Y'know...I believe Penn and Teller did an episode of BS which discusses this. For those of you who haven't seen it, I'll sum it up for you. Teens have always had sex, teens will always have sex, there's nothing you can do to prevent it. Let's be realistic. "Oh, not my child. I've raised them to say not to drugs, alcohol, and sex"...I've heard that from a teacher who supposedly didn't know that her kid did drugs, drank alcohol, and participated in sex. The more you try to tell kids to NOT do something, the more they are going to want to do it. Seriously...The DSM said:Game:
"Do you want to have sex?"
"No"
1000g!
This isnt going to work.. at all...
Chancie said:Well, this is going to be a flop. No one will play it because it's just a stupid concept for a game. What about parents talking to their kids about saying no to sex? Is that so hard?
Wait, you want people to take responsibility for their children and actually be a responsible parent instead of insisting that teachers, tv, video games, and everyone else raise their child...you may be on to something there. Too bad most people wont do that.TheGoldenMan said:...What the fuck?! Parents just can't talk to there children about being pressured in to sex? This is based for young girls right? I would assume there hormones would be off the walls by then so i assume the "Let certain child TV programs teach my children lessons" is devolving to "Let a video game teach my daughter to not be pressured in to sex." Just...wow... Just talk to them instead of taking money from tax payers.
10 pages deep and you are the first poster, but THAT IS NOT FOX NEWS!!!!! There is a difference between the channel called Fox and Fox News. Fox plays stuff like the Simpsons and Family Guy and local broadcasting. Fox News is a cable news channel where Glenn Beck, Bill O'Rielly and Sean Hannity broadcast. I mean, okay, hate them, but hate the RIGHT them. Okay? Thanks. And no, they are not remotely close to being the same.ultimateownage said:*EDIT* Haha, I just noticed the image is from Fox News.
Using the rule from horror movies that any virgin who has sex dies in the next scene?steampunk42 said:yeah all of about three people will play this.....nobody will want to play agame that they know will teach them a lesson...maybe if it was made like a horror game....maybe silent hill esque
maybe not to that extreme but you get the ideaSimuLord said:Using the rule from horror movies that any virgin who has sex dies in the next scene?steampunk42 said:yeah all of about three people will play this.....nobody will want to play agame that they know will teach them a lesson...maybe if it was made like a horror game....maybe silent hill esque
You've got it wrong... you start from when you are born. To get the highest score possible you have to never make any friends... just in case.Coliumbos said:I can't wait to see the strategy guide for this.
Mission 1: Prom Night Capers
"Stay still. The punch is spiked. Don't do anything."
Mission 2: Makeout Point
"Stay still. Make no movement. Don't do anything."
Mission 3: Sleeping in Seattle
"Stay still. Think about getting a different game. Don't do anything."
Thank you, thier seems to be this attitude in North America were the dudes have to get laid by 16 to be a man, but girls have to be perfect virgin flowers till they're married. Honesty both of those are so stupid it hurts. Hey how about this,? Just tell your kids to not have sex untill they emotionaly ready, and to not have sex for thier own selfish desire? Teens are going to have sex, no matter what parents say. Heck I bet you five bucks almost every single person who has come out talking about chastity, got laid in high school. We really just need to explain to teens how much getting Pregant at a young age or STD's suck, and how they can be safe.WrongSprite said:Why is it just aimed at girls?
Believe me, they're every bit as bad when it comes to forcing guys into sex, it just depends on the person.