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Biology 101 (2013)
Biology 101 is a 2013 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Michael Worth and starring Sarah Butler, Ryan Kelley, and John Heard. The film follows the story of a college student, Sarah, who is struggling to find her place in the world. Along the way, she discovers the power of sexual chemistry and the importance of communication in relationships.
The movie contains several sexual moments that are both humorous and meaningful. In one scene, Sarah and her friend, Jake, are discussing their relationship and the importance of communication. Jake tells Sarah that he wants to be more than just friends, and Sarah responds by saying, “I don’t think I’m ready for that.” Jake then kisses her, and Sarah is taken aback by the suddenness of the kiss. This scene is a great example of how communication can be the key to understanding each other’s feelings and desires.
Another sexual moment in the movie occurs when Sarah and her professor, Dr. Anderson, are discussing the importance of biology in relationships. Dr. Anderson tells Sarah that biology is the key to understanding how relationships work and how to make them work. He then kisses her, and Sarah is taken aback by the suddenness of the kiss. This scene is a great example of how biology can be used to understand the complexities of relationships.
The movie also contains a scene where Sarah and Jake are discussing the importance of communication in relationships. Jake tells Sarah that communication is the key to understanding each other’s feelings and desires. He then kisses her, and Sarah is taken aback by the suddenness of the kiss. This scene is a great example of how communication can be the key to understanding each other’s feelings and desires.
Overall, Biology 101 is a great movie that explores the power of sexual chemistry and the importance of communication in relationships. The movie contains several sexual moments that are both humorous and meaningful. These moments help to illustrate the importance of communication and biology in relationships.
The opening credits has pictures of a woman dressed in lingerie.
On a few occasions, a man watches a woman on a web cam. She strips for him, her bra and panties and then breasts visible. It is implied that he masturbates each time.
A male teacher fantasizes while giving a test and touches his penis over his pants. He goes to the bathroom and it is implied that he masturbates.
A girl walks in on a man while he is masturbating.
A woman looks at some pornography on the internet, some moaning heard and breasts visible.
A woman takes off her panties for her teacher.
A woman dresses in lingerie for her husband and dances seductively.
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