History Main / DoYouWantToCopulate

* ''VideoGame/SaintsRowIV'' gives the player the option to {{romance|sidequest}} homies for the first time in the series, though the process is... streamlined.

* In ''Film/TheCookTheThiefHisWifeAndHerLover'', the Wife and Lover meet for the first time without saying anything, then slip off to the bathroom in order to copulate. Later, they have no qualms about making love in very public areas or being nude in front of others. It's a [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible surreal]] film.

* ''Franchise/TheDCU'': This is part of Starfire's characterization as of 2011's ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''. In the first issue, she gets bored and Roy Harper's the nearest guy at the moment, so she propositions him.

* [[PlayedForHorror Played for horror]] and downplayed in ''Film/Jennifer'sBody''. Jennifer approaches single boys because she is a [[LiteralManeater literal maneater]] and wants to eat them. But she fails to seduce the boys. Her first victim is an exchange student who barely understands her language. Her second victim refuses the idea of having sex with his best friend's girlfriend because he died just days before. The boy she kills third is disgusted because at first he thinks she just wants to use him as a sex toy and doesn't care about him. And the boy she attacks fourth, she rejects because he wants to be faithful to his girlfriend. Unfortunately, by the time the boys reject Jennifer, they have already followed her to a secluded location, allowing her to kill and eat them anyway.

* The ambiguously Disordered Saga in ''Series/BronBroen'' at one point is shown to be feeling sexually deprived one evening after work. So she goes to a nightclub, catches a guy's eye, refuses his offer to buy her a drink, and flatly asks him "Do you want to come to my place and have sex?" And after they do, she horrifies him by starting up her laptop and looking at gruesome crime scene photos while still in bed with him. In the second season, she has a live-in boyfriend, and is equally blunt and unromantic about demanding sex from him or offering it. The [[TransatlanticEquivalent American remake]] of this series, ''Series/{{The Bridge|US}}'', duplicates this scene exactly with Sonya ("Do you want to have sex with me?").

-->'''Shepard:''' How about we just skip to the tiebreaker. Your reach, my flexibility.\\
'''Garrus:''' Oh...Oh!

* ''LightNovel/OrcHeroStory'': Due to coming from a culture with no concept of romance, Bash's initial idea of proposing marriage is along the lines of "Do you want to bear my children?" He gets better over time.

* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Linhardt quite bluntly asks Flayn if she wants to have children just so they can what will happen if two people with the same Crest have kids. Flayn is very confused and exasperated by this, and is disappointed that he's not being more romantic about it.

* In ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', the Peacekeepers are an entire society consisting of soldiers and mercenaries. As they have no home world and no civilians, sex is viewed as a means of recreation between battles, or as a mechanical act for the purpose of producing more soldiers. Children are raised in groups and may never learn who their parents are, and finding someone to "recreate" with is as simple as asking. As [[LadyOfWar Aeryn Sun]] is a former Peacekeeper, now in a much less restrictive environment, this becomes a plot point on several occasions. On one occasion she tells John she isn't interested in his romantic advancements, but they can have sex if he wants.

** The Lumati use sex as a way to seal political alliances. In "[[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E12ActsOfSacrifice Acts of Sacrifice]]", Earth tries to ally with them, with Ivanova (who is ''de facto'' ambassador at the moment) being unaware of this fact until the Lumati ambassador agrees to the alliance. She gets out of copulating with the Lumati ambassador (who, in addition to being a stranger, is rather old, unattractive and disagreeable), but preserves the alliance, by doing a strange dance and claiming it's the human version of sex.

** The Lumati use sex as a way to seal political alliances. In "[[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E12ActsOfSacrifice Acts of Sacrifice]]", Earth tries to ally with them, with Ivanova (who is ''de facto'' ambassador at the moment) being unaware of this fact until the Lumati ambassador agrees to the alliance. She gets out of copulating with him (but preserves the alliance) by doing a strange dance and claiming it's the human version of sex.

** The Lumati use sex as a way to seal political alliances. In "[[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E12ActsOfSacrifice Acts of Sacrifice]]", Earth tries to ally with them, with Ivanova (who is ''de facto'' ambassador at the moment) being unaware of this fact until the Lumati ambassador agrees to the alliance. She gets out of it by doing a strange dance and claiming it's the human version of sex.

** The Lumati use sex as a way to seal political alliances. In "[[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E12ActsOfSacrifice Acts of Sacrifice]]", they try to ally with Earth, with Ivanova (who is de facto ambassador at the moment) being unaware of this fact.

** Fuwa asks Tanukichi [[ForScience for scientific purposes.]] Since the current censorship laws prohibits ''even basic Sex Ed'' from being taught at schools, she only has a basic understanding of how human reproduction works. But she's aware that Tanukichi is one of the few people in the country who can [[DoubleEntendre "fill in"]] the rest. So she bluntly tells him he's free to demonstrate with her if it helps him to explain it. Tanukichi bolts for the exit instead.

