I’m sorry, Netflix users. But that viral “skip foreplay” button doesn’t exist, even though it should. While the feature would save millions of families around the world from awkward situations when spontaneous sex scenes appear on screen, it was simply invented by a social media user.
A little over three years ago, I saw Bridgerton with my mother for the first time. We didn’t have much prior knowledge of the plot, so when there was practically an entire episode dedicated to the vibrant sex life of newlyweds Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset, one can imagine the awkward tension that filled my living room as a result. .
But one user onskip foreplay” characteristic.
The invented option, which went viral on social media, aims to “make family movie night less awkward by removing naughty scenes” from the show, resulting in a viewing experience perfect for minors.
Netflix’s ‘skip foreplay’ feature removes naughty scenes to make family movie night less awkward pic.twitter.com/NV6Aaj1OSI
—Soren Iverson (@soren_iverson) April 7, 2024
With more than 100,000 likes on the publication, the social network user commented, “Well, this blew up. I do crazy things like this every day, so if you laughed at this (or at least breathed a little through your nose), then DEMOLISH the follow button.”
Meanwhile, other users were totally on board with the idea.
“I would pay for this feature. “It’s no joke,” one wrotewhile another aggregate, “Definitely necessary. “Some of those scenes add nothing to the plot.”
a third person saying“Wait, this is actually very necessary,” before someone else commented, “I need this option on flights! I was just trying to look oppenheimer “I’m sitting in my aisle seat and suddenly it feels like I just watched a porn movie on a flight.”
Another, however, joked, “You guys are so weak. Watching a surprise sex scene with your entire family builds character.”
