New Study Indicates Teens Adverse to Sex in Movies

 A study from the University of California at Los Angeles entitled, "Teens and Screens" has reported that the 10–24-year-old age group would like to see less sexual content in films and TV shows.

The study, which polled 1,500 respondents, found that 62% favored less gratuitous sex in viewed content. According to the report, adolescents, teens, and young adults were, "tired of seeing the same dated and unrelatable romance scenes."

Their favorite form of entertainment was found to be playing video games, watching TV and movies, and scrolling social media platforms - in that order.

Why are the results of this study not surprising? Adolescents and young adults can view all the sex they want online. Further, it's not surprising that fantasy films are at the top of their watch list. 

UCLA could have just contacted CMG for the answers and saved a lot of time and money compiling this report.

By: Jim Lavorato