Something of a control freak, red-haired Florence says OK, but only if Richard agrees to certain stipulations. Naturally, things get complicated. We sell sex very upfront at the strip clubs, but then, all of these rules kick in . . . There's a lot of sex in Hollywood movies, but nobody deals with the real issues, like trust, communication and love. I think there's a lot left to explore, especially for young men today, who have been conditioned to think of women as sex objects.
Computers objectify women.
But she really only had to drive down the Sunset Strip to see how eroticism is exploited in the marketplace. It's intense, and insidious, how pornography is used to create an insatiable desire for consumer goods. I'm not just talking about using a model to sell a car, but actually turning the car into a sexual object. There's the addiction to money and an addiction for the power they have over men. They're strong and a lot more savvy than some of the women I know who try out for TV shows.