Comments on: ‘The Real World: Go Big or Go Home’ episode 5 review: Will Chris tell Jenna the truth?

By: Overexposed

Overexposed — Fri, 15 Apr 2016 19:24:00 +0000

Chris is a bully, and is now crying help because of the way the show potrayed HIM. sue him Jenna!!

By: Jill

Jill — Fri, 15 Apr 2016 18:09:00 +0000

Chris Amom, his friend Hasim and MTV should get served a lawsuit for breach of contract, defamation of character and endangering the safety of Jenna, her family, her friends, her neighbors.
Jenna I know a good attorney!

By: Jill

Jill — Fri, 15 Apr 2016 18:06:00 +0000

I don’t agree with a lot of what Jenna says, but she seems ignorant, not mean. What Chris did behind her back was mean! How did he not get kicked off the show for breach of contract? I think Jenna and her family may have a legitimate lawsuit against MTV, Chris and Chris’s “helper” friend Hasim. What if Jenna and her family get harassed for being KKK members (which isn’t true)? There are a lot of people in America not playing with a full deck, what if someone gets violent with them, because of what Chris wrote?
I wouldn’t ever trust Chris! Chris Ammom is a slimy, sneaky, deceptive, manipulative cockroach!

By: cininne

cininne — Fri, 15 Apr 2016 15:58:00 +0000

The real issue Chris has is with the Mormon Church and things that happened to him in his past. He is using Jenna as his scapegoat to vent that anger. Chris talks out both sides of his a** because on one hand he preaches tolerance and is all about educating people. Well, Jenna is someone who can stand to have her eyes opened and he has missed the boat to educate and enlighten her. She is not a bad person, she is someone who has always lived in one environment and is just not as socially mature as someone her age should be. I liked Chris when he was supporting her but he turned on her so quickly, what kind of a friend does that? Friends should be able to talk about anything and respect each other right or wrong. Chris needs some serious therapy to deal with “his” issues and Jenna needs a good friend to help her grow and see there is a different world than what she knows. I think she would be open to that education. He needs to stop finding her guilty without the benefit of a trial. Good grief Chris, you want tolerance for your chosen life style but you show her no tolerance for being naive.