Although there are reality shows that are harmful to society, there are others that are inspirational and uplifting. Teen Mom may be a bad influence, but it can also teach teen viewers a lesson about how difficult teen pregnancy can be. The Biggest Loser helps overweight people of all ages strive to reach their goal of overcoming obesity. There are also shows like The X Factor, America's Got Talent, Master Chef, American Ninja Warrior, and many more that inspire viewers across the globe to achieve their dreams and that dreams can come true.
Monday, September 30, 2013
The Negative Effects of Reality Television
Reality TV is harmful to society and is a bad influence. Shows such as Real House Wives, Jersey Shore, and Teen Mom can be a negative influence for young viewers. Real House Wives shows continuous fighting and bickering over ridiculous subjects, which can encourage arguing and other socially inappropriate behavior. Jersey Shore also shows constant arguments between characters, as well as an overwhelming amount of alcohol consumption. Teen Mom shows unstable relationships, and the overall concept of teen pregnancy is a bad influence.
Although there are reality shows that are harmful to society, there are others that are inspirational and uplifting. Teen Mom may be a bad influence, but it can also teach teen viewers a lesson about how difficult teen pregnancy can be. The Biggest Loser helps overweight people of all ages strive to reach their goal of overcoming obesity. There are also shows like The X Factor, America's Got Talent, Master Chef, American Ninja Warrior, and many more that inspire viewers across the globe to achieve their dreams and that dreams can come true.
Although there are reality shows that are harmful to society, there are others that are inspirational and uplifting. Teen Mom may be a bad influence, but it can also teach teen viewers a lesson about how difficult teen pregnancy can be. The Biggest Loser helps overweight people of all ages strive to reach their goal of overcoming obesity. There are also shows like The X Factor, America's Got Talent, Master Chef, American Ninja Warrior, and many more that inspire viewers across the globe to achieve their dreams and that dreams can come true.
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Introduction
About Me
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| My Cat, Purrsey, and I |
My name is Isabel Westerman, but most people call me Izzy. Both of my parents are remarried, after they got divorsed when I was a year and a half old. I live with my mom, Gina, my stepdad, Greg, and my little sister, Josie. Josie's technically my half sister, but she'll always be considered a full sister to me. At my dad's house, I have a cat named Purrsey, a dog named Baker, and a snake named Eli. I spend most of my time cheering, whether it's for the SRV JV team, or California Spirit Elite all star competitive cheer. I also love listening to music. There isn't a genre of music that I don't like. My favorite book is Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater, and I'm beginning to read the sequel, Linger. I'm not the biggest fan of reading, but if I find the right book, I get hooked really easily. I like writing way more than reading. One of my writing goals for this year is expanding my vocabulary to make my writing more interesting. One of my favorite quotes is "Our lives are defined by opportunities, even the ones we miss" —F. Scott Fitzgerald. I believe that the decisions that people make, even the smallest ones, can change a person's life, for good or for bad.
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