Brooklyn "REAL WORLD" house of horrors..

Real World Brooklyn :: The Gayest Yet?
Think there is enough all seeing eyes on the front door?

The cast seems to all come from broken homes, and have been traumatized in some way. Traumatized by sexual abuse, physical abuse, the army, and the mormon church. Guess this makes it easy for the producers to control the outcomes of the show.

Cast Member	Age1	Hometown	Biography	RW/RR Challenges
Chet Cannon[4]	23[6]	Salt Lake City, Utah[6]	Chet has been described as a "punk rock Mormon", a "hipster" and "straight as an arrow", who eschews alcohol and premarital sex. He is a conservative Republican, a University of Utah fraternity member with nine siblings, and an occasional prankster. He is an aspiring TV host, and his stated goal on the series is to "show people that Mormons are fun."[6][5]	None
Ryan Conklin[4]	23[6]	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania[6]	Ryan was in the Army for three and a half years, having enlisted at the age of 17. He spent a year in Iraq, guarded Saddam Hussein at his trial, and suffered a number of near-death experiences. He expresses these experiences through his guitar playing, and in a 300-page single-space typed journal. He is described by The Brooklyn Paper as "the fun one" in the premiere. He is also a class clown who plays pranks, and an amateur filmmaker.[6][5]	None
Katelynn Cusanelli[4]	24[5]	West Palm Beach, Florida	Katelynn is an Italian-American transwoman who had a rough childhood. She first realized her gender dysphoria in high school, and began living as a woman at 17. She completed her gender reassignment surgery in Thailand in July 2008. She is a self-described computer geek, and holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. She has a boyfriend named Mike that she hopes to marry. In the season premiere, she initially reveals her transgender status only to J.D.[6][5]	None
Scott Herman[4]	23[6]	Salem, New Hampshire[3]	Scott is an personal trainer, model and actor who has been working out since the age of 14. He recently received the designation of having the "best abs on the East Coast", and was featured in Men's Health magazine. The first in his family to graduate from college, he educates the public on health and fitness with his website.[6][5]	None
J.D. Ordonez[4]	22[6]	Miami Beach, Florida	J.D. is a gay man who ran away from an abusive home at thirteen, and now works as a dolphin trainer, a dream job he first envisioned in a trip to SeaWorld at age five. A high school competitive swimmer, and an alumnus of the University of Miami, he became one of the youngest dolphin trainers at Miami Seaquarium at nineteen. In the season premiere, he is initially the only castmate to whom Katelynn reveals her transgender status.[6][5]	None
Sarah Rice[4]	22[6]	San Francisco, California[6]	Sarah is an artist who suffered a traumatic upbringing that included sexual abuse, and has dedicated herself as an educator and advocate for survivors of abuse, using art and creative therapy. She hopes to show her art in a gallery, and recently began a relationship with a man to whom her mother introduced her, one of her first heterosexual relationships, as most of her prior ones were with women. Sarah, whose appearance is described to be that of a "tattooed punk", is observed by The Brooklyn Paper to be the only cast member with an interest in anyone else on a deeper level in the premiere, as contrasted with the gossip-like focus of the other castmates' discussions.[6][5]	None
Devyn Simone[4]	20[6]	Kansas City, Missouri[6]	Devyn, was Miss American Teen in 2005, and a Miss Missouri Teen. She is a black woman who has been described as a flirtatious diva who likes attention at clubs and on stage, and a sexual person who likes to tease men, and juggle multiple suitors. She is a theatre and music studies major at the University of South Florida who hopes to work in the entertainment industry. She is close to her mother, and was close to her late grandmother.[6][5]	None
Baya Voce[4]	21[6]	Salt Lake City, Utah	Baya, like Chet, is from Salt Lake City, but is not a Mormon, which has caused her to feel isolated in her hometown. Raised by hippie parents, she is a dedicated hip-hop DJ who aspires to be a dancer, and has been described as "the token cute white female" and "laid back", though she suffers from panic attacks. She is active in social and environmental causes.

As the Celtic Rebel has pointed out in his ground-breaking series, MTV has been pushing this homosexual (population control) agenda for quite some time now. I don't have a problem with part of the cast being gay, but I do have a serious problem with pushing transgender as being "normal". For many young teens, this will be their first "real world" experience with a transgender person. It's really amazing, how much MTV has changed in its 27 year life (in a bad way).