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Two people are dedicated to preventing crime in their neighborhoods.
On this episode of True Life: I'm Breaking Beauty Norms, we meet two people who defy the typical standard of beauty.
On this episode of True Life: I'm Dying for the Applause, we meet two people who are sacrificing themselves on the altar of fame.
Two young men find out that their one-night stands have become lifelong commitments to children they never knew they had.
A woman wants to test her ideals by joining an urban commune in New York City; a man wants to improve focus by joining an established commune.
People travel outside of the U.S. to find answers about Ayahuasca.
People who suffer a condition where everyday sounds render life unbearable.
The partners of transgendered people are changing their sexual orientations to keep their relationships intact.
People seek risky, extreme behaviors in their sex lives.
People have a difficult time achieving orgasm; a man's ability is hindered by Zoloft; a life-long testosterone deficiency.
Three people that live their lives as ``adult babies''; they wear diapers, use pacifiers and drink from sippy cups; each searches for their perfect mommy or daddy to complete their fetish.
Two young men plan to go to Syria to fight against ISIS alongside the Kurdish people as part of the Kurdish independent militia.
Two young people recover from a recent gunshot wound, both mentally and physically.
The lives of two young people are directly impacted by their parents' use of opioids.
Two plus-sized women engage in a fetish called Feedism, where partners are fed in a sexual, intimate way.
Two people practice financial domination, where men are humiliated and their money is controlled.
Tony Marrero, Patience Carter, Tiara Parker and Joshua McGill recall the harrowing attack at the Pulse Nightclub on June 12, as they struggle to get their lives back on track in True Life: We are Orlando.
Two young people make use of smart drugs in order to hack into their brains.
On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two young people who believe they are real life witches with supernatural powers.
People marrying folks they barely know share their stories.
Young people refuse to take "no'' for an answer after a breakup, resorting to cat fishing and cyber stalking.
Two young, HIV positive people struggle to find love while dealing with the challenges of their diagnoses.
Two young people worry that in their journey to find religion, they are losing themselves in the process.
A young woman has been eating soap since she was eight years old; a person ingests up to seven glue sticks in a day.
When their parents undergo life-changing transitions, two young people must adjust to the transformation.
Some people travel great distances to find real love. On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two women who found it very close to home…with their cousins. Will they lose the support of everyone around them because of it?
Three young people meld man and machine by implanting technology into their own bodies.
On this episode of True Life you'll meet two people who want to look like anime characters every day of their lives, no matter what anyone else thinks. How far will they go to live out their cartoon fantasies?
Many young people work odd jobs in order to support themselves, but on this episode of True Life, you'll meet two straight guys who star in gay porn films for a living
Can these young people turn unicorn worship and a time traveling alien cult into the world's next great faith?
They don't identify as entirely male or female. On this episode of True Life, meet two young people who live outside the gender binary.
A one-hour docu-series following a group of up-&-coming hip hop artists as they navigate their music careers in Atlanta. Lead by their "Mom-agers" & "Dad-agers" who are the ones really calling the shots.
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Two young people who are obsessed with a fetish, search for a partner who can accept them without compromise.
Couples who are ready to end their relationships after marrying too early re-evaluate their situations.
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They say opposites attract, but what does it take to make them stick? On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two love-struck couples trying to overcome their obvious differences and keep their relationships going.
Young women want to reunite with lost loves.
Two young women risk their friendships by dating the ex-boyfriends of their best friends.
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College students struggle to reveal their sexual orientation to their friends and family.
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Everyone texts. But what happens when the compulsion to maintain continuous thumb-driven conversations takes control of your every waking minute? On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two young women who are putting their relationships, health, and even their safety - on the line in order to maintain their digital addictions. Loren is a high school senior who sends over 14 thousand texts a month. Her non-stop messaging is damaging her hand and hurting her chances of playing volleyball in college, but she still refuses to change her ways. Will Loren realize she needs to give her fingers a rest in order to fulfill her dreams? Kristin is a 20-year-old wife and new mother whose thirst for social stimulation has her texting 24/7. Her husband is fed up with playing second fiddle to a phone, but Kristin thinks he's just jealous that some of her texting buddies are guys. Will Kristin recognize the damage she's inflicting in time to save her marriage? They can't survive without a phone in their hands. Will they limit their obsessions before it's too late? Find out next on True Life: I'm a Textaholic.
Ashley and Dan are two young gay people who have decided to come out, but are afraid they may not be accepted by their parents and friends.
Ryan, Chloe, and Olivia are all battling life-threatening addictions to heroin, impacting family and friends. The three youngsters struggle to get clean all the while knowing that any shot could be their last.
Rachel and Kristine are two young women disgusted with their hair. Follow Rachel as she builds up the courage to take off her wig, and Kristine as she undergoes hair removal treatments that she can't afford.
A woman who eats emery boards; another woman who compulsively pulls at her hair.
A young female boxer struggles to control her temper.
Corey and Jessica are two young people who work in close proximity to their former flames on a daily basis, and struggle to deal with the ups and downs of working with their exes.
Allie, Nikki and Lee are three young people trying to cope with parents who are all up in their business....literally. They must balance adulthood and their social lives all under the watchful eyes of mom and dad.
A look at blended families and teens' relationships with their stepparents.
Young people who are trying to kick their caffeine habits are followed.
Young people share their struggles with poverty. Included: a former drug dealer tries to provide for his family without resorting to criminal means; a young woman works to prevent her family's imminent eviction.
Young people who smoke marijuana share their stories.
Rocky, who previously appeared on the "True Life" episode "I'm Uncomfortable With My New Body," is still unhappy with his appearance. He gets a second chance with a life coach to overcome his body issues.
Young adults who live with their exes are profiled.
