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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In ''[[
{{quote| '''Kishimoto:''' You don't have sex with your pets, do you?<br />
'''Kurono:''' Well, when I was a kid I had this dog I liked to give hugs and kisses to. }}
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** And gets an even more interesting subversion later in ''The Second Time''. After Akira and Satomi have sex for the first time, Akira starts getting anxiety attacks over asking her about a second time, and whether he even ''should'' ask, or if she'll just assume he's a [[All Men Are Perverts|horndog]] (or if she didn't even enjoy the first time), and risk their relationship. He even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshades]] how little manga seem to pay attention to what happens ''after'' the first time...right before she [[Ironic Echo|overcomes her nervousness and asks him]].
* Played completely straight in ''[[Futari Ecchi]].''
* Subverted in ''[[Panty
* Guts from ''[[Berserk]]'' may not be a [[Celibate Hero|sexually-driven man]], but he did admit that he was looking forward to {{spoiler|having sex with his now-lover Casca a ''thousand more times'' after both of them lost their virginity to each other.}} [[It Got Worse|Too bad that things just didn't turn out]] [[Heartbroken Badass|the way they should have in the end.]]
* Ise from ''[[
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== [[Fan Fiction]] ==
* [[Played With]] in the ''[[Glee]]'' fanfic ''[[Hunting the Unicorn (Fanfic)|Hunting the Unicorn]]''. {{spoiler|Blaine}} lost his virginity at sixteen, but being [[Wide
** [[It Got Worse|Even worse]]--not only did he ''think'' [[Sex Equals Love]], he tried to ''invoke'' it.
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* One of the skits in ''Extreme Movie'' revolves around this.
* Inverted in ''[[Miss March]]''. The main character, Eugene, wants to wait to have sex. his girlfriend, on the other hand, isn't so sure about waiting.
* Subverted in ''[[
* At least one of the main boys in ''[[Weird Science (
* The boyfriend {{spoiler|who also happens to be the killer}} in ''[[Scream (
* This trope is mercilessly parodied in ''[[Student Bodies]]'':
{{quote| '''Girl:''' Come on, we're at a funeral!<br />
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== [[Literature]] ==
* ''[[Twilight (
* In the Focus On The Family teen novel "Just Like Ice Cream," the protagonist is convinced to have sex with her far more experienced summer love when he tells her sex is good... just like ice cream.
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** Subverted again with Post-Friendship Club Spinner, who pushes Darcy away when she reluctantly wants sex with him, knowing that it was wrong. He manages to stay true to the Christian thing until he stops dating Darcy in Season 6.
** The first time Holly J attempted to have sex, Blue outright said "I won't have sex with you," but they did hardly know each other at the time. Blue was eager, but has a shred moral fiber to him.
* Inverted with ''[[Married...
* In the ''[[That
{{quote| '''Donna:''' All I'm saying is we have to wait for the right time.<br />
'''Eric:''' Okay. How about now?<br />
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'''Donna:''' Shut up.<br />
'''Eric:''' I've got a birthday coming up, so... }}
* The kissing variant is used in ''[[Lizzie
* The kissing variant is also used in ''[[
** this is also somewhat of an inversion:
{{quote| '''Carly:''' you've really never kissed anyone? <br />
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** Oz is usually the one putting the brakes on things. This fact seems to stem mostly from the way that he's very conscious of a. the fact that he's older and more experienced than Willow and b. that Willow's motives in situations like this aren't always terribly healthy ones. His reaction to Willow's proposed makeouts in "Innocence" is just gorgeous:
{{quote| "Sometimes when I'm sitting in class... You know, I'm not thinking about class, 'cause that would never happen. I think about kissing you. And it's like everything stops. It's like, it's like freeze frame. Willow kissage. Oh, I'm not gonna kiss you." (...) "Well, to the casual observer, it would appear that you're trying to make your friend Xander jealous or even the score or something. And that's on the empty side. See, in my fantasy when I'm kissing you, you're kissing me. It's okay. I can wait."}}
** One could argue that this trope is not so much [[Subverted]] as [[Played With]]--Willow comes onto him first about their first kiss and sex, but each time she seems to be doing it less because she really wants to and more because of another issue (first to make Xander jealous, later to "apologize" to Oz for cheating on him). While Oz turns her down both times, when they ''actually'' [[You Don't Want to Die
* Inverted hard and with painful hilarity in [[Flight of the Conchords]]. Bret meets a pretty girl, who pressures and bullies him into having sex before he's ready, lies about shipping out to Afghanistan the next day, avoids and ignores him afterwards, brags about him to her friends and leaves him with a reputation as a man-ho. On the other hand, played straight in the fact that Jermaine thinks that this is a wonderful setup and can't understand why Bret is so upset about it.
* In one episode of [[The Big Bang Theory]] Leonard feels the sting of this particular double standard when {{spoiler|Penny demands sex off him after he ruins her ability to date morons, when he attempts to do the same to both Penny and ex-partner Leslie both reject him out of hand.}}
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== [[Web Original]] ==
* [[
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* Inverted in ''[[Girls
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* In the ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "Amazon Women In The Mood", Fry, Kif, Bender and Zapp are to be executed. The method: "[[Death
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