Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson. Penthouse thought it would be interesting to take the professor, who admits she is bisexual, out on the town to sample New York's best-known strip clubs and comment on what they mean in the arena of sexual politics. In a tour of three Manhattan clubs, she surveyed scenes of writhing women and ogling men with candid observations that were entertaining and often startling. Because most of my life I was openly lesbian, I totally understand men's passion for women.
Women are beautiful and remote and unreachable.
You feel desperate. There's nothing you can do to win their favor. The only thing men want is women's attention, and in nude dance clubs, they can get it for a moment. I've been gaga about beautiful women. It's a white, bourgeois prejudice to find the seductive wiggling of a butt degrading.