Young sex addicts share their stories.
Everyone texts. But what happens when the compulsion to maintain continuous thumb-driven conversations takes control of your every waking minute? On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two young women who are putting their relationships, health, and even their safety - on the line in order to maintain their digital addictions. Loren is a high school senior who sends over 14 thousand texts a month. Her non-stop messaging is damaging her hand and hurting her chances of playing volleyball in college, but she still refuses to change her ways. Will Loren realize she needs to give her fingers a rest in order to fulfill her dreams? Kristin is a 20-year-old wife and new mother whose thirst for social stimulation has her texting 24/7. Her husband is fed up with playing second fiddle to a phone, but Kristin thinks he's just jealous that some of her texting buddies are guys. Will Kristin recognize the damage she's inflicting in time to save her marriage? They can't survive without a phone in their hands. Will they limit their obsessions before it's too late? Find out next on True Life: I'm a Textaholic.
Young people attending Fashion Week discuss their experiences.
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Young people who have a spouse in Iraq discuss their experiences.
Young people who are immigrating to America discuss their experiences.
Young people who are not bothered about being overweight discuss their lives.
Being released from prison is discussed.
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Young people who are losing their vision due to hereditary disease, genetic conditions or medical procedures gone wrong share their stories.
Cameras follow young people who have been diagnosed with narcolepsy, which causes severe sleepiness, and cataplexy, which causes sudden muscle failure.
Young people who make a living selling marijuana share their stories.
Two gay teens who are trying to turn themselves straight share their stories.
"I'm a Sugar Baby" profiles three young people who spend time with older suitors in exchange for cash and gifts.
Young adults with bizarre fetishes share their stories.
Young psychic mediums are profiled.
Couples who are about to make up or break up share their stories.
Video-game fanatics are profiled.
Young women who feel trapped in their relationships share their stories.
Young people from poor families.
Cameras follow teens who are at odds with their parents.
Diehard fans of comic books and video games are profiled.
Young couples who are getting divorced share their stories.
Young people searching for their siblings share their stories.
Young people experiencing hair loss are profiled.
Cameras follow young women who want to enlarge their breasts.
Cameras follow young people who recently underwent significant body transformations.
Young people with unhealthy addictions to pornography are profiled.
Young people who are eloping discuss their lives.
Pregnant teens are followed as they prepare to give their babies up for adoption.
Several college freshmen are profiled.
Trust issues in relationships are discussed.
Young women who perceive themselves to be Southern belles discuss their experiences.
Young people discuss peer pressure.
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The show follows two American boxers, Kit and Ben, as they travel overseas to make their mark in the brutal world of Muay Thai fighting, Thailand's national sport, which combines kicking, punching and wrestling with few restrictions. Kit and Ben are each scheduled to compete in bare-knuckle fights that will be broadcast live on television all across Thailand.
The show follows five students from two very different schools in New Jersey.
The show follows three young people who are obese. Amy weights 500 pounds; Corey is a school teasing object; Frances is happy with his size.
The show follows two gay couples who plan to legalize their unions by getting marriage licenses in Massachusetts after they became available on May 17, 2004. The couples, both from Massachusetts, will go through all the wedding preparations, from the special celebrations with family, to applying and receiving their marriage licenses.
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Three couples prepare for their big days.
Three sets of twins discuss the pros and cons of being a twin, including brothers who want to becomes professional magicians, sisters who attended the twin festival, and brothers who separated for the first time after high school.
The show follows several young people who rent weekend share houses on the Jersey Shore.
The show studies the effects of noncommittal sex on young people.
The Forest Brooke High School cheerleading squad prepares to compete in the Nationals as the only African-American cheerleading squad.
The show follows three people who value their dogs above everything else.
Young people try to have the perfect body without plastic surgery.
The show goes international and follows the lives of young Israelis and Palestinians in their war-torn world.
The show follows the lives of young single moms and dads. They struggle with realities of raising a child, while they are still growing up themselves.
The show follows Saraleigh and Nicole, two young women adopted at birth, who are on their quests to find their biological parents.
The show follows four individuals who week professional help to conquer their phobias. RaChelle is afraid of cats; Laura has fear of flying; Craig is prohibitively afraid to talk to women; Danielle fears little people.
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Young people attend a summer camp to lose weight.
Kids spotlight their embarrassing folks, including an avid “Star Wars” dad; and a nudist mom.
Young people go through the decision process of elective cosmetic surgery.
Updates on guests from past episodes.
This episode follows home-made wrestling rings.
This is a cooperative project with CBS News' 48 HOURS.
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This special looks at the decade's countless headline-making stories about young men and women of color being targeted, harassed, and, in extreme cases, brutally assaulted or killed by police officers.
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One year later, MTV News returns to the Citadel and Virginia Military Institute to see how the women cadets are faring after a grueling first year.
Documenting a road trip.
A struggling rock band in New York City who could barely pay their rent, made it big in the music world. Other stories include a Vegas dancer, a young married couple, a recent college graduate, and an Internet entrepreneur, all trying to fulfilled their American Dream. This episode has a special host James Van Der Beek.
The first installment of the show includes an investigative report about heroin abuse among young people.
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John Norris hosts the final installment of the MTV News Series Fight For The Right . "Sexual Matters" examines the sexual rights of youth, questioning what sexual information young people have the right to learn in school.
True Life gives a second look at the documentary news series about youth rights in America. Serena Altschul hosts the second installment of the MTV News series Fight For The Right.
The first show in the series, Fight for the Right: The Crackdown, hosted by Kurt Loder, presents an historical overview of youth rights in America, from child labor laws of the 30s to today's curfews and metal detectors.
True Life looks back at teen pregnancy and how young people are dealing with it.
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