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Have you ever watched a TV show and shortly realized that the actors/actresses were living your life? No? Well maybe I am just weird (shut it, Jamie ;P) because it has happened to me a lot these past few weeks. Between Grey's Anatomy and Glee it feels like my life has interested thousands of people. Okay, let me be honest...I am no doctor, I am no longer in high school, I do not use medicine to save lives, and I surely can't sing. But outside of the major points of these shows...if you could find some way to look deeper into these shows. Look at the relationships, the problems, the love, pain, hate, joy, hope, and sadness. I believe that if we all look at those we could find a little bit of ourselves. I do. It's what we call "drama" in our lives. We all have it. For me it's the relationships in these shows that hit me in the face and makes me ask "Can two people really love each other that much? Is it even possible for someone to be that cruel? Would my parents really react in that way if I ever told them that? Is that really the world?" But then I look at my own life and realize that these fictional, dramatic, TV shows really aren't that fictional. Only the characters are. The problems and situations are all real. That is what makes them so popular to the public. Because people can relate...and they keep watching because the end is the best part. The end either gives them hope or destruction. If it ends well it tells the world that their problems can end well too. And if it ends bad...well...you get the picture. The end is the most important part. People don't watch for the beginning...they watch for the end. Which leaves me asking..."What do you think your ending will be?"