Yes. Realistic.
Kids these years have no morals, and will "hook up" with anyone. Sad. Pathetic. and TRUE.
Aside from the fact that that is a very generalised comment, and also that general depravity has been the case since the beginning of mankind (world's oldest profession, anyone?), I'm not too sure it's all that true.
Yeah, teenagers 'these years' are all very immature and hot-headed, ra ra ra, but we're all still individuals, and just because we're going through the same developmental stages (and not even at the same rates) doesn't mean we're
all motivated by our hormones and flitting to and from partners willy-nilly. Not that I would deny anyone the right to do that. People naturally have different desires and aspirations. Also, I'm not too sure that sex merely for one's own fulfillment is lacking morals, provided it doesn't hurt anyone. It can be for healthy release, for instance. And in this film, the six-way relationship was clearly very loving, in fact it looked like a lot of fun - one big sleep over party all the time!
As to answer the OP's original question, at least from my experience that kind of thing is not common (although it wasn't portrayed in the movie as common either, they were kinda snubbed by a lot of people). The only exception I can think of is of this three-way couple that got together recently, it's a man-girl-manwich, as it were. But it certainly isn't the norm.
For the most part, I'd say this stuff is just as likely to happen with adults as with teens, which isn't to say that
all teens and
all adults would do it. It just depends on one's personal boundaries and imagination, I guess...
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