Highly sexualized female imagery, attire, costumes & mannerism.
A young teacher is said to be in a relationship with a high school student. Later on, we see someone walk in on them making out. In the same room, a male student accidentally walks in on two students making out. The girl is skimpily clothed, but hides away before seen by anyone. Embarrassed, the boy covers his private area as he is only in his underwear.
A girl cuts two holes in another girl's tank top so that her bra cups are visible. When the girl puts on the tank top and notices the two holes, she doesn't seem to care. Soon every girl at school seems to follow suit.
It is mentioned a few times that a woman "made out with a hotdog." She claims that it only happened once.
A teenager goes to a Halloween party dressed in a scary costume. When she shows up, she discovers that all the other girls use Halloween as an opportunity to get away with wearing immodest outfits. We see girls in various states of undress. No actual nudity is shown, but we do see a lot of revealing costumes.
At a party you can see two women making out. This is brief and isn't focused on for very long.
No nudity at all.
A teen boy asks a teen girl "has your muffin been buttered?" Another girl mentions the boy was suggesting that she have sex with him.
A high school teacher accidentally bumps into a student and gets something spilled on her pullover. She tries to take it off, inadvertently revealing her bra underneath. She pulls down her tank top over it, which is visibly see-through. She tells a man she will discuss something another time when her shirt isn't see-through.
A teenage girl attempts to get another girl in trouble by pretending to work for Planned Parenthood. She calls the girl's mother informing her that she has her daughter's pregnancy test results.
A teenage girl tells another girl that her perfume makes her smell like a prostitute.
A girl remarks about how another girl's gaining weight has made her grow "pretty big jugs."
A girl we suspect to be promiscuous examines her bottom in the mirror and moves her hand across it while fully clothed.
A teenager implies that she lost her virginity to a teenage boy, stating that she "gave him everything" and was "half a virgin" when she met him.
A teenage girl tells a boy that his girlfriend has been cheating on him. Later, his girlfriend sobbingly recounts that he broke up with her because someone told him about another boy she was with.
A teenaged girl tells her boyfriend that his hair looks sexy pushed back.
Frequent suggestive humor, including a girl getting hit on the head with a ball while attempting to catch it. The girl later claims that she has a "6th sense" and can sense things with her brain.
A girl dresses as a playboy bunny. However, this is not expressly stated.
In the background, a little girl watches a music video for Donna Summer's "This Time I Know It's for Real"; Donna singing the song and people dancing in a makeshift alleyway and in front of a screen of lights zooming by. She copies them by dancing the way they do. An older girl in the room notices this happen, but doesn't seem to care.
A teen girl goes into different rooms of the house during a party and each room has teen couples making out (they're all only kissing; no sex or nudity). Sex is implied when an interrupting parent offers a condom.
A character's mother is said to have had breast implants; she's later seen greeting people, holding a dog who trying to bite her breast. At one point, the lead character looks down at her implants before receiving a hug from her and saying "Ow."
One reference to a condom (in non-sexual context).
A scene takes place in a sex ed class. There are a couple of references to STDs and getting pregnant. The teacher repeatedly tells the students to avoid having sex and offers free condoms at the end of the scene.
A teen couple briefly make out in a classroom.
A teenage girl tells someone that she ended a friendship with a girl she suspected of being lesbian. She didn't invite her to her pool party because there were girls there in their bathing suits. Another girl accuses the same girl (whose friend happens to be gay) of being a lesbian. Later, the accused girl jokingly claims she sabotaged someone because she must have a lesbian crush on her, adding "so suck on that."
In the background, a music video for Michael Jackson's "Bad" plays on a TV from a distance; Michael singing the song and a group of street youths dancing in a subway station. A little girl watches it and dances along with them.
