Child Friendly

I don't know why Bro America is upset about preteen girls finding boys attractive I mean there are many times in family movies where preteen/young teenage boys find girls attractive and many times they have crushes on a teen or adult who are too old for them

But God forbid if a preteen/young teen girl gets a crush on a boy in a family film even if it is just a brief moment

I swear these are the same type of people who tell girls to cover their shoulders cause it distracts boys not realizing boys get distracted by pretty much anything

@AmericanButterfly Isn't it the usual thing of fathers defending their daughters? You know, a father won't accept his daughter's new boyfriend, unless the boyfriend can defeat the father in combat? On the other hand, if a son gets a girlfriend, the old man will just congratulate the son.

@AmericanButterfly
Because in Bro America's experience, any girl who starts to think about boys is likely to find herself pregnant soon afterwards. I mean, it's not like sex ed is an option, right? (gasp)

@BrotherNetherlands85 am sure bro America knows about where babies come from

Though am pretty sure bro England told him

@AmericanButterfly And as we all know the English are experts at sex education.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRD0-7NSXd8

I had barely heard about this movie, and nothing about any controversy. However I also know how my fellow Americans love to throw a fit over nothing, so I'm far from surprised.

As an American, I would like to apologize to the rest of the world for being a nation comprised of about 70% idiocy.

Any other nation want to adopt me? I'm housebroken, and don't waste my time trying to tell other people how to live their lives.

@Tarmaque

I think you'd be welcome in any Nordic country, if you'd like to give it a try?
Some of our neighbours are less welcoming to immigrants then others, but I don't think anyone has a problem with housebroken Americans.

@Nisse_Hult Why thank you, Nisse! I'll pack my shoes and my other shirt and be right over.

I don't really understand what about periods and girls being attracted to boys is hurting preteens watching it?? Either the children already have periods or they're going to start in a few years and it's going to happen TO THEM, and attraction to the opposite sex is both heterosexual and something that preteens already are feelings in some capacity (i, for one had a crush in preschool (7) or kindergarten (4-6)).



Oh, i forgot. Americans are afraid of sex ed!

@Sisu sadly in many states sex ed is just

Danish Culture: "Fuck it. It's funny and life's too short to be that serious."

Didn't we have this argument over Judy Bloom's books? Every year, there's a nutjob who tries to get her books removed because they discuss puberty and sexual relationships, and every year, everyone just rolls their eyes and jokes that the complainers are those for whom sex was never a possibility to begin with.

I've always found it funny how the United States are comfortable with war, violence, horror and crime, but sexuality make them* awkward.

*Of course not everybody, but the moral minority which likes to claim its the moral majority.

Link to all 3 shows ?

@walmartbrandhammoud

Not sure I can find the precise links, but the three shows in order are:
- "John Dillermand" (Litterally "John Dick-man". Diller is the more childish / silly word for penis)
- I think this one is Gepetto News, during which a puppet sings about wearing female underwear. Had to do a bit of googling for that one, not something I had heard about.
- "Onkel Reje" (Uncle Shrimp), specifically "Onkel Rejes fede sommerferie" (... 's great summer holiday).

The rest is in your hands, godspeed!

Fun Fact in 1946 Disney made an education animated video about Periods and were the first to ever say vagina on screen
here's the video The Story of Menstruation (1946)

so yeah a mom mistaking her daughter for being on her period cause she turned into a giant red panda and was afraid of her mom finding out was kind of tame, but then her mom embarrassed her by trying to bring her pads at school instead of just going to the front desk as a normal damn parent comes on Mrs. Lee that was uncalled for even though Mei wasn't actually on her period and just trying to keep her panda in control that was cringe I really felt bad for Mei there.

@AmericanButterfly

1. Good for Disney!

2. That sounds like it could be funny. In a very cringy way, of course, but definately on the side of the child.

@AmericanButterfly wow, Disney has really become a corporate swill pit...

I do not have a problem with sexual biology or analogies to such in movies.

I have a problem with depictions of selling pictures of your teen "panda" not being depicted as something you should not do.

I had the same issue with Cuties. I don't oppose a movie addressing the issue of sexualization of kids. I have a problem with slow and deliberate shots of a preteen crotch in tight Booty shorts.

Are you seriously suggesting that European culture is superior to American culture?

@Eboreg3 What culture? /s