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We made a list of the best teen movie v-card scenes – good, bad and ugly. Because virginity... who needs it?
By Kate Wertheimer and Phil de Semlyen Posted: Thursday June 24 2021
Losing one’s virginity – be it romantically, awkwardly or otherwise – is a teenage rite of passage (perhaps the teenage rite of passage). While it pops up in a miscellany of adult-oriented movies, like The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Call Me By Your Name, it’s an absolute fixture in teen flicks. The motivation behind most teens' actions can be boiled down to one thing: sex, without which we wouldn’t have the following great scenes. 
This sweaty, sun-dappled sex scene is pretty magical, we have to admit. Sebastian, ever the gentleman, asks if Annette is okay (um, she seems great) while Counting Crows' "Colorblind" plays in the background... but it was 1999, okay? Don't lie and say the whole thing didn't stir your loins.
Poor McLovin. He only got in one thrust before being rudely interrupted by his cockblocking cop friends, scaring away his lady friend and driving him to his inhaler. But oh, what a thrust.
Lux Lisbon is living the Platonic Ideal of the American teen experience: she’s a beautiful suburban blonde who is crowned homecoming queen before losing her virginity to her king under the lights of her high school’s football field. Unfortunately for Lux, she’s in a Sofia Coppola movie, which means that she’s going to wake up the next morning near the 50-yard line, that teen dream quickly replaced by the cold light of day.
When Di accidentally drives on the freeway, the fear of death drives her and Murray into one another's arms (beds). Like Cher says, "Boy, getting off the freeway makes you realize how important love is."
"I think if we fuck, you would love it." So says Telly, the self-proclaimed "virgin surgeon," as he prepares to relieve another barely-teenage victim of her innocence. This is cherry-popping as an act of unthinking existential desperation, a way for the unloved Telly to leave his mark on the world. How the girl in question feels about it is, rather cruelly, left unexplored.
Unless you also lost your virginity in a seedy baseball dugout while Jackson Browne crooned "Somebody's Baby" on the soundtrack of your mind, you can't even begin to understand the psychic trauma endured by Jennifer Jason Leigh's Stacy. Also, that bench has got to hurt. But it's the poolhouse sex (pictured above) that everyone remembers... we wonder why?
Ben and McKinley's romance is by far our favorite subplot in Wet Hot American Summer. And while the hippie wedding scene is magical, it just doesn't beat sweaty man sex in a sports shed, complete with tube socks and loose balls (we mean soccer balls, perv).
Loathing turns to lust when former childhood friends Denise and Kenny are locked in a bathroom together all night. And Kenny's creepy love backpack comes in handy after all.
A sun-warmed coming-of-age film concerned with popping cherries (and the odd peach), Call Me By Your Name’s abashed-but-sincere virginity scene shows that it’s possible to express and repress your desires at the same time. When 17-year-old Elio (Timothée Chalamet) hooks up for a roll on the lawn with Marzia (Esther Garrel), its pleasures can’t mask the fact that his stronger urges are for studly American Oliver (Armie Hammer). Bonus points for doing the deed ’80s-style in double denim.
This is arguably the most heartbreaking loss-of-virginity scene in cinema, as a gang of bored Texas teens round up slow-witted Billy and drag him down to the corpulent local hooker to make a man of him. He comes too soon, she punches him in the face, and another hapless kid loses what little innocence he had left.
Three bored band-aids (note: no Penny Lane) strip and deflower William for fun. Maybe not the most romantic scenario, but we can think of worse entrées into manhood.
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It’s holiday time and most teenagers have received a new cell phone or Mp3 player. According to Pew Research, over 78% of teens have cell phones with almost half of them having smartphones. Teens will be rushing to online mobile app stores to purchase the hottest apps on the market.
According to a recent study, 58% of all teens between the ages of 12-17 have downloaded apps to their personal cell phones. This generation loves to communicate through their cell phones. The movement away from desktops to laptops has become problematic. The rise of sexting, bullying, prostitution, and drug use are taking place over third party mobile apps. Apps have become the new way for teens to engage in at risk behavior without the watchful eyes of their parents.
The list below is the hottest apps that are being used by teenagers. We take a look at why teens love them and why you should monitor them.
