I stopped watching Dubai because it felt like a chore. I was like, why am I watching something because I think I “have to”?? That’s nuts. But it does speak to what you’re saying, like, you do feel like you have to follow everything lest you be left behind. But I had to make some cuts!

It’s a lot, but I’ve simply just decided to invest in the franchises that bring me the most joy, and surrender to the rest. And then wait until word of mouth gets me back into a good season. It’s not great to have less knowledge during crossovers, but it’s the best way to spare your DVR.

Don't get me wrong: I love everything Bravo. EVERYTHING. Or... so I thought. I fully admit that I'm starting to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of content available right now. It's like Marvel — a seemingly never-ending stream of new programming that we have to consume, because we know there's enough cross-pollination that we'll need to know all the characters. So not only do we have everything on Bravo, but we also have everything on Peacock to keep up on. And then, on top of that, I also have to keep track of all the social media drama in order to feel fully in the know about Bravo conversation and goings-on. It's getting a little... exhausting?

Anyone else feeling a little bit of burn-out?

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