Jessica Jones is Kinda Scaring Me

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I'm a 29 year male with Autism and what I'm about to say might make me sound like a p**** but keep that first thing in mind so that you don't make fun of me or anything. The first episode has been screened at comic con in New York and the reactions seem to be positive. One of the things that are being said is that it's really dark even more than Daredevil and while I do like movies and some shows that are dark something like Jessica Jones going to dark kinda scares me a little like being forced to watch a horror film and while I don't think it's gonna be Saw I do wonder if I can handle the intense of this show. I mean there's really dark and then there's really really dark. Maybe I can handle it but until then I can't help but feel a little nervous. I mean I hope there's not gonna be like an uncomfortable sex scene and when I mean uncomfortable I mean like a rape scene or something. There is gonna be sex in the show and as long as there's gonna be normal sex then that's fine. Hell and I hate to sound like a sexist pervert but there's a lesbian character in the show and I would mind a same sex scene on the show as long as it's women. Don't take me wrong I don't hate gay men or think it's wrong or anything but I don't wanna see two blokes doing it. On the other hand I don't think Carrie Ann Moss is that hot so maybe it won't be arousing. Again I apologize for sounding sexist but it's my hormones.

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The show has repeatedly stated it is based on Alias. Yes, there will be lots of sex scenes. That was because Alias was a comic book meant to be Rated R (the first on the MAX line). Who knows how much will be on the show. I feel as far as the horror aspect. It will be more Silence of the Lambs than Saw. There are horrifying scenes in Alias that may make the show. However; Silence of the Lambs won the big five oscars (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Actress) so nothing is to say that Jessica Jones' quality will be affected by the genre.

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I bring this up again because they mentioned in a review of the first episode on IGN about Jessica dealing with sexuality when watching people get it on in a car. Now it could mean a man and a women, I mean after all there's supposedly a sex scene between her and Luke Cage but when they say sexuality I keep getting same sex couples in mind. If it is 2 guys in that car or possibly in other scenes on the show I don't think my fragile little mind can handle it. I don't want people to think I hate homosexuals but I would feel uncomfortable watching them do it. Do shows like this even need sex at all? I just wanna watch this show because it's part of the MCU and I love that franchise.