Why Your Teen Loves It
Snapchat allows users to send images and videos to their friend lists. The secret sauce is that the sender can place a time limit on how long the receiver reviews the image or video. The content or “Snaps” self-destruct from 1-10 seconds based upon the time limit set by the users. After the snap self-destructs it is also deleted from the Snapchat Servers. Teens love snapchat because of it’s simplicity and speed. It sends photos and videos much faster than standard text messages. Teens sends millions of snaps throughout the day of funny facial expressions or pictures of their pets.
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Why You Should Monitor It
Snapchat is the number one sexting app on the market. Teens send nude snaps to their significant others under the impression that snaps self-destruct. Forensic Experts have stated the snaps can easily be recovered thus they are never truly deleted from the receiver’s phone. Due to the countless number of nude snaps, porn sites have popped up over the internet to take advantage of the free content. There have also been numerous cases of bullying with the app.
Super quick instant messaging app with over 100 million users that allow teens to exchange videos, pics, and sketches. New Kik cards allow user send Youtube videos, create memes, and gifs without leaving the app. Kik Cards reached over 2 million users within first week of their launch.
Teens are using the Kik app for sexting and dating. Teens are sending nude selfies to one another through the app. The term sex buddy is being replaced with Kik Buddy. Teens used Reddit and other forum sites to place classified ads for sex by giving out their Kik usernames. Kik does not offer any parental controls. Additionally, there is no way of authenticating users thus making it easy for pedophiles to use the messenger app.
Whisper is the Teen Confession App. It allows users to superimpose text over a picture. The secret sauce is that users are anonymous thus allowing for secrets to be posted. Over 70% of whisper users are women under the age of 25. Whisper provides freedom for young users to share raw feelings and emotions over simple pictures.
Teens have started using the app for cyberbullying. Due to the anonymous feature of the app, teens are posting pics of other teens with derogatory text superimposed on the image. Users do not have to register to use Whisper thus no user profile. Unfortunately, the app allow users to communicate with other users nearby by using the device GPS location settings. Pedophiles seek out female whisper users to establish a relationship. Recently, a Seattle, Washington man was arrested for raping a 12 year old girl that was lured to a hotel through the app.
Ask.fm is one of the hottest social networking sites that is almost exclusively used by teenagers and pre-teens. 25% of teens have posted something on ask.fm over the past 30 days. It is a question and answers site that allows user to ask anonymous questions. Ask.Fm has Twitter and Facebook integration that allows users to connect with all their friends on those popular sites.
Why You Should Monitor It
Due to intense bullying, Ask.fm has led to 4 documented cases of suicide in the United States, Ireland, and Great Britain. User engage in hyper bullying by constantly asking inappropriate and derogatory questions. The app is totally anonymous and is not being monitored by the developers.
The key for parents is to monitor downloaded apps on their child’s phone. Google the apps to learn if they are dangerous or inappropriate. Gather all of your child’s passwords and user names for monitoring purposes. If your teen refuses to give you his or her passwords, then download spyware such as Mspy to review your teen’s cell phone activity. It is always better to be safe than sorry.
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Sedgrid Lewis is aJuvenile Justice Expert who has over 15 years of experience in the field. Sedgrid is a national cyber crime expert that specializes in sexting and cyberbullying. Follow him on Twitter @spyparent and check out SpyParent LLC
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mSpy is one of the best parental control apps in the world. We can use it to monitor our kids’ mobile phone and protect the from harmful information on the Internet. Want to know more? You can check this review article of mSpy: https://best-mobile-spy.com/mspy-reviews/
The young generation especially teenagers loves to communicate through smartphone, tablets or other devices. The may cause rise of sexting, bullying, prostitution, and drug use. So hard part to think about. Parents should be aware of teens mobile phone activities whether it is in physical life or digital life.
There seems to be an expectation out there that parents “should” buy a child under 18 a “smart” phone/device. Wake up people, all they need is some communication device to keep in touch with us when away from us, or vice versa. All those bells and whistles are not necessary, and certainly not free. Once they are 18, they have the legal ability to have access to these devices…i.e. buy their own.
The other day I discovered that my daughter created a kik account and an Instagram account without my permission. She does not have an email account so when I checked out the one she used, she had just “made up” an email account and both apps allowed her to continue using it. When I tried to delete the kik app, it asks you as a parent why you want to delete your child’s account, and I told them the same thing. That was 4 days ago and I haven’t heard anything from them.
As long as your daughter knows right from wrong and how to protect herself, what is the harm? When you limit her so strictly, she will just do it behind your back.
