Probably a stupid question, but: which position exactly does this trope refer to? The one where the lady is facing the guy and is held up by him, or the one where she is standing up and facing the wall? Or both? The description seems to imply the first one, but the examples have it both ways...
Took down the image due to the advertising issue.
Hide / Show RepliesThat's probably a reference to the Google debacle a while ago, when they pulled ads from pages with 'objectionable' content. It lost TV Tropes a crapton of revenue.
It's been fun.Why DO we have the subjective warning label? Was this confused with Wall Banger?
I'm feeling strangely happy now, contented and serene. Oh don't you see, finally I'll be, somewhere that's green... Hide / Show RepliesProbably, since Wall Bang (a recently launched trope about characters in fiction banging their heads against the wall in frustration) also has it.
Why does this have the... whatever it's called warning label? Maybe it Needs A Better Title now, but it seems pretty cut-and-dried.
(And what is that warning label called?)
Edited by TwinBird My posts make considerably more sense read in the voice of John Ratzenberger.
Is the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend image okay? I tried to illustrate the trope without being too explicit, and I think that does a decent enough job.