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iheartjustinjc wrote:

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Hello Kitty wrote:

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iheartjustinjc wrote:

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Because I'm not nitpicking this. I'm seeing it for what it's supposed to be.

Well, what it is is 2 women and an 11 year old sharing their most private, emotional moments for the world to see.  

If someone wants to inspire families to be more communicative with each other, they don't have to do it by sharing explicit moments like this with the world.  They could think and come up with creative ways of sharing and write some sort of self help book.  There are many psychiatrists and psychologists who are very, very effective and they don't share anything about themselves with their clients.

They're in the entertainment business. . If Willow wasn't there, and they still did the show with just Jada and her mother, she'd STILL find out about it through some sort of media, if she didn't already know about whatever her family was speaking about.

It takes courage to talk about things like that openly, and you, as well as many here, take it as them trying to make money. It's just an internet series on AOL. If you have a problem with the way they're doing things, then don't watch it. Simple. If they really wanted that much attention, I'd like to think they'd go further than just an internet show on a website. They certainly have the money for it.

I know they are in the entertainment business.  People in that business write books all the time.  This is not about Willow finding anything or not... it's about private moments being shared for all the world to see, which seems to be the trend among everyone now.

It does take courage to talk about things openly.  But why do they feel the need to do it in front of the world?  Why does everyone have to know?  Is it being open in front of their family/people they know not enough?  No, they want publicity.  That's what it all boils down to.  I really can't see any other reason for sharing this kind of thing with the world if not for attention.  You stated that this is supposed to help other people be open and deal with subjects.  The part you crossed out in my response was about that.  Also, you said if they wanted more attention they would go further than an internet show... I don't know who you are around, but most people I know spend more time on the net than they do watching television.  Watching or not watching is not the point.  The point is nothing is sacred/private anymore, and they are sending that message to a very young, impressionalble person.  Willow will have a Kardashian-like reality show in the years to come.  I'm calling it now.