[ SECRET POST #4510 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4510 ⌋

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Comments

Re: tldr

[sabotabby]

This.

Yes, a lot of the styling is more mainstream than people go in with, particularly on the interior design end, but they're mainly talking about people who can't do the basics. And they always do seem to try to reflect the person's personality and tastes as much as possible.

Re: tldr

[(Anonymous)]

I don't disagree with any of that, but if they wanted to not be formulaic, they could easily find someone who also can't do the basics but has goals of being something other than conventional... but they don't.

Example given, the nice frumpy lady who doesn't know how to self-care but wants to be a badass biker poly leather domme who also wants to learn to cook to host munches. Why not? She knows just as little of the basics as the rest and has just as much to learn. That won't ever happen, though, because they don't really have people on the show whose end goal, personality, or tastes is to be nonconventional in any major way. The same lady going in the reverse way, a leather chick who Just Wants to Be Normal, however, could easily happen.

Re: tldr

[(Anonymous)]

They're the ones who choose what people to feature