All the most controversial moments from HBO's 'Girls'

"Girls" has had quite a cultural impact throughout its six-season run. The HBO show was one of the first glimpses of millennial life for a wider audience. Following the worst recession since the Great Depression, creator Lena Dunham used this show as an opportunity to expose how a particular segment of a particular generation really felt, and how their lives were completely different from generations before them.

Along with the struggles of finding a job and choosing a career to stick to, "Girls," which premieres its sixth and final season Sunday, explores how this generation approaches relationships in ways we're not used to seeing on TV.

The storylines and depth of the lives of sexually active (some more than others) twentysomethings in New York City came with many praises, but also plenty of controversy and media handwringing.

Here are the most controversial things to happen throughout "Girls" so far: