* ''Film/PineappleExpress'' has this trope in the Director's Cut, but only to mock it. When Dale expresses disbelief that Amber is really as mature and complex a person as he thought she was, the high-school age Amber angrily insists that of course she's mature, much moreso than Dale, since she's had sex with seventeen different guys.

* Steven Moffat, showrunner over a HotterAndSexier era of ''Series/DoctorWho'', has stated multiple times that the reason he doesn't write the Doctor with the NoHuggingNoKissing asexuality of the Classic series is because it is boring. According to him, a non-sexual Doctor is denying the Doctor the opportunity to "live a full life" or be a RoundedCharacter. A lot of real-life {{Asexual}}s, who can be quite interesting without having any desire to kiss people, [[UnfortunateImplications were very offended by this]], though Moffat was probably talking from the perspective of this trope rather than trying to pass judgement on anyone real. The trope also has a lot of AuthorAppeal for him, as he became big writing SexComedy. However, the Twelfth Doctor's run initially saw a return to NoHuggingNoKissing, until this was eventually dropped as his romance with Clara Oswald reignited (though it was depicted in a very subtle fashion).

* Much more than any other RPG by [=BioWare=], ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' deals with sex almost constantly. The biologist Mordin, despite his race allegedly having no sex drive, is interested in the topic academically and thus has lots of (hilarious) comments about the crew's sex life and numerous pieces of good or at least well meant advice for Shepard should they pursue a relationship with a non-human crewmember. Then there's also a [[BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe blue skinned space]] vampire who drains her victims life energy by having sex with them.

* In ''The Family Party'' by Creator/AGnosis, a comic about Greek gods, Hades states that "SexIsBoring", which baffles the other gods, most of all Zeus, who cannot wrap his mind around that idea, and promtly suggests that they need to go ask Aphrodite whether Hades has some weird fetish.

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* In the ''Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', [[FlyingBrick Vindicator's]] characterization and story was centered around her status as a Token Lesbian Superhero. It got tiring after a while, and then got Squicky when it was revealed that the player was a sock puppet for a creepy internet guy just looking to have his jollies by being creepy.
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* Angela from ''Series/{{Bones}}'' is this trope at times, especially with her relationship with Roxy and her later decision to be temporarily celibate are introduced. She's able to avoid many of the pitfalls of this trope because she's an EthicalSlut who embraces an alternative lifestyle as opposed to just being into sex for the heck of it.

* In ''Webcomic/TheFamilyParty'' by Creator/AGnosis, a comic about Greek gods, Hades states that "SexIsBoring", which baffles the other gods, most of all Zeus, who cannot wrap his mind around that idea, and promtly suggests that they need to go ask Aphrodite whether Hades has some weird fetish.

* Steven Moffat, showrunner over a HotterAndSexier era of ''Series/DoctorWho'', has stated multiple times that the reason he doesn't write the Doctor with the NoHuggingNoKissing asexuality of the Classic series is because it is boring. According to him, a non-sexual Doctor is denying the Doctor the opportunity to "live a full life" or be a RoundedCharacter. A lot of real-life {{Asexual}}s, who can be quite interesting without having any desire to kiss people, [[UnfortunateImplications were very offended by this]], though Moffat was probably talking from the perspective of this trope rather than trying to pass judgement on anyone real. The trope also has a lot of AuthorAppeal for him, as he became big writing SexComedy. However, the Twelfth Doctor's run has so far been a return to NoHuggingNoKissing.

* Much more than any other RPG by [=BioWare=], ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' deals with sex almost constantly. Shepard's secretary Kelly Chambers seems to have it made her personal goal to have sex with every alien species she encounters. The biologist Mordin, despite his race allegedly having no sex drive, is interested in the topic academically and thus has lots of (hilarious) comments about the crew's sex life and numerous pieces of good or at least well meant advice for Shepard should they pursue a relationship with a non-human crewmember. Then there's also a [[BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe blue skinned space]] vampire who drains her victims life energy by having sex with them.

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* In ''Webcomic/TheFamilyParty'' by Creator/{{A-gnosis}}, a comic about Greek gods, Hades states that "SexIsBoring", which baffles the other gods, most of all Zeus, who cannot wrap his mind around that idea, and promtly suggests that they need to go ask Aphrodite whether Hades has some weird fetish.

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* Happens with Creator/NeilGaiman a lot. One particular notable example is a story from the Golden Age arc of {{Miracleman}}, which centers around a group of strangers climbing Olympus to ask Miracleman for boons. One night, for no apparent reason, they have group sex.

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* ''Film/AmericanBeauty'' [[spoiler:Angela.]]

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* Steven Moffat, showrunner over a HotterAndSexier era of ''Series/DoctorWho'', has stated multiple times that the reason he doesn't write the Doctor with the NoHuggingNoKissing asexuality of the Classic series is because it is boring. According to him, a non-sexual Doctor is denying the Doctor the opportunity to 'live a full life' or be a RoundedCharacter. A lot of real-life {{Asexual}}s, who can be quite interesting without having any desire to kiss people, [[UnfortunateImplications were very offended by this]], though Moffat was probably talking from the perspective of this trope rather than trying to pass judgement on anyone real. The trope also has a lot of AuthorAppeal for him, as he became big writing SexComedy.
** However, the Twelfth Doctor's run has so far been a return to NoHuggingNoKissing.

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* Happens with NeilGaiman a lot. One particular notable example is a story from the Golden Age arc of {{Miracleman}}, which centers around a group of strangers climbing Olympus to ask Miracleman for boons. One night, for no apparent reason, they have group sex.

* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', [[FlyingBrick Vindicator's]] characterization and story was centered around her status as a Token Lesbian Superhero. It got tiring after a while, and then got Squicky when it was revealed that the player was a sock puppet for a creepy internet guy just looking to have his jollies by being creepy.

* ''NipTuck'' originally only used this trope with [[TheCasanova Christian]], but as the series goes on nearly every character has gotten in on this with sex being used as a complement (or replacement) to CharacterDevelopment.
* Angela from ''{{Bones}}'' is this trope at times, especially with her relationship with Roxy and her later decision to be temporarily celibate are introduced. She's able to avoid many of the pitfalls of this trope because she's an EthicalSlut who embraces an alternative lifestyle as opposed to just being into sex for the heck of it.

[[folder: Web Original ]]
* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', [[FlyingBrick Vindicator's]] characterization and story was centered around her status as a Token Lesbian Superhero. It got tiring after a while, and then got Squicky when it was revealed that the player was a sock puppet for a creepy internet guy just looking to have his jollies by being creepy.

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* Happens with NeilGaiman a lot. One particular notable example is a story from the Golden Age arc of {{Miracleman}}, which centers around a group of strangers climbing Olympus to ask Miracleman for boons. One night, for no apparent reason, they have group sex.

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* Much more than any other RPG by [=BioWare=], ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' deals with sex almost constantly. Shepards secretary Kelly Chambers seems to have it made her personal goal to have sex with every alien species she encounters. The biologist Mordin, despite his race allegedly having no sex drive, is interested in the topic academically and thus has lots of (hilarious) comments about the crew's sex life and numerous pieces of good or at least well meant advice for Shepard should they pursue a relationship with a non-human crewmember. Then there's also a [[BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe blue skinned space]] vampire who drains her victims life energy by having sex with them.