As I stated in another post on this board- I believe they purposely switched the roles of man and woman to prove a point- to get people thinking about it in a subtext fashion. The couple you are mentioning- the girl is very manipulative while the male is very feminine. She guilt him into trying it for one- kinda stereotypical and then didn't stop. Also, the whole sex was about her and pleasing her desires and not about connecting or becoming closer. They even blatantly state that effect in not so many words when he mentions how he said stop and how she doesn't think about him during sex. The whole movie feels more like a forced psychological point through subtext- I'm unsure if I enjoyed the movie or not in the end. I wouldn't re-watch it but this movie most definitely sprung "Better with you" tv series.

It is just a movie but I was a little bothered how he asked her to stop during and she kept going. If roles were reversed people would be crying rape. So he ejaculated but some women get unintentionally excited during rape. Anyway still a good movie, I was hoping he was gonna get his turn after.

That scene was hilarious. I guess she found his G Spot! I love how he acted violated until she reminded him just how much fun he had all over himself.