Jersey Shore can get a little bit chaotic at times, with people in the house constantly getting under each others' skin. Even though this may seem like the farthest thing from a tight-knit household, the camaraderie rages hard between Vinny and Pauly D, Snooki and Deena, and the group as a whole. They often go at each other's throats, but at the end of the day, they sit down as a family and have a nice home-cooked meal. For instance, Mike (aka the Situation) is always getting involved in everybody else's business. There have been multiple accounts of this: he constantly gets in the middle of Snooki and her boyfriend claiming that there was something going on between Mike and her; when they were in Italy, Mike and Ronnie got involved in a huge, physical brawl; and finally Mike is almost ALWAYS talking behind everyone's back to someone else in the house, just to gossip and start problems. While he deserves to not even be allowed in the house for all the aggravation he has caused, the house (and MTV for that matter) accept him back every time and try to reconcile their differences. They all remain together and learn to love each other for all of their faults. I think Jersey Shore teaches that even though people may be different from you and have their own problems, you can always forgive and forget for the common good of the group. As for those not causing problems, Vinny and Pauly D are the perfect example of a bromance. They do everything together and have each other's backs no matter what goes down. This season when Vinny was depressed and went home, Pauly D was distraught. He wasn't the same without his brother. We can all try to find that one guy/girl that we can always rely on for help, and know that through thick and thin, that friend will always watch out for your best interest. Almost like our shadow or our second half.
