Comments on: Is the new Bachelor, Jason Mesnick, really looking for love?

By: janine

janine — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 21:15:01 +0000

i think he’s makin a mistake chosen melissa from texas,fact she’s too young to be a rollmodel for his son ty.he needs to look for some 1 how is in his age limit.

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By: SONIA ALONZO

SONIA ALONZO — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 15:12:33 +0000

Ihope this time jason will find his happness he is hot,sweet and a very good father he has been hurt one to many times boy if he was to come my way i would take him in a heart good men are very har to find thats for sure i sure pray that god eill send one like him my way i dont care what ugly things people think or say about the show i feel if people cant be nice dont be ugly no one forces any one to watch the show i love it and i hope and pray that jason well find his other half just because the women on are pretty on there doesnt mean any thing if there heart is black they have to love his son just as much as they are going to love him cause i am sure most of the women there are fake as can be some just want to be on tv when they meet him they better remember he has a son not to for get that cause he is part of his life too i think he needs a latin women there heart is always warm and full of love and very good to there husbands,so jason if they dont work email me,good luck

By: dadshouse

dadshouse — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:33:50 +0000

I wouldn’t put my kids on a reality show. No way. I might go on one, only if I knew it wouldn’t make me look completely ridiculous. Which means, I probably shouldn’t go on one. Haha.

As for fans – just because 100s of women throw themselves at you doesn’t mean they’re a match for you. Especially if he’s taking care of his kid and tethered to where they live right now, he’d need to meet and accepting and supportive woman in his neck of the woods.

By: SingleParentDad

SingleParentDad — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:25:17 +0000

We don’t get that here, and I’m not sure I would watch it if it was on, but I definitely wouldn’t go on it, and certainly not for the pertained reasons of the show.

If I was trying to promote myself in another way, something that fame really helped, like writing a book or presenting family led programmes, it would be more appealing. And hence why this particular Gent has, and will be on this show again.

In Britain single mothers do not have a great rep, something a good few organisations are trying to fight. I believe a single mom who left her kids to go on a reality TV show would get panned here. But they may get work out of the back of any show they do.

By: Crazy Computer Dad

Crazy Computer Dad — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 03:59:48 +0000

A friend told me once of a person that saw a woman in a picture. There was something about the setting, the expression, the beauty of this woman and he just had to meet her. He tracked the picture back to the girl and she finally agreed to meet him. He had all these expectations, all from just a picture, and it turns out she was absolutely nothing like what he had envisioned.

Single Dad are just responsible and dedicated single men, like other responsible, dedicated single men without children. We are still men, with the same perceived problems as men without children.

What most women forget is that single dads already have a person (or even a couple of people) in their lives. I’ve had several women tell me after a date or two that I need to give them more attention, don’t respond fast enough, etc.

At the younger ages children change and develop very rapidly. Why would you want to miss that? The pictures and videos I have of the things my son and I did at that age are some of the valuable things I own. I look back and I am awed by those memories. I don’t ever want to look back and be awed by what I missed.

The Counting Crows said “We all want to be big stars, but we don’t know why and we don’t know how” and it is probably true, but at what cost?

By: Amy Nathan

Amy Nathan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:32:37 +0000

Well you know how I feel about these things! He is looking for some fun and some fame and for love, I believe. I am hard-pressed to put stock in unions made on TV — only a few have lasted and I think only one has resulted in marriage.

I can’t respect a guy who would leave his kid again for months to find a woman to date and maybe marry. At least whatever money he makes will pay for Ty’s future therapy.

By: GLSD

GLSD — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:20:06 +0000

I always watch the Bachelor and the Bachelorette. It’s funny b/c I said the same thing. If he missed his son so much doing the Bachelorette, why go for it again?! He can’t find love somewhere else? I think it’s part of the fame status! I hope he finds love though. I was rooting for him and DeAnne, but her heart was somewhere else!