This is a rare scene that depicts butch, lesbian sex with a strap-on, far removed from the male gaze. But there some scenarios stand out from the show’s recurring prison plotlines-like season three's look back into Big Boo’s (Lea DeLaria’s) past. Since its debut, Orange Is the New Black has carved out an important space for queer women on TV. After an instant connection and a day spent wandering LA, the two end up at tripping on molly at Coachella together and find themselves trapped on a ferris wheel with surprisingly ~sexy~ lighting. Season three started off with a bang 😏, introducing Issa (Issa Rae) to Nathan (Kendrick Sampson). Typically I’m firmly against any bed-breaking sex scenes, as they just don’t seem believable (Bella and Edward collapsing a bed frame in Twilight? It just doesn’t make sense), but the fiery chemistry between Jessica and Luke alone is enough to snap bedposts in half.įrom Issa and Daniel’s studio sex to Molly’s complicated hookups with Dro, Insecure has mastered the hot-yet-realistically-awkward sex scene, hands down. What happens when beautiful, angry people with mutual superhuman strength get it on? They destroy each other emotionally and, consequently, all the furniture they touch! This particular scene is iconic because it’s the first time both Luke and Jessica can let loose and bang without holding back their natural powers. In this case it’s also emotionally charged and a culmination of years of sexual suppression. The only remotely good thing about forbidden-by-law sex, I guess, is that it’s undeniably hot. Honestly, even if you’re not into Nick due to his loyalty to the Commander and complacency in Gilead, you’ve got to admit this is a steamy AF scene. There are few pleasurable moments in the incredibly depressing landscape of Gilead, but Offred and Nick finding each other is a major bright spot in an otherwise pitch black plot line. If you take away the cheesy, early-2000s soundtrack, and the fact that it ends with the two spraying whipped cream on each other while blindfolded (?), it would probably sound like an exciting, messy encounter you’ve had. There’s a lot of fumbling for clothing and silly laughter, and even fingering instruction and several position changes (as it should be). Not only is this hookup long-awaited, it’s also passionate and awkward in exactly the way you’d expect first-time sex with a good friend to be. Longtime Alice and Dana stans know just how much buildup went into this crush consummation. Spoiler alert: Straightforward discussions about oral sex and intimacy and expectations makes for hot sex! We soon learn Adena isn’t so thrilled about the fact that Kat "isn’t ready" to go down on her. Season two welcomes a newly enamored Kat (Aisha Dee) back to New York with her girlfriend Adena (Nikohl Boosheri). The Bold Type may come off as another watered-down NYC-based drama, but it’s far from it: The series actually boasts some of the best frank conversations about sexuality and intimacy. But this threesome involving a (very built) Orlando Bloom is equal parts sexy and funny-and not to mention focused primarily on female pleasure and the fun involved in exploration. Both seasons so far delve into the intricacies of Tinder dating, casual sex, friends with benefits, role play, open marriages, and more. Here are ten of the best sex scenes, all on TV shows you can literally stream right now.Īs a series, Easy is a cringeworthy binge-watch because it’s so true to real life romantic encounters-but that’s also what makes the sex scenes so great.
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Today's streaming platforms make it easier than ever to revisit and replay (and replay, and replay) the sex scenes you love-whether they're beautifully honest or full of hot, aspirational things you want to recreate in your own life.
They depict reality, just with better lighting, flattering angles, and makeup. Unless you're deep on HBO, TV sex scenes are all about implication: Sex happens effortlessly, like a hurdle-free spring to mutual satisfaction in less than three minutes.
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