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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bullgrit" data-source="post: 6264869" data-attributes="member: 31216">Do UK politicians occasionally get into trouble for their sex lives? Does the UK have a group that’s against homosexuality? Does the UK have general legal prostitution? Does UK public TV regularly show breast nipples, full frontal nudity, actual sex acts?(Curious: Did the UK release of The Full Monty actually show the full Monty of the main characters at the end, on stage? The version I saw here in the US did not show it, just their backsides.)The more I sit here and think about it, I keep thinking of more and more examples of public sexuality in the US. There’s sexuality freakin’ everywhere.•  comprehensive sex education – Some people don’t want such taught by the government.•  topless or nudist beaches and other areas – We got those in plenty in the US. There are at least two nudie clubs in my city that I know of, and I’ve never searched.•  the amount of sexual content on freely available television – Lots of sexuality on TV.•  legal or decriminalized prostitution – Don’t have this.•  attitudes of voters or media regarding the sex lives of politicians – Politicians who are involved in “sex scandals” still often get re-elected, so it doesn’t bother most people. (Also, it’s not about their sex lives, it’s usually about affairs, prostitution, and/or misuse of government resources. But the media can get more attention with “sex” stories.)•  pro-gay legislation – “Pro-gay”? Do you actually mean, “non-anti-gay”?•  age of sexual consent – 18 isn’t young enough? •  controversies regarding topic like abortion, rape, and other issues – That’s not sexuality.•  freely available contraception – Contraception is fully available all around.•  the need to fetishise, ritualise, or label normal sexual behaviour or culture (your own use of the term "one night stand culture" being an example of that) – I’m part of the married culture, and the parent culture, and Southern culture, the gamer culture, the ENWorld culture, etc. Identifying something as a culture doesn’t mean it’s labeled as out of the normal behavior.Bullgrit</blockquote>

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