today we are discussing about the matter of teen mom and it proved the premiere of two babieswhich are amber and farah whose mom make normal way out and once again everyone has his or her reasons, and we all, as viewers, worry about those babies,
in this documentary all the chracters seemed normaly trapped in the different options and source to choice the side on which they have to move.the meci wants to get support the cildren in a leagule way and put some action on her boy friend. And catelyn wants to remove him from the house for the better future of her childrens.
and meanwhile farah grown up and her mother didnot explain about the court order to restraint woman before hit the farahand amber also might be think again and also she pregnant again.
It would be foolish to think that some of these narratives aren’t manipulated a bit for the cameras. That pregnancy scare was drawn out too long, and I get the feeling that Tyler plays up his tragic-hero mopiness when he knows the camera crew will come upon him looking at photo albums of his now-adopted infant. But that doesn’t mean all of these stories don’t pull at your heart and your mind: Don’t you find it almost impossible to fathom how any of these people are going to pull themselves out of their complex, vexed situations?
Following Teen Mom, the determined uplift of If You Really Knew Me was compelling in a different way. The series is filmed in coordination with Challenge Day, a social program in which trained leaders visit high schools and, in one intensive day, try to break down the cliques and emotional barriers that keep students from getting to know each other.
n fact, that’s why I think the program works to whatever extent it does: When the Challenge Day leaders took the kids through a series of intimacy exercises, it all happened so fast and with such positive energy, most of the students seemed unable to resist its allure. I’m not sure how long-lasting the changes in students’ behavior lasts, but for this night, it seemed like an undeniably positive experience.
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