Why do parents need to “buy” their children under 18 a “smart” phone, anyway? All they really need is some form of communication device to contact you when they are away from you, or vice versa. All those bells and whistles only cost money. It seems there’s an expectation these days that all kids are entitled to these devices. That is not the case. It is not a materialistic sign of love if you buy them one. It is not a sign of parental abuse, neglect, or emotional abandonment if you don’t.
Ask.fm did not cause anyone’s suicide. The person caused the suicide. Im really tired of apps, shows, music, whatever being listed as the cause of teen suicide. People are the cause of suicide. Everything else is just a distraction.
You are so right! It’s the same with guns. Guns don’t kill people. People kill people.
Of course, it’s much harder for the people to shoot other people if they have regulated, restricted access to the most lethal of the guns.
While AskFM did not cause anyone’s suicide, it certainly made it easier for people to remain anonymous while bullying those that committed suicide. If this website, and others like it, weren’t available, how willing do you think these same cyber-bullies would be to bully someone face to face?
I understand why everyone is up in arms – teens are using point to point media vs page based social network sites. Has anyone ever stopped to consider that it is because they don’t want their Grandmother commenting on their photo or their mom commenting on their statuses and conversations? Has any parent ever considered that their excessive stalking and overreaching into their kids lives are the reason they are moving to this? Is it possible that while we parents are chained to shackles of having to censor everything we say and post on our Facebooks, these kids may just… Read more »
Short of being a Forensic Scientist, how can a parent monitor “Snap Chat”? My daughter’s snap chats are gone fast. She has hers set at 4 seconds. How can I see what she’s sending and to whom?
I am not sure if it has been mentioned already but with Snap Chat you can also take a screenshot of the pics that are being sent to you..nothing is safe.
If teen refuses to give the parent his/her passwords, then take the phone away. End of story.
Here are my feelings on this article which feels less like education and more like fear-mongering.
http://abrandnewline.wordpress.com/2013/12/31/seriously-people-do-you-forget/
If a teen refuses to give a parent their passwords, why put on spyware? Why not just take the phone?
That’s exactly what my 12yr old said when I told him about it
Thank you for the article and information, but I would like some feed back about how exactly a parent can keep an eye out when it comes to Snap chat since the pic and info is gone after 10 seconds ( I realize gone for us, but not for good) I trust my daughter and she has never given me a reason to NOT trust her, but it’s still something I would like to be aware of 🙂
I have been on my own since I was 16, been paying for my own bills, phone, food, rent, everything.. Just because someone is young does not mean that they are idiots and can’t learn things for themselves. Luckily, when I was growing up my mom TRUSTED me and didn’t monitor everything I did. Yes, she took my phone away when I did something bad. But she didn’t go and monitor everything I did, because she knew the more she said no the more I would want to rebel. And what happened because of that? I grew up to be… Read more »
I’ve read through most of the comments and I’d like to give my perspective. I am a 18 year old girl and a senior in high school, still living at home. My parents, after reading through the past comments, are exceptionally lenient. There are times when I love them to death for that, and times that I wish they would have watched me more. The fact of the matter is, the reason they give me the freedom I have is because I have earned their trust. Have I misused this trust at times? Most definitely. In the end, teenagers will… Read more »
Yes, I spent my entire childhood trying to “earn” my father’s trust back. I lost his trust for everything – my grades weren’t good enough, I came home after curfew, the phone rang after the “no calls after 9pm” rule, our house got toilet papered (popular prank in the 90’s – like THAT was my fault)! As a result, my father and I barely have a relationship now. I think that is what made me promise not to do that to my own child. A child should be told as often as possible how proud you are of them and… Read more »
I agree with Katy. A parent can only police just so much, but at some point you have to trust in the judgement of the young person. So parents probably need to have a frank and open conversation with their kids rather than violating their trust and snooping their phone. Bullying is definitely something that needs to be talked about, because suicide is unacceptable. But as far as sexting goes, the parent needs to recognize that their teens have an emerging sexuality and its counter-productive / destructive to try to suppress that. Instead, they need to be educated on RISKS,… Read more »
I fully understand and appreciate the parental desire to protect our children, and the panic and uncertainty that comes from knowing apps with potential to be misused like this exist. But I have such an issue with this “monitoring” idea…kids of this generation have replaced a large portion of communication that used to
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