A step away from polished flings of previous seasons, the “sincerity” prized among characters in the reality TV show The Bachelorette opens up questions of what its audience wants to see—and why this is the case.
It is a shared desire for joy, and not an activity itself, that brings us together—whether when playing with others as a child or studying with others as an adult.
When the media criticizes entertainment for being a bad influence, it overlooks the audience’s ability to form a nuanced conception of right and wrong.
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