It's even more taboo to suggest that parent be Mom. Why?
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Especially when people have more taboo fetishes, it's a little harder.
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Sex outside marriage has become even more taboo than it was.
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The second, even more taboo, is "il mio calcio": my soccer.
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"Money is more taboo than talking about our sex life," she said.
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The more taboo the approach, the more powerful it became in the popular id.
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Perhaps more taboo than any of that, however, was the film's ballet-of-death climax.
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From there it's barely a step to an even more taboo question: What's wrong with Shakespeare?
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And because it tends to be a more taboo area, it likely doesn't attract as many experienced developers.
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It makes it more taboo and exciting to watch because it's so separate from anything I've ever experienced.
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Lehmiller recommends starting slow by sharing a less-adventurous fantasy before delving into deeper or more taboo topics.
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"And so I thought, I already have this platform where I talk about taboo topics, what's one more taboo topic?"
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While boys discussed sex in middle school and watched porn on DVDs, for girls it was a more taboo subject.
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I guess the thing with sex in general, is like, it used to feel so much more taboo for me.
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Perhaps dirty words associated with genitalia have accrued more taboo in the United States because it is a more religious culture.
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But in some ways even more taboo is how you deal with the mess and the betrayal and all of it.
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It should be noted that two of those three (voyeurism and non-consensual exhibitionism) are illegal, which makes them even more taboo.
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It's undeniable that Black and Brown people have a huge stake in creating a culture around cannabis, even as it became increasingly more taboo.
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While previous generations also attended therapy, it was a more taboo subject for them; millennials are more open to talking about and attending therapy.
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Nor did we talk about something even more taboo: my mother's own eyes, and the idea that I inherited my vision problems from her.
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"Sexual assault is such a taboo subject, but sexual assault with young boys is even more taboo," one of them, identified as T.R., told me.
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O'Hara's interview is noteworthy because it dates back to the 1940s when it was even more taboo to discuss sexual misconduct than it is today.
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Most Pepe cards are pretty benign, but some other ones are a bit more racy, like touching on themes that are a bit more taboo.
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When other nations acquired labor movements, an idea that was scorned in Hamiltonian Washington, a handful of historians would begin debating an even more taboo topic.
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In the last few decades, young people have started having more and more "taboo" sex, according to new research published in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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For example, Sophie Rivera's images of bloody Tampax — that is the most taboo of all the bodily fluids; it's more taboo than even blood from assassination.
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You're building to things that are even naughtier or even more taboo, and discovering whether you find the same things palatable or unpalatable, emotional or not emotional.
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" Part of the reason Styles feels so weird thinking of himself as a sexual being is that it "used to feel so much more taboo for me.
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On Friday, she posted a now-deleted photo of herself onto her Instagram Story sunbathing with her dog Koa, and ladybug emojis covering up the more taboo bits.
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It was a reminder that as controversial as it is to teach kids about pornography, it can be more taboo to teach them how their bodies work sexually.
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People with CS, he adds, tend to feel like the behaviour is a more taboo subject than other disordered eating patterns such as restricting food, or binging and purging.
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But dating at work can be fraught, especially in the #MeToo era, and dating someone who has authority over you (like, say, a boss) is even more taboo (for obvious reasons).
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Phil Collins, '80s icon and former Genesis frontman, proved he can be painfully honest about the more taboo subjects from his highly public life, and still toss out jokes like Halloween candy.
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"Right now, bladder leaks are even more taboo, partly because it's something that happens to one in three women, so it's incredibly common but not as ubiquitous as getting your period," she says.
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On bringing humor into her performance: I think humor is an interesting foil sometimes–humor is a safe voice, often, for women to discuss more "taboo" topics (sex, unhappiness, general malaise with gender inequality).
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His research found that women were more likely than men to fantasize about same-sex experiences and BDSM, while men were more apt to have gender-bending fantasies (such as crossdressing) and more taboo thoughts.
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"Because [to non-believers] in Hollywood, honestly, a Christian is a right-wing, homophobic, finger-pointing, judgmental person," said Covell, who thinks the only thing more taboo than being a Christian in Hollywood is being a Republican.
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They'd always accepted me when I was a total sissy, so I knew they were allies of the LGBTQ community—but, for many, changing your sex is much more taboo than wearing a feather boa to middle school.
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Earlier this year, Marissa and her boyfriend John were featured in a viral CNN video documenting their romantic relationship, which did not include of the more taboo subject matter and portrayed a "fluff" image of dating with Down Syndrome.
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Back in the 1980s, when sex was a much more taboo subject, German-born sex therapist Ruth Westheimer worked to make the US less puritanical, chastising people who still used the word "frigid" and encouraging couples to experiment with sex toys.
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It's used as a gateway into more taboo topics, or an escape route out of an awkward situation — whether that is a drink spilling or an overly chatty table of audience members, any potential competing force for the crowd's attention must be addressed.
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But videos games and virtual worlds are spaces that have always been marketed to us as the place where you could have an adventure, a place where you could act out some of your more taboo fantasies, whether it may be violent fantasies or sexualized fantasies or even just, like, impossible fantasies — like, I want to be an astronaut or I want to be a dragon slayer.
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September 25, 2018.Wischhover, Cheryl. "As 'dieting' becomes more taboo, Weight Watchers is changing its name". Vox. September 24, 2018.
