As a millennial, I'm the opposite. It used to drive me nuts as a kid where a lot of kids shows hinted at characters liking each other, but then nothing actually happened. So when shows like Kim Possible actually made the ship happen, it was like "Finally!"
New Puritanism sucks.
If I want to watch people fucking, I'll watch porn.They're also anti-romance. Not just sex
Otherwise I don't care to know that they're fucking. You can be in a relationship and not fuck.
Idk I don't need my movies or TV shows to be (needlessly) titillating.
They're also anti-romance. Not just sexIt's more about simplicity then anything else. I can see a charm to it. Especially with how the outside world is.
The newer generation's obsession with puritanism is fucking insane to me.
I also don't think it's a coincidence that these attitudes are becoming prevalent during a time period where queer people are being erased from public lifeMaybe but it can easily be a way to preserve them in media. After all if there is less push for romance in general why be against queer people existing.
Maybe but it can easily be a way to preserve them in media. After all if there is less push for romance in general why be against queer people existing.Because it stifles and sanitizes queer expression. We're going back to 1950s shit
Eh. Some people just arent that into it.Maybe me and my fellow asexuals are taking over. Let me check if removing sex and romance is part of the EroAce world domination plan.
Because it stifles and sanitizes queer expression. We're going back to 1950s shitOnly this is sanitizing everything for the sake of simplicity. This is a very different thing. This isn't being forced on anyone. Its just a phase based on the current state of the world. There is no sinister master plan.
I just don't understand how this generation is the most sexually obsessed but also the most sexually neurotic by far.They want something different in their media then they have in real life.
They want something different in their media then they have in real life.Doesn't everyone?
The recent Teens & Screens report conducted by The Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA found that 47.5% of teens and young adults ages 13-24 think that sex and romance are too prominent in TV shows and movies, and 51.5% want to see more content focused on friendships and platonic relationships, with 39% saying they particularly want to see more aromantic and/or asexual characters (ace/aro) on screen. A near majority of those surveyed felt that romance in media is overused (44.3%).
Plebs
Part of the problem is that boys are so immature/trash nowadays. Dont know if online learning during COVID made that worse.hmmm
Hetero kouples mean we missed out on a potential girl boss role model who don't need no man.Even in 2023 the girl boss only exists to find the man (or girl) of her dreams.
I'm a millennial and I kind of agree. 9 out of 10 sex scenes in movies are just gratuitous. If I want to be titillated, I can watch porn. Lots of movies and shows force romances when they aren't needed as well.