The To Do List Masturbate Scene

So, you've seen "The To Do List," right? No? Well, grab your coffee, let's chat about that infamous masturbate scene. Spoiler alert, of course!

First things first, what's "The To Do List" all about?

It's a 2013 comedy, set in the '90s, about a high school valedictorian, Brandy Klark, played by Aubrey Plaza. She's got a to-do list for her post-grad life, and let's just say, it's quite the ambitious one. Masturbation? Check. Losing her virginity? Check. College? Well, that's a bit more complicated.

Now, the scene in question...

Brandy's in her room, alone, trying to tick off that first item on her list. She's got a... shall we say, "helper" at hand. Suddenly, her mom, played by the hilarious Connie Britton, walks in. Cue the awkwardness!

Now, here's where Aubrey Plaza's deadpan humor really shines. Brandy, caught red-handed, doesn't miss a beat. She just looks at her mom, says, "Hey, Mom," and goes right back to her business. I mean, what else can you do in that situation?

Why this scene stands out

It's not just about the shock value, though that's certainly there. This scene is a great example of how "The To Do List" subverts expectations. It's a coming-of-age story, but it's not afraid to tackle topics like female sexuality head-on. And it's funny, oh so funny.

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Plus, it's a reminder that, hey, everyone's got their own to-do list, in a manner of speaking. And that's okay. It's all part of growing up, right?

But why all the fuss about this scene?

Well, it's not every day you see a mainstream movie tackle masturbation, especially from a female perspective. And it's not just about the act itself, but the normalization of it. Brandy's not ashamed, she's just... practical. It's a refreshing change, don't you think?

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Plus, it's a great conversation starter. I mean, how many times have you had to explain to your friends why you can't watch "The To Do List" together because of "that scene"? Too many, I bet.

So, should you watch "The To Do List"?

If you're up for a laugh, a bit of '90s nostalgia, and a healthy dose of reality, then yes, absolutely. Just remember, it's not your average teen comedy. It's got a bit more... oomph to it.

And who knows, you might even learn a thing or two. About to-do lists, of course. What did you think I meant?