It's the rest of that part that's the tough part. There's a sort of crypto-bisexuality within the sex industry that doesn't really get acknowledged all that often. There's an attraction for certain people within the sex industry because it gives them a place to be bi that is contextualized and has an excuse. I don't think that they really made it. I don't know.
People are whores in so many different ways.
I think it's great that people are just doing it because it's something that they connect with and they actually get something through it. Having recently read James H. Jones' new biography of Alfred Kinsey, I still see Kinsey as an indignant reformer, but no longer as a god. Jones' Kinsey is a very human man, a genius driven by a need to understand himself, rather than by dry science. I sometimes jokingly say that I am a lesbian-identified bisexual, and maybe that's why I can write such good female roles. It was a dimension of sight, of sound, and of really good hors d'oeuvres.