Introduction It is a dazzling day today, and I am humbled to be here to present an exclusive presentation of the reality shows phenomenon. Mirrors are perpetually deceitful. They lie and steal your true self. They reveal only what the mind believes it sees. This is one of the most popular quotes about vision, and it is factual. What is a reality show? Does it benefit to the society? Do they influence on our attitude in life? I am here today to show you the authenticity of the reality shows. We are in the twenty-first century, and the reality shows in the media are proverbial and trendy and very entertaining. It is ordinary life of people and everyday situations with no written scripts. This research has been conducted on the beliefs of the two types of viewers: the occasional viewers and the fervent viewers. Those viewers who have embraced the reality shows have changed their perceptions on the various issues and topics in real life. In my presentation, I would like to be at variance with the perception of the majority and say that the reality shows are less informative then the core role of filming and broadcasting is. Additionally, very few reality shows portray reality, and the contents of these shows are misguiding. I will discuss three key points to support my argument. First one is that reality shows causes culture corrosion. Lack of ethical care and combating influences that change the personality traits of individuals are my other points. Corrosion of the culture Acceptance of homosexuality and voyeurism. Reality shows became popular in the 1990’s with shows like ‘The Survivor’ being broadcasted on the television. Channels of reality shows have emerged, for instance the MTV channel, the BET and more (Blake 32). Public acceptance of unconventional lifestyles has gradually changed and in the future, things may get out of control. One of the contributions of the reality shows is moral deterioration, more precisely sexual immorality. An example of a reality show is ‘Will and Grace’ where the starring cast is in a relationship with a male and a sidekick female, therefore, implying bisexual lifestyle (Blake 34). Two decades ago, casting homosexual relationship could be an immense offence to the public and even to the state. Sodomy rules had been set up in many states, and those who breached them were taken to courts and pleaded guilty for their immoral behaviours. People have been exposed to reality shows that do not hide the shameful acts. Gays and lesbians are embraced now and even celebrated for their acts. The exposure to the immorality gradually convinced the public that it is alright to be gay or lesbian (Ritter 2). Despite the religious doctrines, all the teachings have been erased, and individual satisfaction is all that matters. Voyeuristic content in the reality shows has immensely contributed to the erosion of moral values and principles. The difference that distinguishes reality shows from other television programs is that the voyeurism is done in the open without minding the audience. For this reason, the audience is tempted to practice that and as a result immorality has greatly risen. The perception of women as the centre of the voyeuristic belonging has corrupted the teen’s minds and, as a result cau