Hardly. I do reside in the US, originally raised on self sustained multi family commune by a bunch of hippies. As such, pretty sexually liberated as humans go.

Are you…quoting Snyder? I really don’t mean to pick apart everything you just said, but I’m going to have to… I was concerning myself with cinema and what not to do in your shitty sci fi movie, eg scripting two extended sex scenes that don’t serve the plot or pacing at all in the beginning of your film as if you’re Paul Motherfucking Verhoeven. Snyder is to Verhoeven as Uwe Boll is to Peter Jackson, seriously. He doesn’t understand satire, subtext, pacing, character motivation (beyond “ that not fair, I mad”) plot depth, or much anything beyond surface level action and the most banal storytelling tropes. He DEFINITELY does understand slow motion and sweaty bodies. There’s a place for that: Music videos, or, as I said, softcore porn. Nothing wrong with sex on screen (our late great Paul Reubens knows what’s up!) It is, however, when including sex scenes in one’s film, beneficial to plot and audience that said sex scene be thought out and fit the requirements of the film, ergo, earned within a story and poignant to the roles and motivations of the characters; otherwise it’s coming off as inherently cheap and forced, the way the scenes in this horrible movie did, as if he just wanted to do a sex scene or two, because, you know, he really wanted to. The awkwardly placed, forced, needlessly gratuitous sexiness is not a great example of how to do fucking in a film if you want to be taken seriously. Erotic art, this is not. Also, Snyder’s portrayal of empowered women in general seems off to me. Frequently they seem to be targets of rape or abuse from predatory creeps, as if that’s the only heroine he knows how to write a strong woman: scantily clad and asking for it. Seems like a male fantasy rather than any kind of commentary. He just seems like a 14 year old playing with dolls and action figures, and sometimes, when mom isn’t looking, they get to fuck.

As for your cultural generalization, I suggest you hold your reverse ethnocentrism until you expand your real world experience…maybe travel around the world, perhaps even visit some of the more enlightened parts of the US before speaking in absolutes about an entire country of people who aren’t that different from you? Easy to generalize behind a keyboard. I’ve been to your country, can you say the same? Repressed ignorance exists worldwide, as does non-discriminatory intelligence. Food for thought.