Netflix's "Sex/Life" show is all about chicks reminiscing about sexing their past Alphas

[MatureDJ]

Netflix’s Smuttiest Show Has Some Very Peculiar Ideas About the Male Anatomy

A detailed assessment of the many, many sex scenes in Sex/Life’s second season.

slate.com

Its first episode opened with an extremely memorable sequence: Billie, a Greenwich mom of a preschooler and a new baby, is recalling a sexual encounter with an old boyfriend in a club in New York City. “You’re killing me,” she tells the boyfriend, Brad, who grabs her nipple in his mouth. Smash cut: She’s actually in a very nice suburban bedroom, nursing her baby, who is pulling too hard on her nipple. “You’re killing me,” she says, taken back to the present. And the viewer goes: What?

But as Billie (played by Sarah Shahi) broke up with her husband Cooper (Mike Vogel), over the course of a sexy-flashback-filled eight episodes, it felt like the show didn’t quite live up to that promise. Billie is just a weepy, beautiful thirtysomething, going through a divorce because she liked her handsome, rich record-exec ex-boyfriend (played by Adam Demos) better than her handsome, rich finance-bro husband.

my opinion:

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Great, now the insecure off-white women will use Sarah Shahi for inspiration the wallow in their alpha widowhood along with their cats and wine.

 

[corrector]

Yeah, these types of shows do not turn me on or pique any interest anymore with me. When you become blackpill then you see these shows as mainstreaming and contirbuting to the decline. This is along side with another video from CNN is broadcasting about how many guys are single.

 

[kavi]

Ofcourse netflix is just Corporate media they have no idea what they are making nor their stories make any sense. Always from the female perspective where is the alpha.male protagonist who keeps the whole story moving

 

[LTG71]

Watched an episode a while back out of curiosity. Basically a show promoting female infidelity as empowerment. Despite having a great husband and everything a woman could ask for, she goes and hoes it up with a guy she meets at a club. If the roles were reversed, he’d be a pig and a home wrecker. Since it’s a woman, it’s all “you go girl”. She’s also a mother of a newborn, makes this show even more cringeworthy. Sarah Shahi doesn’t look bad in the nude, maybe she’s trying one last ditch effort for attention since she‘s hit her 40’s. Recently saw a show with Alison Brie where she was showing lots of cleavage and eventually full nudity at the end. She wrote the movie so there wasn’t some creepy movie executive telling her to take her clothes off. She also hit 40.

 

[Gamisch]

Most popular media is geared towards women.

Gone are the times when romance meant two people hugging each other in the rain while confessing their love to one another.

R&b completely died out. Boys 2 men =rapper Future. 50 shades was the first major sign. Series like these aren't watched by men, so most basically dont even know about this.

A woman wants both the bluepilled provider and the unavailable alpha. I think for most SS members this all is well known territory.

 

[corrector]

Basically a show promoting female infidelity as empowerment.

Not surprizing.

 

[Pierce Manhammer]

Yup directors, producers and such go for what sells. Sex sells, who is the main consumer nowadays? Women. Women of course will flock to this kind of shyte. It reinforces bad choices just like Sex in the City did.

 

[RickTheToad]

Netflix’s Smuttiest Show Has Some Very Peculiar Ideas About the Male Anatomy

A detailed assessment of the many, many sex scenes in Sex/Life’s second season.

slate.com

my opinion:

She's dating the Aussie dude in real life. Both are attractive people, but he's 37, she's 43.. He can still due better...

 

[Pierce Manhammer]

Hah read about this I guess the shower scene he uses a prosthetic cawk - what a scandal when it first came out. But of course people are going to say he really
is that big - yeah so if that the case, why use a prosthesis boogie nights style?