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Savage Lovecast

Savage Lovecast Episode 939

Oct 29, 2024
53:01

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Quick takeaways

  • The complexities of trust in polyamorous relationships necessitate clear communication and ongoing dialogue about boundaries and consent.
  • Despite young people's desire for more platonic relationship representations, popular media continues to focus predominantly on sexual narratives.

Deep dives

Desire for Diverse Relationships on Screen

A recent poll from the University of California revealed that a significant 63.5% of young people aged 10 to 24 expressed a desire for more platonic relationships in media, showing a preference for non-romantic narratives over sexual ones. This trend marks an increase from the 51.5% recorded in the previous year, indicating a shifting focus among audiences. Despite this wish for more diverse relationship representations, popular shows still largely concentrate on sexual relationships, suggesting a mismatch between what young viewers desire and what is currently produced. The disconnect raises questions about Hollywood's understanding of its audience, as creators often draw from their own teenage experiences filled with sexual encounters rather than reflecting the actual preferences of today's youth.

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