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So, a movie can't be explicit if it doesn't show actual penetration? OK. My mistake. I didn't know that. I don't understand what my purpose would have been in lying. If it did have actual "explicit" sex, as you define it, I wouldn't have used the example, as I was looking for a mainstream movie with sex.
Yes, I brought it up because I was curious. I didn't deny asking you the question.
I said that you should be able to show your kids all the non-explicit or explicit or whatever sex movies they can handle.
I don't mind that people including mothers complain to Amazon about it. You can say that you'll only shop at stores that sell this or that. Amazon then has to make a decision. That's how freedom works.
I found that explaining how sex works doesn't take too long. The rest is moralizing: "Be a gentleman, many boys are after this, you don't do this because..., etc..." My parents and their parents and my wife's parents and her parents had similar training and they were all very nice people. But, that's irrelevant.
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