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== Advertising ==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzGvESR4erc This] ad for a dating site called Zoosk.com includes an [[Imagine Spot]] of two people trying to have
== Anime and Manga ==
* ''Houkago no Himitsu'' by Nekota Yonezou is a [[Yaoi|BL]] short story with two high schoolers who don't know what they're doing. This ends realistically (there is some ripping). They promise to do more research next time they try.
* ''[[Futari Ecchi]]'', which seems to have "[[Deconstructed Trope|Deconstruct]]
* In ''[[Fushigi Yuugi]]'', Tamahome and Miaka decide to consummate their relationship knowing that this could very well be their last day together. [[Big Eater|Miaka's]] stomach grumbles, and they are both embarrassed by this awkward noise. (So much so that Tamahome can't continue!)
* The first story of Millefeuille's ''Great Reaction in Ecstasy'' is about a girl who has awkward and terrible group sex.
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* ''[[Knocked Up]]''. The two main characters, Ben and Allison, are quite drunk, and Ben struggles with a condom. He doesn't use one, [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|and she becomes pregnant]].
** And then a later scene shows the two of them trying to have sex while she's pregnant. Ben is just a wee bit hesitant about [[Squick|doing it with their unborn child inches nearby.]] They struggle with different positions before finally giving up in frustration.
* Comical subversion in ''[[A Fish Called Wanda]]''
** And there's absolutely no evidence that Wanda came at all. She just sort of lies there as Otto [[As Long as It Sounds Foreign|jabbers meaningless Italian phrases at her.]]
** [[Fridge Brilliance|Suddenly, the movie's title just got a lot funnier.]]
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* The first sex scene between Leckie and Stella in [[The Pacific]] was refreshingly realistic. It's brief, slightly awkward, they both have reasonably odd o-faces, and you can even see him use his hand to guide himself in (it's under the blankets, but it's obvious what he's doing).
* ''[[Misfits]]'' comically averts this during '''any''' sexual situation involving Nathan - actually, very few sex scenes in the show play this trope remotely straight, but if Nathan's involved you know you're in for something particularly disastrous. He's been shown to suffer from [[Speed Sex|premature ejaculation]], has got his finger stuck in a girl's vagina during foreplay, and has displayed an o-face so off-putting and bizarre that his partner started laughing hysterically when she saw it. He also has a famous habit of "tripling" himself during sex - yes, kids, that's when you ejaculate, puke and shit yourself all at once - although luckily for everyone this one happens off-screen.
* As well as showing quite a considerable amount of
* The ''[[John Adams (TV series)|John Adams]]'' miniseries averted this every which way with John and Abigail's bout of reunion sex in France; it's fast, clumsy, and a little bit sweaty. [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|And still leaves viewers gazing dewy-eyed at the screen from the palpable emotions surging between them.]]
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== Stand-Up Comedy ==
* One of Bill Engvall's most famous routines involves how
** "Well thanks for the wedgie, Romeo..."
* Australian comedian Josh Thomas notes that for him, sex never involved [[The Immodest Orgasm|loud moaning and thrashing]], but more often, "Mm... mm... oh, gosh... mm... OH SHIT are you alright?! ... and then it takes you a while to get back into the rhythm..."
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