Teens didn’t even want people in their schools to know, let alone the entire country. Today, when a teen becomes pregnant, instead of running to her room to hide, she might run to cameras with hope of becoming the next television star” (Stewart). In other words, Stewart believes that reality TV shows like ’16 and Pregnant’ are not helping teenagers see the real struggle of being a teenage parent. Rather than helping the shows are promoting teen pregnancy and causing teenage girls to get pregnant because they think they will get their own reality TV show and become instantly famous. In which many cases that hardly ever happens and the teen parents are left with a huge responsibility on …show more content…
The shows are not sending the right message to teenage girls and because of that there are many teenage girls want to get pregnant on purpose. That’s why they made the movie “The Pregnancy Pact” showing how a group of teenage girls all wanted to be pregnant so they could “feel good and sexy” and feel attractive because they wanted all these attention from boys. The show has not only sent the wrong message to teenage girls but they have also taken the meaning out of pregnancy. The shows co-stars are on social media making pregnancy seem desirable. When pregnancy is something so meaningful to many women. For a women getting pregnant and being able to have children is already such an honor and blessing. For us women our body’s isn’t magazine perfect but when we look in the mirror we see a mom and there is no greater honor, love or blessing. For the show they don’t realize that and the have made pregnancy seem desirable and attractive to teenage girls and that’s something completely unacceptable. MTV should capture the real feeling and the real-life experience of a teenage mother, so many teenagers don’t make mistakes and end up all alone with no financial income and a baby in their arms because they thought they were going to be on MTV’s next season “16 and