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On a scale of 1-10, how bad is taking your 15-year old daughter to see 50 Shades?

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Feb 16 '15, 16:02

1 - no big deal
10 - OMGWTF

Responses:

No big deal, by that age she had already seen it all. -- nm - John Barrymore Feb 16, 20:26
no young girl should ever see this misogynist bullshit. -- nm - loosi at home Feb 16, 19:52
12 -- nm - loosi at home Feb 16, 19:51
Absolutely not -- nm - Epiphany Feb 16, 19:23
I saw too many tweens at the movies on Saturday, with their dads. And I had a good idea what they were going to see. It was disturbing. -- nm - Mop Feb 16, 19:11
Did she read the book already? -- nm - Benevolent Dictator JaxSean Feb 16, 18:17
Courtney Love? typical :(((( -- nm - Peglegpete Feb 16, 18:06
Depends what the kid did. -- nm - Roger More Feb 16, 18:02
to warn her what an abusive relationship looks like so she can avoid one? -- nm - dogbert Feb 16, 17:59
That's way too young to be exposed to that terrible of writing. -- nm - Reagen Feb 16, 17:04 3
- I agree with Reagen. -- nm - ReluctantCynic Feb 16, 18:46
- Reading the behind the scenes stuff, I still find it a bit astonishing that they like E.L. James have the level of decision-making they got. nm - ralph wiggum Feb 16, 17:08 1
  - And they're still going to make a hundred million dollars based on the film's title. -- nm - Ender Feb 16, 17:26
312.50 - call me Ishmael Feb 16, 16:55
It wouldn't be my choice, but it could facilitate a healthy conversation about sex, depending on the family. nm - ralph wiggum Feb 16, 16:54
50. -- nm - Todd Manning Feb 16, 16:48
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The 15 year old would die of embarrassment. -- nm - Andie Feb 16, 16:25
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11.1 -- nm - Scots-IrishStephen Feb 16, 16:23
9.99 -- nm - Ultron Feb 16, 16:18
I think it entirely depends on the 15-year old and the mom and how well they communicate and stuff -- nm - rollo Feb 16, 16:18 3
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- It doesn't. -- nm - Andie Feb 16, 16:25
That's disturbing. -- nm - Loyola Feb 16, 16:14
is it a matinee with deep throat and boogie nights ? -- nm - DaneDukeNuuk Feb 16, 16:12 2
- Debby Does Dallas is more teen appropriate than Deep Throat :))) -- nm - Peglegpete Feb 16, 16:18 1
  - checks my netflix que...gotta put that on -- nm - DaneDukeNuuk Feb 16, 17:48
I think its M rated here so a 15-year old can go without mum -- nm - Karl_S Feb 16, 16:11
8. Just why introduce those fucked up themes into an age group - Will Hunting Feb 16, 16:06 1
- "Don't be embarrassed, mom. I have already done most of this." -- nm - Ultron Feb 16, 16:30
9 -- nm - Beaker Feb 16, 16:05
(to clarify, this is a mom taking her daughter) -- nm - Strongbad Feb 16, 16:03 1
- (a friend of mine just told me his ex-wife took his 15-yo daughter. He is... ticked off to say the least) -- nm - Strongbad Feb 16, 16:41

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