My neighbour told me yesterday he is disappointed in me. Guess why?

His reason was that I watch BBN instead of using that time for something more valuable.

He emphasized how the show seems immoral and the timing for it this year is wrong because of the forthcoming elections we would instead focus on.

I didn't dispute his opinion, but I gave him a point of view. Want to know?

I told him reality TV shows are a representation of what people are and do. For instance, every type of temperament, personality, career, etc is represented in that house.

That is why viewers easily pick a fave and stan them fiercely till the end of the show. But there's something you should even see more.

If you follow the show, you'd know Allyson and Adekunle have been a thing for sometime now although not clearly defined. Yesterday, in a conversation with Doyin and Diana, she (Allyson) told them she no longer wants to continue things with Adekunle. She's instead considering Deji and feels this might be the real deal for her.

So? What has this got to do with you, right? Why not relax, let them show you yet another angle.

We all have been at a point in our lives, career or even business where we have been trying to figure it out. This makes us go through a transition phase till we finally realize what it is we actually want and then give it a shot.

This is why you may start out a writing career as a page poet and later discover that it's content writing you actually want to do.

When it gets to this point, do you consider it worth not the trial? Of course not, you're convinced about this and so you'd go ahead to explore this newfound niche of yours.

By this time, I had given my neighbour a different angle of what I think about the show, he simply said: "This is your take though and not everyone's reality. Elections are coming and that is where our focus should be".

, in your opinion, do you think my neighbour's opinion is valid, or my POV is better? Does the show really affect the forthcoming elections?

Best Regards,

Talithacumi Edom,

Marketing Specialist,

Future Syllabus,

cumi@futuresyllabus.com.