"We've"? You may internalize whatever you'd like, but I don't think judging sex scenes by necessary or unnecessary is even a realistic metric at all. Movies are an art form. That's like saying, Renoir had to many extra people in his paintings, not all of them were necessary. I personally prefer more explicit sex scenes woven into movies about intimate relationships and I think watching something like a tiger disembowling someone is in my opinion less than necessary. Just show the tiger and then maybe a body bag or something. But that's completely just a personal preference, no we shit.
I disagree that a lot of society has "internalized this". Perhaps Lemmy and other social media bubbles may lead you to believe this, but the sample sizes are ridiculously skewed. It's like saying a lot of people love Arch Linux. Well, yeah, on Lemmy they do! But that's not the real world.
I just think we statements broadcast to a bunch of strangers on the internet are a bad idea in general.
"We've"? You may internalize whatever you'd like, but I don't think judging sex scenes by necessary or unnecessary is even a realistic metric at all. Movies are an art form. That's like saying, Renoir had to many extra people in his paintings, not all of them were necessary. I personally prefer more explicit sex scenes woven into movies about intimate relationships and I think watching something like a tiger disembowling someone is in my opinion less than necessary. Just show the tiger and then maybe a body bag or something. But that's completely just a personal preference, no we shit.
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asdfasfasfasfasI disagree that a lot of society has "internalized this". Perhaps Lemmy and other social media bubbles may lead you to believe this, but the sample sizes are ridiculously skewed. It's like saying a lot of people love Arch Linux. Well, yeah, on Lemmy they do! But that's not the real world. I just think we statements broadcast to a bunch of strangers on the internet are a bad idea in general.
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