| Talk About: is a relationship scary? Why is it/isn't it something to runaway for? Again: what may be defined as 'the right person'? * Relationships | Storyline: Lorelai seems to runaway from the relationships she has with men. | Talk About: this might be THE opportunity to speak about condoms and pregnancy in general are they safe (enough)? If having sex, what are the basic steps to make it safe? And if something happens, is it something that your child(ren) can say to you? She turns out to be pregnant of twins, eventhough she used a (discount Mexican), though. She didn't like sex (on her honeymoon), though, and she even praises her mother for making sex sound so wrong, for 'it is'. Eventhough she loves to try everything her mother told her not to, she remains virgin until she is married with this guy from her band, which turned out to be 'the one' for her. * Virginity part 2 | Storyline: Lane Kim falls in love with a bandmate of hers. | Talk About: if having sex, what kind of consequences does it may have? * Pregnancy | Storyline: Lorelai, unmarried, had her child (Rory) when she was a teen. right' in such a situation? What may be defined as being 'the right person'? | Talk About: what does it mean to have sex, and loose your virginity? Is it OK to have sex with someone who loves you, and you love him/her, eventhough one of the involved persons is already committed? Is there a 'wrong vs. With both situations, the 'no glove, no love' (i.e. It wasn't a secret, though, that they both still loved eachother, eventhough they were in other relationships. In a later season, however, she looses her virginity to Dean, who is, at that time, married with another girl. Rory, after Paris asked for her experience, confesses that, although in her second relationship (first being Dean, second being Jess), she's still a virgin, because she doesn't feel 'ready yet'. * Virginity | Storyline: Rory's friend/rival Paris confesses to her that she lost her virginity, and reckoned it great but weird at the same time. | Talk About: how do you see religion, and how does your child(ren) see it? Is there room for personal views, eventhough they may not be the same? * Religion | Storyline: Lane Kim (Rory's best friend) doesn't believe in anything but music, while her mother is a very strict Korean christian, all of which make Lane turne out to be a very creative girl involving hiding everything from CDs to (potential) relationships, and from lavalamps to her dreams. Below are some topics of the show, followed by the storyline it involves with, and concluding with my review of Talk About concerning that topic. anti', which creates an opening for you and your child(ren) to debate about it, share eachothers thoughts. For almost everything major happening in this show, there's a balance of 'pro vs.
Because it not only shows the nice, fine, and pleasant aspects of it all, it also shows that, like everything, all comes with good ánd bad, thus showing the consequences of it all. This show might be thé source of all of that for your child. Every parent knows that sooner or later his/her child learns about the birds and the bees, and so many other things that may qualify as "that's life". In fact, in a certain way, all is life-like, but without the sharp edge. But when I came to think of it deeper, I really came up with the notion that perhaps only teens from 11+ (give or take a year or two, depending on how mature your child(ren) is (are)) can fully appreciate this show.Īgain, being honest: I reckon this show as not containing things that might shock your child(ren). I have to be honest: the moment I decided to review this brill TV-series, I reckoned it to be fit for ány age.
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