More Than A Married Couple, But Not Lovers.

Moderate sex references include comic comments about virginity, ‘Incels’ and the breast sizes of characters in videogames. There is also occasional focus on the physical attributes of female characters.

There are frequent moderate sex references and innuendo including mentions of virginity and sexual fantasies. A woman straddles a man and starts to underdress but no sexual activity takes place. There is a focus on women's physical attributes.

A clothed teenage girl pushes her buttocks and breasts against a boy repeatedly as they sit together on a sofa. Characters make undetailed verbal references to virginity, penises, 'horniness', sexual arousal and attraction. The bodies of female characters are shown in a sexualised way, with close-ups on clothed breasts, buttocks and cleavage.

A teenage girl protests when a boy continues to touch her face and lie on top of her when she has asked him to stop. He continues to make sexual advances on her before being interrupted by a nosebleed. A teenage boy imagines being threatened with castration by a girl.

There is infrequent implied strong language ('mofo'). There is also mild language ('crap', 'ass').

There are moderate sex references, such as focus on a young woman's bra-clad cleavage and references to a youth as a 'perv' and 'virgin dweeb'.

There is titillatory focus on a young woman's large and wobbling cleavage. There is an innuendo-laden conversation in which a young man and woman discuss making a sundae.

A brief flashback scene depicts characters having sex. This is accompanied by partial female breast nudity and lacks detail. Comic verbal references are made to foreplay and intercourse. There is sexualised focus on female characters' physical attributes, including a close up on a woman's cleavage.