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17 Jun, 2020
đừng để sao khiêu dâm khỏa thân đến tận cửa nhà nhé...
chính phủ New Zealand quảng cáo/nâng cao nhận thức cho người dân,
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It’s a scene out of every parent’s – and teenager’s – worst nightmare (ác mộng tồi tệ nhất): two adult-film actors (diễn viên phim người lớn) turn up naked (khỏa thân) at the front door, to tell a stunned (choáng váng, sững sờ, sửng sốt) mother: “Hiya … your son’s been watching us online.”
The sudden appearance of a smiling but nude Sue and Derek has become something of a sensation (giật gân) as part on an unusual series of TV ads by the New Zealand government about internet safety (an toàn trên mạng) for young people.
In the latest video for the Keep It Real Online series, actors pretending (giả vờ) to be porn stars (ngôi sao phim khiêu dâm) tell a woman played by comedian Justine Smith that her son has been watching their clips “on his laptop, iPad, Playstation, his phone, your phone, Smart TV projector”, adding that they don’t talk about consent and “just get straight to it”.
“Yeah, and I’d never act like that in real life,” the man, Derek, says, as the woman’s horrified (khiếp sợ, kinh khiếp, kinh tởm, khó chịu) son enters the room holding his laptop.
Sue explains: “We usually perform for adults but your son’s just a kid. He might not know how relationships actually work.”
Bài trước: Cần lời khuyên của GSTS
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