Rated R, for Really Not a Good Idea to Watch with Mother-in-Law

I’m not to the point where I’m going to join a council on morality, but something’s got to happen about all the nudity these days.  

My concern starts with my visiting mother-in-law.  She’s taking a break from her duties as the treasurer of her church and star singer of a Baltimore area choir to visit our little family for Easter.  You can’t get more wholesome than that.  She even woke up at three in the morning Easter Sunday to watch the sun rise at Red Rocks.  This despite knowing that she would be able to see something similar at a more normal hour from our place.  

And I must admit, despite balancing my overweight, beer-drinking, secular self on eggshells for the duration of her visit, I really enjoy her company.  You’ll rarely eat as well as when you turn a woman into a grandmother.  Something snaps in a lady’s head and meatloaf becomes the new knitting.  

But it all got a little weird when I popped in what I was told was a “pleasant romantic comedy”.  It’s a movie called Feast of Love. Turns out it’s essentially a montage of sex scenes interlaced with people doing dumb things—dumb, immoral things.   You never get a cleansing shot of a happy kid to justify the rabid lovemaking; the naked parts segue into scenes of people finding ways to get naked again.

Right as the camera focused on two women drinking lattes and behaving as widely accepted straight people, my wife left to take care of Quin.  As apparently was the mantra of Feast of Love’s director, in seconds the actors went from clothed, to suggestively posturing in a Jeep, to stamping their ticket to Hell.  And my mother-in-law and I sat together, two generations in silence amongst the moaning pleasure of unabated same-sex lust.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

I was so nervous I wanted to suggest we drive to the foothills and wait for the sun to rise again.  But we got through it, and I’m telling you, if you want your porn to have a heartfelt message, then Feast of Love is it.  

Once it was over I sat and watched the news as to demonstrate stability, and that the state of world and local weather were paramount in my mind.  When I found my wife, she was laughing and wondering if I enjoyed watching a lesbian sex scene with her mother.

“Yes,” I replied.  “It was wonderful.”  Now time to find the nearest church. 

 

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6 Comments on Rated R, for Really Not a Good Idea to Watch with Mother-in-Law

OMG - lol - I know what you mean - my 86 year old dad came and stayed with us for 4 months.  Every night he would scroll through the satelitte menu, and even just some of the titles and description are enough to curl your hair!  No wonder he stuck to the History channel and TCM most of the time!  - I'm so glad to get a grip on the remote contral again now that he's gone! hahaha

03/28/2008 10:30 PM by Georgina Hunter Maui Realtor R(S) (Jim Sanders Realty Inc. - Maui)


Oh boy - very uncomfortable!  lol  My grandmother's friend took her to see Brokeback Mountain without telling her what it was about.  It's quite fun to tease her about it. 

03/29/2008 02:06 PM by Chris Fisher of StagersLIST.com Buy Stage Sell (StagersLIST.com)


OMG, Jared, I am CRYING, this was too funny! I feel your pain, I wouldn't watch regular TV with my dad, I can still here the tsk, tsk's! Thanks for making me laugh this morning!

03/30/2008 11:09 AM by Debbie Malone, RE/MAX, Lynchburg, Smith Mountain Lake, Real Estate Agent (RE/MAX 1st Olympic, ABR, e-PRO, ASP)


Okay...very funny and very, very glad that wasn't me!!!!  Thanks for the reminder   :)

03/30/2008 11:51 PM by Sarah Reinhart-Friendship Based Real EstateĀ® (Keller Williams Spokane)


Jared ~ I'm sorry but I'm ROFLMAO!  That is just too funny and I could only imagine both your faces!  Did you keeping darting looks over at her to see her reaction or do the "I'm pretending nothings wrong with what we're watching"?  I had this same awkward type moment with my 17-year-old son when he and I were watching a movie and a sex scene came on.  He said it best with "Just what I want to see when I'm watching a movie with my mother"!

04/11/2008 01:09 PM by Kathy Passarette, L.I. Staging/Decorating (Creative Home Expressions)


i avoided eye contact at all cost.

04/13/2008 10:34 PM by Jared Ewy (MyREALTY.com)


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