This is going to be a really weird question. But i'm young, my parents monitor all of the things I buy very closely. My parents are very strict and preach abstinence as an only option. I have been going to purity balls with my father since before I can remember. After I saw the preview for your documentary I want to see more, and learn more about this subject. But like I said, my parents monitor everything I buy. Is there a way of watching your movie without my parents knowing?
— Asked by Anonymous
That’s not a weird question at all! I don’t know if this is helpful, but you can watch The Purity Myth on Prescreen for $4 online. If your parents monitor your online spending/activity and that won’t work, shoot me an email through this form. We’ll figure something out.
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brieana90 said:
I hope anon knows how to clear their internet history.
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voldimortsnipple said:
I really hope you get to watch it. Its amazing
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heinous--bitch said:
Not sure if this works for wherever you are, but if you go to the media education foundation website, they give online previews of documentaries, including the purity myth, for free, full length. It won’t show up on any bills or anything. Good luck!
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witchbaby said:
can you have a friend purchase it & you can just pay them back?
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