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As someone who just loves to overanalyze reality television, I feel like I've been really noticing lately these prompts for groups of people to open up with the intention of getting to know each other

more deeply. And sometimes

it lands on camera a little bit like forced trauma bonding. What first got me thinking about this,

of course, was during Ladies of London. Early in that season, we saw in that infamous scene

at the winery, Missy prompting the group of women at the table to open up and share something.

And that was a conversation that got very deep, very quickly.

And now in the most recent episodes of Real Housewives of Rhode Island,

we're seeing kind of a similar formula where the activity at a dinner table can be to

share something under the guise of this unmasking exercise, unmasking activity.

And in the following episode, we are seeing the group continue to reckon with some things that were set at the table.

Now, the thing about this is that trauma bonding is actually a very effective way to get to know people very deeply, very quickly.

And from the perspective of the audience, it is really grounding in some capacity to understand these people that were watching on television

to have experienced hardships. Now, my question is, how important is sharing trauma on reality

television today? How important is it for audiences to connect with someone on TV through a sob story,

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