Sex/Life Season 2 has arrived and it’s even more sexually explicit than its predecessor. The show, which follows the midlife crisis of Connecticut housewife Billie Connelly, has always been unapologetically steamy, but Season 2 takes things to the next level. In fact, Sex/Life Season 2 challenges taboos and pushes boundaries in a way that might make even some fans of the first season uncomfortable.
The season opens with Billie divorcing her staid husband Cooper and exploring her sexuality with a handsome Persian chef. Meanwhile, Cooper is hooking up with his sexy boss, Brad is sleeping with his heavily pregnant supermodel girlfriend, and Billie’s bestie Sasha reunites with the long-lost love of her life. The sex scenes are more numerous and explicit than ever, featuring everything from oral sex to erect penis tip nudity.
Sex/Life Season 2 feels like a direct response to Bridgerton’s more reserved second season. Both shows cater to feminine fantasies, but Sex/Life is unabashedly focused on sex. The show seems to have asked itself, “How do we top – and bottom – this?” and answered with office elevator sex, kitchen sex, and even a vaginal strengthening class.
Is Sex/Life Season 2 good television? Not really. The acting and dialogue are poor, and the storylines are often unbelievable. However, the cast is committed to the bit, which is to get naked, and the show does celebrate women’s sexual agency. Sex/Life is a physical pursuit of bliss, and the show revels in that fact.
If you’re looking for a steamy binge-watch, Sex/Life Season 2 might be just what you need. However, it’s important to note that the show is not for everyone, and viewers who are uncomfortable with explicit sexual content should steer clear.
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