I applaud using venues like this to help teach safe sex. And given that a group of 16-20 year olds had a part in it, it still feels to me strongly patronizing, which won't appeal to many teens.
No surprise the catholic church is against it, since the game promotes using condoms. Add that to the smattering of parent's groups who will freak out ignorantly against it, and I don't see it lasting very long.
Better luck next time.
...sometimes I think Trojan actually does better promoting safe sex than schools and government, maybe even moreso than a lot of parents...
Cheesebob said:
It promotes abstinance.
Therefore Bullshit.
The catholic church promotes abstinance, as in not performing sex at all until you are married. This program promotes safe sex as in use a condom. If you think that is bullshit, too, then let us know how that goes when you have child support payments to make, as well as trips to the clinic for any number of STD's.
These days either course of either abstinence or protection do have their merits.
I do wish this program luck that it will reach out to a lot of teens, but I just am not feeling the optimism.