** An alien race uses sex as a way to seal political alliances. They eventually tries to ally with Earth, with Ivanova (who was de facto ambassador at the moment) being unaware of this fact. HilarityEnsues.
** In the pilot, G'Kar propositions Lyta to mate with him, because his race does not have telepaths and they might be able to breed one. He is enthusiastic about a traditional mating, however, and later episodes suggest he has a thing for human (and [[HumanAlien Centauri]]) women.

** Inverted in "A Happy Refrain", where Claire initiates sex with Isaac. [[spoiler:Isaac feels that his research into relationships ends after copulating and tries to break off the relationship, which just makes everything complicated.]]
** In "Future Unknown," Isaac is marrying Claire but has been told by John [=LaMarr=] that this might not be smart to do without first playing the field and dating other women. He goes straight to Commander Kelly Grayson and tells her "I wish to become intimate with you. If you are unoccupied, may we go on a date followed by sexual conjugation?" Nonplussed, she replies with "Very good, how are you?" When he asks if it's a yes, she replies firmly that it's not, at which point he starts to comm Talla Keyali to make the same request of her, only for Kelly to cut him off.

* The Holoship on ''Series/RedDwarf'' does not have families, and crew members are required to have sex at least twice a day. Refusing an offer of sex is considered bad manners.

* Anise/Freya, a Tok'ra in ''Series/StargateSG1'', propositions Colonel O'Neill this way in "Divide and Conquer":

** On ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', a Cardassian woman mistakenly believes O'Brien has been flirting with her due to intercultural confusion. When he seems to back off, she assures him out of the blue that she's quite fertile, causing him to bang his head.
** ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'': Seven of Nine's "Do you wish to copulate?" This was apparently one of the two scenes Jeri Ryan read in her audition (and she admits hating to this day). Amusingly Harry, who actually ''had'' been trying to seduce her, [[NoGuyWantsToBeChased panics and retreats at this point]].
** Also, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jaIpNdDB0U this scene]] from ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'', along with MaleGaze and DoubleEntendre.

* ''Series/{{War of the Worlds|2019}}'': Emily rather matter of factly asks Kariem if he'll have sex with her. He quickly accepts.

* In an old SciFi story in ''Creator/IsaacAsimov'' magazine, a research team consisting of a male and female human, a talking humpback whale (who spoke through a translation computer) and an alien are hoping to make FirstContact with an even weirder alien. At one point, the female human confides to the whale that she has made amends with the male human whom she had previously disliked. The whale's reply translates into English as "I wish you many happy copulations."

* The [[AmbiguousDisorder Ambiguously Disordered]] Saga in ''Series/BronBroen'' at one point is shown to be feeling sexually deprived one evening after work. So she goes to a nightclub, catches a guy's eye, refuses his offer to buy her a drink, and flatly asks him "Do you want to come to my place and have sex?" And after they do, she horrifies him by starting up her laptop and looking at gruesome crime scene photos while still in bed with him. In the second season, she has a live-in boyfriend, and is equally blunt and unromantic about demanding sex from him or offering it. The [[TransatlanticEquivalent American remake]] of this series, ''Series/{{The Bridge|US}}'', duplicates this scene exactly with Sonya ("Do you want to have sex with me?").

* In "Future Unknown," Isaac is marrying Claire but has been told by John [=LaMarr=] that this might not be smart to do without first playing the field and dating other women. He goes straight to Commander Kelly Grayson and tells her "I wish to become intimate with you. If you are unoccupied, may we go on a date followed by sexual conjugation?" Nonplussed, she replies with "Very good, how are you?" When he asks if it's a yes, she replies firmly that it's not, at which point he starts to comm Talla Keyali to make the same request of her, only for Kelly to cut him off.

** Bud has always had terrible luck with girls, so in a late-season episode, where Marcie's hot babe of a niece Amber comes in his bedroom window uninvited ([[BareYourMidriff wearing a crop top]] and short-shorts) claiming she got lost, he [[EroticDream assumes he's dreaming.]] But he has to make sure, so he just asks her if she wants to have sex. When she answers "Sure", he figures, "Yup, it's a dream alright, but who cares?" (Thing is, it ''wasn't'', and he and Amber would be an item for a few episodes.)

* In ''LightNovel/CatPlanetCuties'', the [[CatGirl Catians]] are very open about sex, particularly when they're in heat. During mating season, Eris repeatedly climbs on Kio and tries to mate with him, and every other Catian is frankly discussing the matter without a hint of inhibition.

* This is Xenovia's modus operandi in ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'' when she wants to make out with Issei. Bonus points for [[NoSocialSkills saying it out loud in front of everyone.]]

* In ''LightNovel/No6'', Safu tells Shion that "she wants his sperm" i.e. that she wants to have sex with him.

* ''LightNovel/{{Shimoneta}}'':

* In ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex'', a young boy wonders how sex feels, and specifically how it feels with a cyborg. Motoko immediately offers a trial run. The boy gets shy and turns down the offer. You can almost hear everyone watching it at the time stating he's an idiot.

* Fairly common in ''Webcomic/{{Oglaf}}'', which, given the {{NSFW}} nature of the comic, shouldn't come as a surprise. In fact, there's arguably more sexual propositions in the comic than there are ''actual introductions.''