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In this segment of a lecture, the speaker highlights the disparity between the massive exposure young people have to sexual images—estimated at one million by age 18—and the near‑absence of explicit consent dialogues in mainstream film and video. By asking the audience to recall any passionate scene where characters ask for consent, the speaker demonstrates that such moments are virtually nonexistent in popular media, underscoring how media norms fail to model consensual behavior. The rhetorical questioning and audience interaction serve to emphasize the need for more visible consent communication in media representations.

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