She said: “I think it comes from the morbid sense of humor my sister has. I love sick jokes. I can’t tell you, but what I will say is that nothing shocks me. Really nothing. Gross things make me laugh like a 12-year-old. Penis jokes make me laugh.”
However, Amanda admits she hasn’t always been so flippant and easygoing about sex and rude jokes because of her conservative childhood.
The 25-year-old blonde told Marie Claire magazine: “Sex was meant to be a scary thing. Because of AIDS and pregnancy, we were constantly taught to stay away from it. Schools, videos, abstinence … It was just made out to be this very scary thing. My parents aren’t very religious anyway, so that wasn’t part of it. I think it was just the society where I grew up which made me look at it wrong. Also there were a lot of girls who got pregnant at school so that was terrifying.”
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She and I shared the same views about sex growing up. Although my thoughts on it have changed. I still laugh at how in high school the teachers wanted to scare us by sharing all kinds of things about aids and other things you could get.
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