In her book Talk to Me First, Deborah Roffman writes that "conversations, advertisements, movies, books, song lyrics, TV shows, texts, games, billboards, and phone and computer screens [are] so laced with sexual imagery, language, and innuendo that many [teens, preteens, and even young children] must conclude, at least unconsciously, that sex must be . . . the absolute most important thing."
Eka buku yakwe leyi nge Talk to Me First, Deborah Roffman u ri: "Mabulo, swinavetiso, tifilimi, tibuku, vuyimbeleri, tiprogreme ta le ka TV, marungula, mitlango, tibodo ta swinavetiso, tifoni ni tikhompyuta swi taleriwe hi swilo leswi pfuxaka ku navela ka timhaka ta masangu lerova vana va nga gimeta hi ku vula leswaku timhaka ta masangu i ta nkoka swinene."