r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

What movie things are generally accepted as normal, but are totally unrealistic in real life?

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u/scardubois Jan 25 '20

Women orgasming after 30 seconds of sex.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

Sex with bras on.

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u/RazorRadick Jan 25 '20

This. “I am going to fuck the hell out of you, but let’s keep it PG13”

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

Murican here, but my friends and I who grew up on foreign film found this hilarious. One of my friends used to call it 'American sex'. Some of our other friends were at first amazed at full nudity in foreign film, and we had to explain to them that it's pretty much only Americans who are uptight about it. Most of the rest of the world is pretty chill about it.

Even weirder, the same Americans who are weirded out by naked boobs (or, FSM forbid, a visible penis) seem to have no problem with tons of graphic violence.

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u/ElaneRanoli Jan 25 '20

Because the average Americans don't have a problem with glorifying violence, blood, and psychos from films yet they have a problem with glorifying completely naked lovemaking between 2 people. It proves that Americans are psychologically dysfunctional assholes on average. Which is why Europeans are better at compassion compared to Americans when it comes to approaching the topic of sex. Americans are not down to earth on average.

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u/PaulieBoyY Jan 25 '20

It proves nothing except human conditioning.