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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 47385" data-attributes="member: 24">I always found it strange how there seemed to be more sex the older the characters in Dallas became. A lot of the kind of stuff in the later seasons of Dallas (examples: Bobby and April&#039;s scene in the hotel abroad, Cliff&#039;s awful sex tape with Rose Mckay) would have made more sense if it had happened earlier in the show. And while it is true that older people (and Bobby and Pam don&#039;t fall under this category) do still have physical relationships, relationship science has proven that a lot of the passion in younger years does wind down for most couples in their later years. That is why the later Dallas years seemed odd to me in that respect when compared to the early years. I thought it should have been the reverse, but I guess things were still more censored then.Consider yourself fortunate that you haven&#039;t witnessed what I have in high school. In both my high school and middle school days, it was not at all uncommon for both girls and boys to taunt others about what they do or don&#039;t sexually. And if you did not have a boyfriend or girlfriend and/or not have a detailed understanding of sexual references, you were branded as a freak. (In college, everyone seemed to have miraculously grown up! Lol!)&nbsp; Bobby and Pam&#039;s comment sort of reminded me of that, but they did not actually say that to JR and Sue Ellen, which was good of them. The comment just sort of irked me mostly because Pam seems more into relishing seeing JR having any kind of problem than I thought possible in this story. And as for Bobby, well... I&#039;ll always hate him, so this was another opportunity for me to attack him. Lol!Another horrifying, yet somewhat hilarious possibility: What if JR had walked in on them!? He does have a bad habit of not knocking before entering a room. I just hope that he doesn&#039;t try convince Bobby to try to be with Jenna again once she finally gets here!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Presea, post: 47385, member: 24"] I always found it strange how there seemed to be more sex the older the characters in Dallas became. A lot of the kind of stuff in the later seasons of Dallas (examples: Bobby and April's scene in the hotel abroad, Cliff's awful sex tape with Rose Mckay) would have made more sense if it had happened earlier in the show. And while it is true that older people (and Bobby and Pam don't fall under this category) do still have physical relationships, relationship science has proven that a lot of the passion in younger years does wind down for most couples in their later years. That is why the later Dallas years seemed odd to me in that respect when compared to the early years. I thought it should have been the reverse, but I guess things were still more censored then. Consider yourself fortunate that you haven't witnessed what I have in high school. In both my high school and middle school days, it was not at all uncommon for both girls and boys to taunt others about what they do or don't sexually. And if you did not have a boyfriend or girlfriend and/or not have a detailed understanding of sexual references, you were branded as a freak. (In college, everyone seemed to have miraculously grown up! Lol!) Bobby and Pam's comment sort of reminded me of that, but they did not actually say that to JR and Sue Ellen, which was good of them. The comment just sort of irked me mostly because Pam seems more into relishing seeing JR having any kind of problem than I thought possible in this story. And as for Bobby, well... I'll always hate him, so this was another opportunity for me to attack him. Lol! Another horrifying, yet somewhat hilarious possibility: What if JR had walked in on them!? He does have a bad habit of not knocking before entering a room. I just hope that he doesn't try convince Bobby to try to be with Jenna again once she finally gets here! [/QUOTE]

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