The Teen Mom 2 season 3 trailer is out, and guys? Let me just tell you -- I am scared. I'm scared for Leah Messer, for Kailyn Lowry, for Jenelle Evans, for Chelsea Houska, and for us, the viewers. This seems to be the season where people stop being polite, and start getting real. It should be named The Real World: Teen Mom (cross branding opportunity there, MTV!) because the trailer shows rehab stints, custody battles, jail time, and divorce filings. No more happy happy joy joy we're so young and in love with our boyfriends and our babies! Nuh uh. Shit's going down this season.
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The show's been criticized for glamorizing teen motherhood, but after seeing this trailer, it'd be hard to argue this show's doing anything to make it seem desirable to be a young, broke, single mom. Sure, these ladies are getting tens of thousands of dollars to share their lives with the nation, and while the paycheck may be appealing, the drama certainly isn't.
What they're going to go through this season looks terrifying. Somebody hug me.
The season premiere is Monday November 12 at 10 p.m. on MTV.
Thoughts on season 3?
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yesss!!!!! IM SO EXCITED =D
There's practically no Chelsea in that.
I never though this show glamorized teem moms. I understand where people get that from, the aftermath of having their faces all over magazines and etc. Yet I realized at the same time those people never really watched the shows. Teen mom is a hard core reality. These girls, kids, and families struggle. Every few of these girls have their S**t together. And really they and their kids suffer. What I wish for girls to learn is to wait to have sex or at least be smart if you are having sex. As well is if you get pregnant and have weighted all your options. Please at least stay and schoool. Because they are going to struggle, but its best to struggle if you are finishing HS and going to go to College. Compared to struggling with some dead end job.