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I agree with the above comment and honestly, I don't believe those movies should be viewed with parents. My mom used to have us as children cover our eyes when it happened but I always felt uncomfortable. I don't know if it's normal to feel that anxious or if it was because of my past abuse as a child but I always got reallay uncomfortable during the sex scenes and still do today.
Getting excited, enjoying it and all with your parents there seems a bit unnatural. A bit odd to me (no offense to anyone) but if you're looking for a "normal" getting excited over a sex scene while your parents are there is not necessarily normal. I mean if you were dating someone and they were doing a little strip tease in front of you and your parents were there watching would you get all into it or get really uncomfortable? Just mentioning my fiances parents is a quick way to turn the mood around and put an end to any excitement.
It's 2012 and unfortunately it's gotten to the point where nearly every movie that is rated R has sex scenes in it, avoiding these with your parents is probably a good idea. Heck I don't feel comfortable watching them with my fiance, nor by myself really. I personally think the way the movie industry has been putting sex in movies is just becoming rediculous. They do it to sell, that's it. But it's having an adverse reaction from me. If I wanted to see that I would rent porno or something (which I don't do) I'd rather not see it in a room full of people at a movie theatre especially if my parents were in there with me.
But they do have good family movies that only lightly speak on the subject for the most part, perhaps going to those movies is best instead of the R rated graphic movies?
But don't feel alone, being anxious and uncomfortable in my opinion is perfectly normal in that situation
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