems to be a comment that a lot of people are actually coming to her defense for, and I think that's because it's something that so many women experience. People seem to think that they have a right to police how women should produce offspring; it's frustrating to deal with and frustrating to see someone else deal with.
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