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"I believe that the posters who advocated to "not watch what you do not like" are missing the point that a very popular show might not need to include gratuitous sex scenes, especially scenes depicting alternatives lifestyles. This has really NOTHING to do about gay life or acceptance but everything to do about what has become acceptable on our national TV scene. "
At least two of us have said that in addition to advising people to not watch shows that depict things against your values, we also don't like shows that show explicit sex scenes of any kind.
I have watched TV less than 10 times this year (mainly the debates). I also rarely go to movies. Why? I hate the profanity, violence, and explicit sex scenes that are prevalent on the large and small screen. I love seeing romance on screen, including gay romance. I don't want, however, to feel like a peeping Tom or a porno enthusiast when I watching TV or a film.
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