Purity's TV Reviews

This is the first time I've watched The Bachelor. Brad Womack certainly caught my attention. As to the shocking conclusion, I think that Brad realized he is not sure who he really wants between the 2 ladies--the last night of being together with them in separate times sealed his decision. He is attracted to both of them, but not necessarily to the point of being in love with either one of them. The 2 ladies over spilled how they feel for him. They should just play it cool, let Brad know that whatever decision he makes, their life will move on. I think it scared Brad when they acted like they cannot go on with life without him. Most guys tend to get turned off when they are not the one pursuing. I've noticed that Brad picked the last 2 who could pass to be sisters in real life; from the surface, their personalities and their outside appearance are his type-- but no one can know a person's character and values in just a matter of a few moments here and there with them. Brad somehow saw something in that last evening with each one of them, that made him follow his heart. Both overdid their profession of love for him, that's what I saw. Jenni overdid her crying like she can be clingy later on and Jeanna acted like she will be the boss of the household when they get married. I think Brad made the right decision. He should be cautious--marriage should not be taken lightly, especially because he believes that marriage is made for a lifetime. How I know this, I am married to someone who is as cautious as Brad. His parents were divorced and he did not want history repeated in his case. I could understand that.