Wolf Girl and Black Prince

A teenager mentions that her boyfriend has been asking to tie her wrists during sex, referring to his requests as a ‘mood killer’; her friend commiserates, complaining that men ‘always wanna do stuff from porn’. Later, one of the girls refers to her boyfriend as an adult, but their respective ages are not clarified.

A schoolboy humiliates his female classmate by referring to her as his ‘dog’, making her bark for him and sending her on trivial errands in return for pretending to be her boyfriend. In a comic scene, the girl imagines a sinister version of the boy proposing to ‘sell [her] into a shady line of work’, use her as a ‘punching bag’ or make her do ‘indecent things’. In reality the boy assures her that he has no such intentions, but admits that he finds the helpless adoration of dogs 'thrillingly attractive'.

Use of mild bad language ('piss', 'fricking') is accompanied by very mild terms such as 'damn'.

There are mild sex references such as a man implying he may have had sex with a woman he just met. References are made to two classmates making a pact in which they pretend to be in a relationship in return for the girl doing whatever he asks.

After they make a pact to pretend to be in a relationship together, a teenage boy calls a teenage girl his 'dog' and tells her that she belongs to him and must obey his every command.

A brief reference is made to teenagers sharing 'dirty photographs' via text message.

Two teenagers passionately kiss.

A teenage boy makes sexist comments towards a girl, such as she lacks ambition and that a scar on her leg reduces her worth. He also calls her his dog. His behaviour is called out by others.

A girl imagines her boyfriend romantically engaged with a boy and there is sight of the two teens intertwined with one another whilst we hear sexual moaning. Teenagers play truth or dare and in one scenario, a boy repeatedly strokes another boy's chest with him telling him to 'stop groping his chest'. Male teens ogle female classmates.

A teenage boy warns his female classmate about incurring the wrath of her pretend boyfriend if she loses the bracelet he gave her. References are also made to a teenage boy's possessive behaviour.