Is sex to out there

[lorcan]

I think the film, television, and magazine industry have overly exposed sex. You can't watch a movie or show anymore without something being sex-related. In a lot of comedy films and programs, for example, sex jokes have become all too frequent, even taking up the majority of the humor at times. Kids are easily exposed to sex headlines on magazines covers that often sit right in the front of the store or on the kitchen table.

We have kids talking about sex daily? Is kids culture starting to be revolving around sex?

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

I agree. I have a kid and there is stuff on TV, movies, etc etc that she's exposed to and I can't really do anything about it when it pops up unexpectedly and she's already seen it. We've established what's inappropriate and what isn't I just have to tell myself that she'll be smarter than imitating whatever she see's on TV. So far so good.

 

[DrLeftover]

Far be it from me to defend the media. But I would question whether or not the percentage of sexual content during the so-called (and almost meaningless) Family Hour is higher now than, say, in the Eighties, or are you just more aware of it?

 

[Crusader]

Of course it is. Sex sells.

 

[DrLeftover]

And the use of children as sex objects is 'out there' more than ever before as well.

Right?

Of course right.

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