Although there is talk about sex and very revealing clothing, no sex is actually shown in this film. At the beginning of the movie, you see the main character sitting in his bed, topless. He gets up and puts on his jeans. A girl is sleeping in his bed. Sex is implied.

There is a brief moment when he walks into a strip club, you see a girl walking in the background in very little clothing.

There is another 10 minute scene when he stays in a strip club and talks with the strippers. You see many girls pole-dancing and walking around while wearing thongs, micro bikinis, and pasties.

It is implied he sleeps with many women.

A patient is shown a porn magazine.

A girl tells the guy a man told her he'd pay her a large sum of money to do a "hand job."

In a conversation with his dad about his girlfriend, his father asks, "Does she undress for a living?"

A girl is seen wearing stripper's clothes she borrowed from the girls from the "dance club."

A group of girls tells another girl, "He gets stiff for every pretty girl."

A girl is told a guy slept with a married woman.

A man and a woman talk about sex in which she tells him she's a virgin.

You see a man punch another man.

A man is being choked by a chain.

A man gets hit with a mop and you hear him moan as he hits the floor.

There is constant language usage such as the s-word, G-d, f-word, and hell.

At the strip club, you see many people drinking.

At a wedding party, champagne and light beer is being passed around.

There are a few men who smoke cigars and cigarettes. No illegal substances are seen.

In this film, the main girl is a patient at a psychiatric hospital, some of her reactions may be a bit frightening.

A man is choked . He lives. But there are bruises left around his neck.