My Girl Is a Slut: Difference between revisions

** As discussed in [[My Girl Is Not a Slut]], this is a semi-autobiographical movie about Director/Silent Bob's real-life relationship with star Joey Lauren Adams and his insecurity about her past. He and she [[Word of God|admit as much]] in interviews. However, it wasn't actually about sex, just that she had traveled and seen more of the world, while he'd barely been out of New Jersey.

* ''[[Hobgoblins]]''. Daphne, and Amy by the conclusion.

'''Mike Nelson''': Well, that's [[Family-Unfriendly Aesop|the fun message of today's movie]]! }}

* People in ''[[Sin City]]'' don't seem to mind getting into relationships with prostitutes.

* When Mac and Charlie find out that Dee has been having more sex with more partners than anyone else on ''[[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]]'' they become profoundly jealous.

* There's a weird mix when it comes to Marshall and Lily in [[How I Met Your Mother]]. On one hand, he considers it a point of pride that neither one of them has slept with anyone else. On the other, he's also pretty proud of some of the wild turns their sex lives have taken since then:

Marshall: "Hey! That's... no, that's true." }}

 

* "Outlaw Women" by Hank Williams Jr.

* "Patricia the Stripper" by The Wombats

Its such a bad idea to fall in love with a 'lady of the night' }}

** And then later in the song

I go to all this effort just to see my fair Patricia going home with some other guy }}

* Parodied by the Irish comedy band Dead Cat Bounce; at some point during their performances, the band members trade instruments except for the bassist, who then claims that he'd never cheat on his bass, but doesn't mind if other guys play her.

* ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'' episode 'The Buddy System' uses this as a basis for a joke, explicitly stating that The Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend have actually experimented with this at some point in the past. It should be noted that it was the Monarch's idea (and felt awkward afterwards). He ''did'' seem to be turned on when she was seducing [[Foe Yay|Doctor Venture]].

** This aspect of the Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend's relationship was also brought up previously in "Are You There God? It's Me, Dean." The Monarch keeps Brock and Hank as collateral, but Dr. Girlfriend assumes that they're in the cocoon for very different reasons:

** [[Word of God]] states that the Monarch insisted on theirs being an open marriage, and is much less successful in exploiting it than his wife.

** Like many things in the series - especially those involving Monarch's rather unstable psyche - the awkwardness is rather situational. When [[The Dragon|21]] finally snaps and admits to [[It Makes Sense in Context|getting buzzed on champagne and making out with Dr. Mrs. The Monarch while she was in a cheerleader outfit and he was in bondage gear while Monarch was unconscious under them]], he pretty much expects to have to fight Monarch to the death... Monarch laughs it off with "So you had a drunken three-way! [[But for Me It Was Tuesday|We're supervillains, SWINGERS baby!]]" He then gets into ENTIRELY too much detail about a prior encounter with another villain, including the Doctor recalling what she cooked them all for breakfast.

== [[Real Life]] ==

* Similar to the ''[[Family Guy]]'' example, from a "[[Badass]] Ancestors/Relatives" thread:

Commentor: Your relative has lived my dream! }}

* Emperor Justinian I of the Eastern Roman Empire married Theodora, a former streetwalker and 'actress'. She was however bright and made highborn friends who made her their mistress. The Emperor had to seize total power of the state in order to rewrite the laws allowing him to marry her. He then proceed to rule with her as one of the best emperors of the East, reconquering many parts of the old Western Empire and rewriting the entire set of Roman Laws setting the foundation for civil law to this day in many nations.