T.O. Show: Pretty packages have flaws too (Season Finale)

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On the tail end of Ocho picking Rubi and me throwing my yogurt into the TV because of his whack choice, I couldn’t help but weigh in on the T.O. Show’s season finale. Terrell shows in this final bang, that he is officially an emotional wreck that just needs a hug and someone to understand him. Can we all hold hands and say together, “Awww!” From his relationships with his publicists to his wavering job to his relationships with women, poor T.O. needed this therapist to just walk down the street.

The dynamics of both of his “publicists” relationships continue to be a puzzled concept for me. Walk with me on this.  I know in business there will be a level of friendship established but it’s gotten to a point with Owens that it’s interfering with professional decisions and possibly respect levels. It often makes me wonder where T.O. would be if he decided to go with some other publicists but in the same breath, I do think the girly duo has the best interest in mind for him.

With that said, the Mo and T.O. debacle is amazing to me. First of all, I’m mad that Mo has constantly allowed emotions to get the best of her and then she has to come back and apologize after shit hits the fan. Second of all, I’m mad at Terrell for allowing them both to be all up in his personal affairs but the minute they have an opinion about it, he can’t handle it. I’m confused does he want them to be friends or does he want them to strictly focus on his career? I have my own opinions about T.O. and his baby mama sicknesses such as: I don’t understand how a person can repeatedly get girls preggo and not be a part of the kid’s lives because of issues with the mother. But then again, my opinions don’t matter. What does matter, however, is the constant drama and strain that is obvious between him and Mo. She has repeatedly expressed her issues with T.O. and even, Kita and T.O.’s friendship that also has an enormous level of respect for each other on a professional level. Yet, we are still left with a question mark of whether or not he will continue to look to the left when it comes to Mo and her very vocal feelings of him and how he lives his life.

His womanly relationships are a totally different story and an ongoing huge topic for him and his therapist. He just goes to show that just because you come in a pretty package doesn’t mean it will be the greatest gift ever. The poor man actually proposes to a girl who is a struggling actress/waitress who they obviously can’t sustain or build anything with each other. The fact is he is going to make another terrible mistake instead of focusing on things that continue to build his blossoming career.

The greatest thing that has come out of this season is that his career is no longer wavering and he is the newest member to my fave team, the Cincinnati Bengals. Another good example from good ol’ T.O. that we can’t all be perfect, but we can at least make some better decisions *smile*. Good luck to you T.O. and your publicists/angels/friends. Not sure on how the proposal turned out, but a major good luck to that as well because you’re gonna need it.