Interview with Sarah Rice from "The Real World: Brooklyn"

Isn't she the same person that it was said was set up by her Mom with her current boyfriend?  I wonder did her Mom use to try to set her up with women when she was dating women?  Was she with a woman or leaving a romance with a woman when she was set up with a man?  How did her family feel about her dating women?  Just some questions because most women I know that date only women then fall for a man in their early twenties are under a great deal of familial pressure.  I was wondering if this was an exception to that (especially with her Mom having set her up with the boyfriend). 

I also found it interesting that she admitted shyness about being seen kissing a woman in front of others.

"If anything, I'll kiss a girl but behind a closed door because I was embarrassed and didn't want other people to watch."

Does she act the same with her current boyfriend would have been an interesting question.  I'm bi and a firm believer in being with who you fall in love with regardless of gender.  However I have just seen so many young self identified queer women making choices based on acceptance just as I know too many of these women later coming out later as having been with men because it was easier especially in regards to family.  These questions I pondered are simply wondering if this is yet another case of that.  

She seems very mature and sweet. I cant wait to see her on the show!

It dosnt sound to me like she was pressured into anything. She had been with women all her life and from what Iv read (This is just my view haha I dont know the girl) she just happened to fall in love with a man... No big deal if shes not going to label herself im not gonna walk over and do it for her haha. But about the whole kissing women behind closed doors thing... maybe she is just modest and isnt going to be some guys entertainment kinda thing...

hehe idk 

She's a HOTTIE, and seems like a really well-rounded, humble person.

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That was strangely...uh...thoughtful. Not something that you'd expect from someone who was just cast on a reality show for MTV.  

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for what seemed like a dead show. If I remember right the first season had people of all ages, which made it a bit more functional, then they made you be 18-24 or somesuch since that's when all the dramadramadrama seems to go down.

She seems very intelligent and cute. I like the ideas she has for her non-profit and what whe has to say about stereotypes, etc. I was a preschool teacher for 11 years and was frequently judged by looking younger than I am and for having tattoos. It made it harder to prove myself.

I don't have cable currently, so I can't watch, but in the future when I do I'll keep it on for the re-runs.

Truth be known I love trashy TV and love sorority chick drama. Now I can just go to work and watch it unfold under my nose, so a more mature Real World is OK by me!

She definitely seems to be one to look up to. I'll be watching tonight!!

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This show sucks....SUCKS, but she seems interesting and from what she says about this season it may actually be worth watching a few episodes.  It would be nice not to see a bunch of party girls who I don't relate to in the slightest on this show.  It's so unlike MTV though to put people with DEPTH on their channel...hmm..I'm suspicious.  

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would anyone mind giving me a breif recap of the video at the bottom...

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i say we get an interview with katelynn!... the mtf transwoman.  i love that chick.  i think she's awesome and brave.  and i have the high hopes that mtv is FINALLY doing something to shed light and understanding on the queer community...i just hope they don't murder my hopes. 

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She sounds very mature, and I like the fact that is really about nonprobit charites. She is so far the most interesting one, besides Kat. I like what she stands for and she doesn't label herself just because she dated women in the past. Looking forward to this season of Real World.