#the amount of genderbending happening in this script because the language isnt developed

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girl stroke boy (1971)

Jo: Sex isn't what you wear. It's not being face up or face down in bed. Nowadays it's simply a matter of personality. Mr. Mason you must see it all the time in school.

Laurie's father: Sex? It's not part of the curriculum...

Jo: Look, who gives a hell if it's a boy or a girl. We're all a bit of both aren't we, Mrs. Mason? I bet you don't get many absolute heteros in your school.

Laurie's father: [unintelligible]. Sometimes it's only when they get their insurance cards that you do discover what sex they are.

Jo: Doesn't it shock you that the sexes are coming closer together?

Laurie's father: Young people will go on experimenting, my dear, whether my eyebrows go up or down.

Laurie's mother: In my day the excitement was in guessing which man would ask you to dance, not in guessing which were the men. Nowadays I guess it's very chic to boast that some of one's best men friends are women. i find it extremely... decadent. Let me remind you it was my generation that produced Jacqueline Kennedy, Terence Rattigan, and Agatha Christie!