> I would bet this generally is much less of a problem in the EU than it is in the US. It depends on the country. UK and in particular Ireland are very traditi

> I would bet this generally is much less of a problem in the EU than it is in the US. It depends on the country. UK and in particular Ireland are very traditional countries. The UK has their renaissance of victorian morals through the conservative party and Ireland has the catholic morals weighing down on it. I remember living in Ireland and a sex shop opened in the town. Not even a cinema/video booth kinda place, but just one selling toys. And pretty suave ones too (think Lelo, not Tarzan), the kind where the actual purpose is not blindingly obvious :) The whole neighbourhood had sit-ins to protest, it was ridiculous to me, to be honest. The Netherlands and Germany are very liberal with these things. In other countries it differs. In Spain it's frowned upon by the traditionalists and strict catholics but other groups are more free. Other countries I don't have enough experience with to comment. PS: I assume there is a huge difference in the US between states too. I can't imagine a state like Utah having the same morals as New York.