Born This Way Season 2 Episode 3 Breaking Away
- TV-PG
- August 9, 2016
- 42 min
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9.2 (9)
Born This Way is a reality television show that documents the daily lives of several young adults who have Down syndrome. The show is back with an all-new season 2 episode 3 titled Breaking Away, which explores the challenges and triumphs of living with disabilities.
In this episode, the Born This Way cast members continue to pursue their personal and professional goals while navigating the ups and downs of adult life. Sean and Megan set out on a mission to save money for a future trip to Las Vegas and attempt to land their dream jobs, while John and Cristina work together to renovate their apartment.
Meanwhile, Steven struggles with the idea of leaving his mother's nest and venturing out on his own. He feels like he needs to break away and pursue his dreams, but the thought of leaving home is overwhelming. On the other hand, Rachel's boyfriend, Dillon, isn't as committed to their relationship as she would like him to be. Rachel wonders whether she should continue with the relationship or just move on.
As the episode progresses, the cast members find themselves dealing with a range of emotions such as frustration, disappointment, and motivation. Sean's job hunt doesn't go as smoothly as he had hoped, but he remains positive and resilient. Cristina's determination to furnish her apartment leads to a beautiful and affordable transformation that she and John can be proud of.
Additionally, Steven takes a big step out of his comfort zone by attending a job fair with his mother. Rachel has a heartfelt conversation with her mother about her relationship with Dillon, and her mother offers some words of wisdom. Finally, Megan surprises Sean with a fun-filled Vegas-themed party to celebrate their hard work and saving efforts.
Throughout the episode, the viewers witness the cast members dealing with real-life issues and emotions that anyone can relate to. Born This Way continues to shine a light on the everyday struggles and achievements of individuals with disabilities, while also highlighting the importance of family, friendships, and love. With their infectious personalities and positive attitudes, these young adults prove that anything is possible when you put your mind to it.