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Between 2004 and 2013, this figure grew to 8.2%. Female made Turkish films fall under the title of independent art house film or popular production. Independent films tend to focus on more taboo topics like incest, rape, motherhood, ethnicity, and women's employment.
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The word cunt is generally regarded in English-speaking countries as unsuitable for normal public discourse. It has been described as "the most heavily tabooed word of all English words", although John Ayto, editor of the Oxford Dictionary of Slang, says "nigger" is more taboo.
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Upon Drive's release, Ward promised "more taboo stuff to come", and she subsequently appeared in multiple additional porn scenes released on Deeper.com. She has said that she did not believe in any stigma related to being a porn star. Conversely, she claimed that she regards her transition into pornography as a savvy business move.
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Allowing these uncomfortable but present topics to be acknowledged in a humorous way, allows them to be more taboo in serious conversation, further entrapping them. While these three theories are commonly accepted, they are often debated and discussed. They do, however, offer some explanation on why minstrel shows gained so much success and popularity during times of social and political struggle.
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Second division with 24 teams, two promoted. 1996 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A: 24 teams and 8 team-playoffs. Fluminense relegated, which did not occur. 1997 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A: as Fluminense's relegation was even more taboo than Grêmio's in 1992, season team count was extended to 26 with 4 teams to be relegated, so as to get things "back to normal".
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The role of intelligence and security changed after 1986, when a different mentality reigned within the Party and the processes of democratization were initiated. Intelligence security agencies came under attack, and many people started publicly writing about and criticizing the SDB. There were no more taboo subjects. The party organization was abolished in the SDB and the first attempts to introduce parliamentary control began.
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David W. Cohen and Jack P. Greene (Baltimore, 1972), 19–58, 38. Behind America, Brazil has the largest population of black diasporic people outside of Africa. However, in places like Brazil and the Dominican Republic, blackness is performed in more taboo ways than it is in, say, the United States. The idea behind Trey Ellis Cultural Mulatto comes into play as there are blurred lines between what is considered as black.
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In recent years, the term has been used as an insult towards LGBT people. The gay scene is more limited in French Guiana, though local LGBT people have reported a "growing sense of acceptance", which many attribute to French Guiana's closely knit families and communities. Homosexuality tends to be more taboo among the Amerindian and Bushinengue people, where the pressure to conform and to marry a heterosexual partner is very strong. Family and tribal honour are highly regarded in these cultures, and those who "bring shame to their families" are typically ostracised.
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His 1971 movie W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism (starring Milena Dravić, Jagoda Kaloper, and Ivica Vidović) was banned in Yugoslavia due to its sexual and political content. The political scandal surrounding Makavejev's film was symptomatic of an increasingly oppressive political climate in Yugoslavia that effectively ended the director's domestic career and resulted in his leaving Yugoslavia to live and work abroad in Europe and North America. Makavejev's next film, Sweet Movie (1974), was the first feature work that the director produced entirely outside of Yugoslavia (the film was made in Canada). Sweet Movie's explicit depiction of sex together with its bold treatment of the more taboo dimensions of sexuality reduced the size of the film's audience (i.e.
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La Haine de la famille, published in 2001, was acclaimed by critics and by Bernard Pivot, who presented it at the Bouillon de culture TV show on January 19, 2001 as a success story. Exploring mother-daughter relationships over the course of three generations, Cusset's tragicomic family saga spares the reader no detail - the wedding night of the parents, the mother's issues related to digestion, or the grandmother's agony at the hospital. The novel questions the gaze of the narrator, Marie, who is the judge of her mother. Confessions d'une radine, published in 2003, continued Cusset's work of autofiction and self-criticism with a sequence of funny and spicy stories that probe self-hatred related to money - a topic that may be even more taboo than sex.
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The following year would bring a more extreme take on the genre, The Gruesome Twosome (1967), most notable for incorporating an electric knife used to scalp one of the victims. Outside his notorious gore canon, Lewis pursued a wide gamut of other exploitation avenues throughout the sixties. Some of the more taboo subjects he explored include juvenile delinquency (Just for the Hell of It, 1968), wife swapping (Suburban Roulette, 1968), the corruption of the music industry (Blast-Off Girls, 1967), and birth control (The Girl, the Body, and the Pill, 1967). He was also not above tapping the children's market, as with Jimmy the Boy Wonder (1966) and The Magic Land of Mother Goose (1967), which were padded out to feature film length by incorporating long foreign-made cartoons.
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As in many of his earlier productions, Sani exploits the natural beauty of West Sumatra in Salah Asuhan; the film critic Salim Said wrote that the result harkened to the works of contemporary Japanese film directors, who were capable of effectively utilising their settings. Heider noted that scenes showing Corrie drinking alcohol and wearing a mini skirt suggested to Indonesian audiences that she did not have the inner strength to reject Hanafi's advances. The drinking of alcohol also serves as a symbol of Westernisation; as Hanafi becomes more Europeanised, he takes up the practice — one which forbidden by his Islamic faith. Heider also noted Corrie's deathbed scene as reflecting the dominant Minangkabau mores, as, although Hanafi holds her hands, their palms never touch; he wrote that touching palms was more taboo than kissing in Indonesian cinema at the time.
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