If you can't beat them, join them in the discussion." "You want to protect them because you know better and you don't want it to shape them and their viewpoints.
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"It's naive as a parent to think you can completely protect them from the messages they receive, whether from Facebook, TV or advertising," she said. Jeni, 42, told that parts of the film were hard to watch, but she thought it was "honest" and a good message for other parents struggling to raise children in the Internet age. The directors were happily surprised by the positive reaction to their documentary, especially from Winnifred's mother Jeni, who exposed her family to intrusive cameras. "Porn is for adults, not for kids to learn about sex," she says. "It's not making love, where you want to cry afterwards, it's so powerful."Īnd she has clear ideas about raising the child she delivers by the end of the film. Porn is "sport" sex, according to Nichole.
Teaching pole dancing to college students and young mothers, Nichole says her students, "want to be like Nikita Cash, but Nichole wants to be just like them." "Billboards look like pornography and regular guys pull porn moves in bed. "The adult entertainment world is infiltrating everything," she says in the film. "When Jill reports that to her dates, they ask, 'What's that?' and 'Why would anyone want that?' When I explain it to them, it ranges from "Oh, yeah, I know exactly what that is,' to 'My ex-girlfriend had that.'"Įven Nichole, the jaded stripper, who with her husband recruits talent for the industry, laments the prevalence of Internet porn. "You inevitably say it's about three women and one has surgery called labiaplasty," said Gradus, 34. "Our experience when we tell guys about the film is vastly different." "Both of us date, so we have a pretty good barometer," said Bauer, 49. Gradus said college men interviewed in the film were "seriously confused" and reported they often have "drunk sex" because they are "so afraid of it."īecause of their own age differences, Bauer and Gradus say their own lives are witness to the culture change. "One would think it's so bizarre that someone would give you access to something like that, but it's emblematic of the day and age of reality TV we live in," said Bauer. Laura never hesitated to participate in the film, even allowing them to film vaginal surgery, according to the directors. "Some tell us they have never seen a bush (pubic hair)," said Bauer. The young men who influence women like Laura have an unrealistic picture of what is normal, according to the film makers. "You are perfect the way you are," she tells Laura, crying about her daughter's loss of innocence. Her mother comes along to support Laura, but is ambivalent. "I have dreamt about this for two years," she tells him, hoping that the surgery to cut back her labia will make her more attractive to men. Bernard Stern, who says he performs five procedures a week. She preps for a labiaplasty with Virginia plastic surgeon Dr. "Sexy Baby" also follows Laura, a teacher who has been told by a former boyfriend that her labia looks like "roast beef - a meat curtain." You started an alter ego that has to be maintained and in a real way, it does kind of shape how you end up and how you actually are in real life." "We make ourselves seem like we are up for anything, and in a way, all of this Internet stuff kind of traps you. "Your Facebook photo isn't who you are, it's who you want to be," says Winnifred. Her parents, who are separated, ground Winnifred eight times in six months for abusing her computer privileges. Winnifred admits to spending "30 percent my life" on Facebook. "Every girl wants to feel sexy - like Megan Fox," says Olivia, but after seeing a photo of herself in a bra go viral online, confesses, "I felt dirty afterwards." She primps for a seductive photo shoot with her girlfriend Olivia, later posting the images online. By 13, Winnifred is consumed with her looks.
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