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For sexual variations such as sadomasochism, all of the above applies. But since these sexualities are less known, there can ''also'' be heavy doses of [[Did Not Do the Research]], [[They Just Didn't Care]], and sometimes also [[Acceptable Targets]].
Compare [[Safe, Sane, and Consensual]], [[Questionable Consent]], [[Ethical Slut]], and so on for more nuances.
For a list of ways sex acts are misrepresented in the media, see [[Common Hollywood Sex Traits]]. For outright impossible sex, see [[Anatomically Impossible Sex]].
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== Comic Books ==
* If the guys who wrote ''[[Preacher (Comic Book)]]'' know anything about actual BDSM and fetishism, then they chose to hide it really well for the sake of [[Rule of Funny]] or whatever. ''Or'' it might just be that every single sadomasochist in the compic also just ''happens'' to be psychotic or similar.
* Inverted in ''[[Small Favors]]'': The BDSM is reasonably realistic, while the setting/premise of the comic is totally surreal. The protagonist is desperately trying to hide her [[Safe, Sane, and Consensual|SSC]] [[Casual Kink|BDSM]] relationship with a physical manifestation of a part of her subconscious from a physical manifestation of another part of her subconscious - who doesn't catch them, because she's busy getting seduced by the protagonist's neighbor.
* Lou Kagan's ''Perils Of Penelope'' contain many bondage scenes that pay no attention to gravity, skeletal structure, or any such pesky details.
== Film ==
* The hilarious [[Two
* ''[[The Room (Film)|The Room]]'' famously features writer/director/star Tommy Wiseau thrusting enthusiastically somewhere around his partner's navel.
* In the movie ''[[Shoot Em Up (Film)|Shoot Em Up]]'', the hero continues to provide flawless sexual pleasure to his multiple-orgasming partner even while shooting bad guys that break into the room during the act.
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