Postpartum Ad Rejected From the Oscars Because It's "Too Graphic" (ft. Tahir Moore)

Nat said she tried to get more female producers but things got in the way.

What I don't understand is, yes women's struggles should be shown and products should be advertised for them but we don't need a whole toilet struggle. It's not very appealing. They could've done it in a way that doesn't shock or scare others away. People are forcing us to learn through their method, I don't agree to that. I could just read about it and not be ignorant. Things like this should be taught in school.

To know they referenced another patreon video without knowing it was gonna be patreon 👌

I think they should show something like this during the Oscars but what would be better if these actors keep there political opinions to themselves its just annoying

Um yes you can after a certain time, I don't know what UK you're living in

I’m so thankful I saw this commercial and you guys talking about it. Me and my husband are going to start trying for a baby in May and I’m only 23. My parents are conservative and never discussed sex to me except “if you get pregnant don’t even bother coming back home”, so discussing the difficulties of birthing and the changes my body will go through doesn’t happen with me and my mom. Thank you especially to Geo and Tiff for opening up all the time about how it is to be a mom and a young mom at that

i wont be able to eat and i prolly will barf

Guns in movies PG13. Guns in real life, 18+ / 21+ regulation+ (psychic screening+?) . Boobs and nips : "First time?"

why have the recent articles been so "woke" ?

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!" 🤣

Did joe say anything this episode, I swear he didn’t say anything

you cannot see boobs or sex on tv in the UK, maybe other european countries

I grew up around mostly women and I haven't been oblivious about these topics, even so I want to say, who fucking cares. Was the commercial to graphic? NO, but I don't like the fact that they want to make this into more than it is. So long as these things are normalized in the household will things change...in the Hispanic community we're really open about these things, and the matriarch of the family usually hands down all kinds of advice that helps the next generation.

Allen Xavier Silva