What's worse for kids to see in movies - sex or violence?

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[QUOTE="GoldenBoy85"]

You guys have flawed opinions. Obviously it's sex, because then kids will want to go and have sex at like 12, not because they have urges, but because they think it's cool. And since they probably haven't been taught at that age yet, they'll forget important things like condums and end up having a baby in their early teens. So, sex.

Funky_Llama

The contestants would be millions! -_-

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And doing that at an early age can lead to psychological and/or social disorders. munu9

[QUOTE="munu9"]And doing that at an early age can lead to psychological and/or social disorders. super_mario_128

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Supposing watching something on TV or at the movies leads to kids mimicking what they see.

Sex leads to a 12 year old having a baby, possibly dropping out of high school, prospects for college are dim, and the child will go through tons of failed relationships. For girls, guys won't be interested in taking care of a baby at a young age so they'llgo for quick sex and get out. Guys will likely repeat the same mistake over again. Either way, they likely won't understand what makes a relationship work and have emotional issues for the rest of their lives. The childeren will be forced to grow up in a dysfunctional family.

Violence leads a child to world domination.

I don't know about you, but I'd rather have my child dominate the world than have to figure out how to take care of two kids by the age of 16.

If there was a neither button I would pick that, simply because I don't think seeing either will have any sort of awful effects on kids. That being said I wouldn't take a very young child to see a movie with to much of either. In our society sex if far too often made out to be disgraceful and wrong.

I'm gonna say sex because I think kids know that the violence is not real. Then again, a lot of the violence is pretty graphic......I don't know - tough call....

backinthekrak

Supposing watching something on TV or at the movies leads to kids mimicking what they see.

Sex leads to a 12 year old having a baby, possibly dropping out of high school, prospects for college are dim, and the child will go through tons of failed relationships. For girls, guys won't be interested in taking care of a baby at a young age so they'llgo for quick sex and get out. Guys will likely repeat the same mistake over again. Either way, they likely won't understand what makes a relationship work and have emotional issues for the rest of their lives. The childeren will be forced to grow up in a dysfunctional family.

Violence leads a child to world domination.

I don't know about you, but I'd rather have my child dominate the world than have to figure out how to take care of two kids by the age of 16.

psychobrew

I'm gonna say sex because I think kids know that the violence is not real. Then again, a lot of the violence is pretty graphic......I don't know - tough call....