Despite the lack of nudity or gore. This is a man talking to his daughter. What absolute filth

Taylor Sheridan is a lunatic ⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️ pic.twitter.com/59ACmhkyqy

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Harsh yes, but I disagree. In today's society, it is a conversation that should occur MORE often. Good series by the way.

whatthehey78 said:

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Harsh yes, but I disagree. In today's society, it is a conversation that should occur MORE often. Good series by the way.

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Normal people aren't asking their daughters where their boyfriends ejaculate.

Acting looks horrible based on that clip.

To be fair, he just asked her if she was being careful like a concerned father, and THEN she said all that stuff (which rightfully made him look like he was about to throw up). But yes, the acting didn't seem great.

As a father of several daughters, I can't imagine ever telling my kids to have safe premarital sex. It's an absolute non-starter, much less the disgusting conversation that followed.

Quo Vadis? said:

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As a father of several daughters, I can't imagine ever telling my kids to have safe premarital sex. It's an absolute non-starter, much less the disgusting conversation that followed.

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Yep.

Wow! I wanted to check this show out but this is just ridiculous. How'd you like to be watching this with your teenage daughter or son? Godless depravity rules the culture now.

C@LAg said:

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you should probably pay attention to what your kids are learning about sex at school. this is likely a cakewalk compared to that.

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I assure you, the OP and I are paying attention to what our kids are learning in school and it's nothing like this garbage

That expression at 0:34 just had me dying.

C@LAg said:

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you should probably pay attention to what your kids are learning about sex at school. this is likely a cakewalk compared to that.

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That's the reason I send my kids to a conservative Catholic school. Kids are going to be kids, I get it; but parents aren't kids.

Billy Bob is back in Odessa, this time he's not coaching!

Like all Taylor Sheridan shows there is a lot of cringe and trope, but Billy Bob is absolutely ****ing awesome in this role.

This is one of the many reasons we home school. That clip is gross and the fact that it's becoming normal is sad. I'd never have that conversation with my daughter. There is no safe sex conversation, there's a no sex conversation. Maybe there's a conversation in high school about how the term safe sex is absurd if you understand teleology

BMX Bandit said:

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C@LAg said:

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you should probably pay attention to what your kids are learning about sex at school. this is likely a cakewalk compared to that.

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I assure you, the OP and I are paying attention to what our kids are learning in school and it's nothing like this garbage

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ETA meant to hit the blue star.

I tried watching Yellowstone but it's just too stupid and unrealistic. I'll add this show to that.
It's like they tried too hard with the accents and feigned cowboy scenes.

As a father, you do the best you can. Sometimes with social media and this filth culture it's like you're pissing in the wind. You're with your kids maybe 3 hours a night during the week and 6 hours on the weekend. These girls are bombarded with this illness constantly. One might say "limit their social media." Sure, you can do that and we do - we do not allow them on any of the true social medias, but they still have friends that are exposed to it and they talk. It's not easy.

Broken man. Broken marriage. Lost daughter. There is a lesson in there and it was intentional.

Show is pretty entertaining so far. The fake outrage by a bunch of guys is hilarious. Y'all talk worse at the damn deer camp.

You realize there is something in between telling kids "no sex" and the completely absurd conversation portrayed in that clip? We can only protect our kids so much. Homeschooling them is great, but they have to be prepared for what they'll face in the world.

I went to a conservative private school, and my parents didn't tell me one single thing about sex except, "don't do it." I got to A&M and I knew literally nothing about sex AND even thinking about it scared me. I wasn't remotely equipped to protect myself or to set boundaries with men because I didn't even know what the lines were, let alone how to discuss them directly with someone. My naivety put me in some dangerous situations. Fortunately for me, most of the young men I encountered generally intended to be gentlemen and were understanding when they realized how little I knew. There was one who was not, and it took many years to heal from what happened there.

So yeah, I'm not willing to tell my daughter "no sex" and leave it at that. I want to set her up to be able to talk about sex openly. Not explicitly, in the style of Taylor Sheridan, but directly, and honestly. If I don't teach her how to do this, she could end up learning on the fly from some 20 year-old man child who does not have her best interest at heart.

Oh, I totally understand that. However it seems that in our culture the acceptance of premarital sex is a given and the conversation goes from there. I agree that you have to have a larger deeper conversation on the topic, however it should be from the baseline of a strong foundation in morality. The conversation of "you shouldn't, but you're gonna" is crazy.

That girl looks closer to 35 than 18

Sea Speed said:

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Saw on Twitter she is 37

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She's 27.