18+ Series That You Undoubtedly Should Not Watch With Your Family

How often have you been in that awkward situation where you sit down to watch a series with family, but an inappropriate scene appears on your plasma screen? Many times, right? We have you covered this time so that you do not feel trapped in awkwardness anymore. Here is a list of 18+ series you should not watch with your family.

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18+ Series That You Undoubtedly Should Not Watch
With Your Family

18+ Series: The Five Juanas

The 18+ series, The Five Juanas, is rated TV-MA for strong sexual content, nudity, and language. The plot revolving around five women from different places having the same name is not an ideal watch with family because there are acts and graphic scenes of sexual harassment, which is not ideal for people under vale18.

18+ Series: Bonding

This quirky 18+ series is a dark comedy that highlights intense sexual fantasy scenes. Many scenes involve drinking, vaping, cuss words, drugs, and marijuana, which are not ideal for watching with your family.

18+ Series: Newness

This 18+ series has a lot of sexual lovemaking, including moaning and nudity. There are instances of drinking and smoking, which might make it awkward with your family, including parts where the main characters argue intensely.

18+ Series: Sex education

Sex education is one of the most popular series of the year. There is nudity, foul language, sexting, and things our family does not need to know about and assume that we know! Do you remember all the awkward conversations with your parents every time they wanted to have THE TALK? You skipped it then, but Jean Milburn’s conversation with Otis will trigger your parents to talk again.

18+ Series: Sex/Life

This 18+ series, Sex/Life, premiered on the Netflix streaming service, and all we can say is that it is rightfully rated for adults. You can repeatedly go back to the elevator scene, but be cautious not to do that in front of your family. Most likely from the sources, the actors, Brad and Billie, are dating off-screen, making their chemistry on-screen even more drool-worthy.

It’s romantic, passionate, sensual, and realistic, with the main plot revolving around Billie’s mega-rich, super-successful ex-boyfriend Brad who also has an Australian accent!! The cherry on top, isn’t it? That is not all, and the flashbacks include the pair getting it on in any place possible to have it on the earth’s surface.

18+ Series: Elite

According to IMDb, this Spanish 18+ series frequently had inappropriate scenes and nudity. The film also includes murder with bloody consequences, which might not be appropriate for many people. Alcohol and drugs are also recurring in the series, with issues like incest, homophobia, Islamophobia, classism, bullying, illness, and mental health, to name a few.

18+ Series: Bridgerton

This series has been rated for a mature audience as it contains crude language and sexual content. This series includes a duel between two characters and several boxing scenes. There’s also death, but nothing is shown on camera. However, Daphne’s desire for the duke of Hastings is not meant to be watched on a big screen with family.

18+ Series: Dark desire

It is one of the hottest 18+ Netflix shows to watch this year. This series has a lot of inappropriate scenes with a pinch of thrill and suspense. The narrative flattens at one point, but the explicit sex scenes don’t, making it unsuitable to be known as a family film.

18+ Series: Valeria

Valeria was trending on Twitter for the actress Iglesias with her pictures being the most searched. Once you start watching Valeria, it isn’t easy to look away from Iglesias’ off-the-charts magnetism as he attempts to seduce the titular heroine, married author Valeria. The film is full of the mechanics of 18+ content. It also captures the sharpness of desire that makes this series so compelling in the first place.

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Who killed Sara

The trailer of this 18+ series should only have been left out for the adults because of the repeated sex scenes and not forgotten the suicide. Between the murders, homophobia, and violence against women, “Who killed Sara” is an absolute no for watching it with people under 18 or family.

Hope this list can help you out. However, all the best if you ever find yourself trapped in an awkward experience with family while watching something apparently “inappropriate.”

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