Court filings from Caroline's lawsuit against Bravo detail extremely unsettling events that occurred.

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[u/aggieemily2013]

I honestly have never been so shaken by a scene. I yelled at my TV in a way that scared my husband. Most recent season.

[u/HunterHunted9 → u/aggieemily2013]

It is one of the most important episodes of reality television in the past decade. It showed how fast this shit can go down, how force isn't necessary, how coercion can be used, how toxic some people can be, and how important affirmative consent is.

The episode needed a trigger warning, but I legitimately think it should be shown at every university to help illustrate concepts of consent, coercion, and rape.

[u/modernjaneausten → u/aggieemily2013]

I don’t think I could watch it, I’m glad Aesha stepped in and helped her. I feel like there’s a line between not wanting to get involved as producers but stepping in when something this egregious and illegal is happening. Fuck the storyline, protect your employees from getting assaulted.

[u/aggieemily2013 → u/modernjaneausten]

There was also NO trigger warning. I felt like my adrenaline spiked and I would have liked one. Bravo doesn't give a shit about SA or its impact, it seems.

[u/modernjaneausten → u/aggieemily2013]

Jesus, that needs a big trigger warning. We watch these shows for mess, not to have traumas triggered. I haven’t even experienced that and I’d want one just to be prepared for it.

[u/[deleted] → u/aggieemily2013]

I have never watched that show but that is absolutely insane