I Have About 100 Pairs Of Pajamas.

I Do Think The Reality Is, There Is A General Recognition Of What I've Accomplished.

I Think Our Society Is Fragmented. Messages Regarding Human Sexuality Have Always Been Mixed In America. We Are A Schizophrenic Nation. We Were Founded Initially By Puritans, Who Escaped Repression Only To Establish Their Own. Then The Founding Fathers Gave Us The Constitution To Separate Church And State. But The One Thing That Got Left Out Of All Those Laws Was Human Sexuality.

I Always Think, Quite Frankly That Pop Culture Is A Lot More Important Than A Lot Of People Realize.

It Has Been Our Experience That Women Usually Prefer Thin, Undernourished, Flatchested Females, Dressed To The Teeth, As A Concept Of "feminine Beauty" -- And That Men Prefer Exactly The Opposite: Voluptuous, Well-rounded And Undressed. The Women's Idealization Of Woman Is Actually A Male Counterpart, Competing With Man In Society; Man's View Of Women Is Far More Truly Feminine.

I Had A Stroke In 1985... I Called It A "stroke Of Luck." I Said, "life Is Like A Train Trip. You're Looking Out The Window And Everything Is Whipping Past And You're Not Really Seeing Anything, And You Need To Get Off The Train And Walk Around A Bit."