And yeah theoretically maybe that’s not this guy’s Pollyanna outlook but there wouldn’t be a million think pieces of the lack of sex among the young if not for the above.
Nobody cares about young women dating or not dating/ having or not having sex beyond the fear it will lead to a bunch of aggravated young men roaming the streets like the Guilty Remnant.
It’s very disingenuous.
(I’m old enough that no one cares what I do mwa ha ha)
“I Want Your Sex” director Gregg Araki says he’s seen the reports of Gen Z having less sex -- and he thinks younger people will “regret” not taking chances and “risking getting hurt”:
“I’m in my 60s now. You’re gonna turn around and you’re going to be 40, 50 like that. Will you regret not taking a chance, venturing out of your house, risking getting hurt, getting confused, getting your heart broken? Go out on a bad date, have that bad relationship, have that bad girlfriend. Be in love with the wrong person. That’s fucking life! That’s growing up! That’s how you learn about yourself.”
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2000: American Psycho
2001: The Others
2002: May
2003: old Boy
2004: The Village
2005: Constantine
2006: Bug
2007:The Mist
2008: cloverfield
2009: Orphan
fav horror movie from each year of the 2000s
2000: final destination
2001: the others
2002: the ring
2003: final destination 2
2004: the village
2005: corpse bride
2006: final destination 3
2007: planet terror
2008: twilight (closest to horror that year)
2009: jennifer's body
Randomly remembered how Brendan Fraser randomly showed up in the 6th hour of KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON and started screaming all his lines. And Martin Scorsese just went with it.
First trailer for ‘WICKER’, starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård.
The film follows an embarrassed fisherwoman who asks a basket maker to make her a husband out of wicker.
In theaters on October 23.
@proanakhach I put Wuthering heights in my top four both because I like it and like having one recent obsession in it, but the trolling side effect is fun.
Anyway based on what I’ve read about this movie it seems to have nothing to do with this repeated whinging complaint about the supposed refusal of the young to conform sexually for the good of society.
“I Want Your Sex” director Gregg Araki says he’s seen the reports of Gen Z having less sex -- and he thinks younger people will “regret” not taking chances and “risking getting hurt”:
“I’m in my 60s now. You’re gonna turn around and you’re going to be 40, 50 like that. Will you regret not taking a chance, venturing out of your house, risking getting hurt, getting confused, getting your heart broken? Go out on a bad date, have that bad relationship, have that bad girlfriend. Be in love with the wrong person. That’s fucking life! That’s growing up! That’s how you learn about yourself.”
https://t.co/77oTXThH7c