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Recently, we asked the BuzzFeed Community to share which sex tropes in movies and TV shows make them roll their eyes. Here are some of the best responses: 1. "The magic L-shaped blanket where his chest is still showing, yet she's completely covered.
" —Anonymous, 40, New Hampshire 2. "Making out first thing in the morning without brushing your teeth..
.like really!!!!!" —Anonymous, 46 California 3. "When they kiss and start having sex upon first waking up.
What about dragon breath? What about needing to pee first thing in the morning?" — quizzychef5067 4. "I hate when there's no foreplay whatsoever before they have sex." — bucephalusbouncingball 5.
"When a man appears to push himself inside a woman, and her eyes roll back in her head like she’s already orgasming, and within 10 thrusts, they’re both moaning in harmonious climactic ecstasy. So many men think there’s something wrong with a woman who doesn’t have that immediate reaction the moment he puts himself inside her, or they think it’s the woman’s fault if she doesn’t orgasm after he thrusts for 10 seconds. It literally infuriates me.
" —Anonymous 6. "No matter how hot and steamy the sex scene is, they always wake up with the underwear on." —Anonymous,70, Illinois 7.
"I find it funny that, when two people meet and have sex the same night, they never have an awkward moment. There's no struggling to unbuckle a belt or unhook a bra, no 'I don't like that' or discussion, no having to pee first — nothing. They're just in perfect sync.
" — markh63 8. "When they wake up the next morning and the woman is wearing a bra. Bras are NOT comfortable sleepwear! No woman is sleeping in her bra after a night of sex!" — anonymousbookfaerie 9.
"I absolutely hate it when women onscreen have sex with their bras on. I'm European, and that is SUCH an American thing to do. You would never see a sex scene in a French movie where a woman has her bra on.
There are ways to frame a sex scene if the actress does not want to show her breasts, but the whole American way of covering nipples with bras during sex scenes contributes to the stigma around breasts and nipples in society (IMO). FREE THE NIPPLE!" —Anonymous, 37, Canada 10. "There's zero cleanup or aftercare — they just roll over and cuddle like there’s no mess and no need for a bathroom trip.
" — dizzycowboy3921 11. "There's never a waddle to the bathroom post-sex!" — katie83 12. "Many women have their period every month for 3-5 days, and yet you NEVER hear a woman on TV or film say, 'Hey, sorry, l can’t right now.
' They are never bloody (unless in their usual portrayal as murder victims) and are always tampon-free, pad-less, and ready to go! —Anonymous, O 13. "Could anybody, please, anybody, talk about protection and birth control, and if they have a history of STDs before they sleep with someone? PLEASE?" —Anonymous, Florida, 17 14. "Where.
Is. The. Lube? This one almost makes me really sad.
Are people not lubing up before they have sex? Gay, straight, etcetera, I promise once you start keeping a bottle of water-soluble lubricant by the bed, your sex life will immediately get better. I am so sick of seeing people hook up and immediately hop into penetration without a single, 'Hey, that's too dry!'" — daphnerunning 15. "Having sex in ridiculous locations while standing up.
I’m sorry, but I’m not going to do it standing in a rickety elevator. Not gonna happen. —Anonymous, 21, Ohio 16.
"When it comes to gay sex, how, after a dinner date or a night out, they just go straight to the sex. No one preps, no one goes to the shower — nopeee, straight to it! Ermmmmm, if only it were that easy." — anthonyp993 17.
"When they orgasm together." — latentblonde 18. And finally, "There’s this thing called the clit.
.." —Anonymous, 40, New York What other sex tropes do you hate in film and TV scenes? Let us know in the comments below! Some submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.
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