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I Was Very Influenced By The Musicals And Romantic Comedies Of The 1930s. I Admired Gene Harlow And Such, Which Probably Explains Why, Since The End Of My Marriage, I've Dated Nothing But A Succession Of Blondes.

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.

The Difference Between Marilyn Monroe And The Early Pamela Anderson Is Not That Great. What's Amazing Is That The Taste Of American Men And International Tastes In Terms Of Beauty Have Essentially Stayed The Same. Styles Change, But Our View Of Beauty Stays The Same.

I Was Raised In A Typical Puritan Midwestern Methodist Home And There Was A Lot Of Hurt And Hypocrisy In Those Times. And I Think That Whatever Part Playboy Played And That I Managed To Play In Terms Of The Sexual Revolution Came Out Of What I Saw In The Negative Part Of That Life And Tried To Change Things In Some Positive Way So That People Could Choose Alternate Personal Ways Of Living Their Lives.

There Were Chunks Of My Life When I Was Married, And When I Was Married I Never Cheated. But I Made Up For It When I Wasn't Married. You Have To Keep Your Hand In.