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  I’m going to do you one better and say even kissing in tv and film grosses me out now. I swear they must put the boom mic 2 inches from their faces as all I can hear is that amplified, snacking sound.
context: Agreed. It rarely, if ever, advances the plot. Sometimes less is more. >
  
  OP and you said it best and it’s relieving to see some similar thoughts. Media with small and strategically-placed bits of romance gave the feeling of butterflies. The s* scenes have gotten more graphic and uncomfortable with each release. For albums it’s been even worse. 
  These levels of nudity and vulgarity are unprecedented seem and are starting to seem almost designed for pushing limits.
  People are also intrigued by thoughtful dialogues and new information from traditional media… hearing a positive message once in a while too. These elements don’t have to be shown through an explicit lens to garner attention. Somehow seems many the box-office flops that implement the cheapest ploys…
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  It's as if the producers don't have confidence in their story writers and director.  "Just throw some sex in there and will keep their attention." >
  
  Bridgerton intensifies