Have to say I am rather bothered by this, generally laudable as it is. Many posters have touched on them but my concerns would be: 1. 'Girl' is a younger version of 'woman', there is concern over girls being like young women who are reduced to sexual obejcts, but no recognition that raunch cultures ideal of womanhood is itself so flawed. The debate is then a little meaningless, a game of guessing the age it's OK, not dealing with the issue; 2. It's all about girls in some sort of 'purity' way, no recognition that if heterosexual children are being over-sexualised then boys must be too, because active taking is 'masculine' but also not directly 'sexual' and 3. Am rather bothered by parental decisions about what is 'appropriate'-can easily see a mixed-sex couple talking in a bed in a sitcom being fine, but two men doing the same being a loss of innocence, or a teenage girl stating she wants a shag being 'wrong' but it being natural for a boy to say the same.