What happened to Tila Tequila’s first soul mate from season one of “A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila?” What about “Rock of Love?” And “I Love New York?”The sick portrayal of romance idolized by hundreds of thousands of teenagers is a twisted reflection of America’s values.I have heard reality TV shows described as “entertaining renditions of real-life situations.” If this is anything close to the truth, then I am embarrassed to even own a television.I can’t think of anything more irritating than listening in on a conversation recapping the transpired events of last night’s episode of some faux-romance trash.I am utterly ashamed to witness such a slaughter of the concept of love, which it seems only this country of media-shoveled vanity could nurture.I don’t typically mind television, though many stray to avoid it. This, however, has gone too far. Grow up.