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We have been anxious for two and a half years,

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That was the chapter about my husband having an affair when I was pregnant.

We've broken down reality TV drama with, oh, Gina Kirshenheiter.

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So one of the things that I'm worse at when it comes to watching TV is knowing

one to quit a show. I've gotten better about cutting my losses as the years have gone on, but I'm also definitely one of those people who sticks it out for just a little too long. Like, I watched Priddle A Liars until the bitter end. I did smartly give up on Riverdale as I sensed it going totally off the rails, though. That was before the musical episode and the time jumps and whatever else was happening on that show.

But with reality TV, I find it even harder because there's a combination of like the comfort of watching these shows,

the nostalgia factor of how many amazing seasons any given show has delivered over the years,

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