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magazine, Paffrath said, "But let's face it, it is a show where people are naked, so there's a bit of voyeurism and sensationalism.
But what a lot of people are saying is, 'You might have hooked me with the nudity, but now I'm following the contestants and their journeys.'" "Just because you're naked doesn't mean it's sexual," she added.
My remedy is wearing pants." Paffarth also confirmed that, as suspected, the naked date contestants had bug bites "in interesting places." For participants who couldn't wear pants, like bachelorette Diane Poulos, the bites were "much worse than you can imagine." As one might expect, sunburn often proves to be a serious issue for these contestants.
In addition to exposing yourself to armies of insects, cast members also exposing their bodies to all the elements.
"It's more awkward and funny than it is sexy." Cast member Diana Venus felt wronged by the show when it aired footage of her getting wasted, rejected by Mike, crying, and calling the girl Mike preferred "a butch girl with no boobs who's ugly in the face." She then headed to her video confessional looking like she got in a bar fight with a mascara brush and defiantly said, "People are like, 'Why are you single?
' Oh, because no one takes me seriously, that's exactly why." After her Season 1 episode premiered, Venus aired out her grievances during an interview in Atlantic City.
It's very different when suddenly the cameras are out." cast member "Jack" revealed that his agent connected him with the opportunity to appear on the show. And that was just a cameraman who said he'd get naked too to make us feel more comfortable." Perhaps now would be a good time to reinforce that you should not try this at your job.
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