The instant messages that follow begin to read like Penthouse letters as the conversation quickly shifts from books and exams to gossip and sex chat. Like it or not, sex is a part of life. Now more than ever, sexual freedom of expression is pushing its way into modern American culture. One only needs to wander through a mall, open a magazine or tune into prime-time television to see society is more willing to consume, talk about, and participate in, sexually driven material. Words and topics that were once taboo are now dinner-table talk.
Popular media have a very strong influence on the way modern students look at and talk about sex.
The show about four New York women's sexual misadventures leaves little to the imagination with the explicit, detailed dialogue. Talking about sex is a centerpiece of the show. The characters share their experiences openly and shamelessly. Here, art imitates life. Open, sexual conversations are commonplace on campus.