Sex on Television, Not OK

Paid cable channels are not the only networks flooded with sex. Sex can be found on daytime and primetime shows. Not only is sex on television nothing new, but there is an increased viewing among children. Should parents have to monitor their child's every move, or is it about the parents at all? When is sex on television too much and where is the line drawn? Not only should networks worry about exposing sex to children, but doesn't it become offensive to the average viewer.

Ok we all know we have a choice of whether to turn the channel or not. I find it a bit appalling and I am extremely repulsed by the amount of sex and the sexual insinuations there are on television. The comedy shows walk that fine line, but they are not the worst ones. Why do dramas and daytime television stop being entertaining and began to be offensive. I believe the entertainment business, mainly the television industry, has created the most borderline content of disgrace today.

It all started when I was watching an episode of Six Degrees, and I wasn't exactly paying attention to every bit of each segment, when it happened. The TV was turned up and I was doing chores around the house and then all of a sudden...I hear the most unpleasant sound while in the presence of my seven year old in the next room.

An actress on the show began getting louder and louder. At first I was not sure what was going on until I looked at the television to figure it out.

It wasn't an obscene act, but rather obscene noises. How could this be, the actress loud as can be was insinuating an orgasm.

Are you kidding me! What is this? This is television, I had to frantically find the remote to turn it down as my daughter came in the TV room to see what the disturbing sound was.