People who have been prostitutes are ten times more willing to be johns than the average person. So, if you've been paid for sex you understand the value of that experience on some level. — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
There have been times where I have definitely felt like I was a john. As a pin-up photographer for ten years, when I was photographing men and women, to be honest, sometimes I felt like I was a john, especially… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
It's a pity that there's such a negative connotation about paying for sex. — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
Some men can be very rude. On the other hand, some clients are absolute angels. One john always brought me a gift every time… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I'd like to see feminism really be more loving. Feminists have a lot of righteous anger, and have done a lot to fight for… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I had orgasms with clients, even though it was kind of a taboo at that time to admit it. Women weren't supposed to enjoy… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
The single most important key to sex that I've yet discovered is conscious rhythmic breathing; the more you breathe the more you feel and… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
People who have been prostitutes are ten times more willing to be johns than the average person. So, if you've been paid for sex… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I usually kissed my clients if they wanted to kiss. I thought it was just way too weird to say "no kissing allowed," That… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I met him when I was 18. We split up when I was 38. He saw me grow up too. He was a client,… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
There's a lot of pain and suffering out there. I think there needs to be more joy, and love, and orgasms in the world.… — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I don't think being obsessed with sex is any stranger than being obsessed with stamp collecting. — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
I had many clients who didn't respect me, probably because of how they were raised. We're all the walking wounded. — Annie Sprinkle Copy Share Image
