The story of Lynn Roberts is not unusual for female porn addicts, as the porn industry is notorious for its aggressive use of hyper-sexualized images of women as objects and fantasies. A few examples: The infamous video of her masturbating on the set of the Emmy-winning TV reality TV series, The X Factor. The man who helped build the site with his work, Brad Travolta, has recently quit the site and is now calling himself a porn addict and has an interest in the site. The book is all over the internet and has earned Roberts an award for Best Male Porn. In Dworkin's book Silence, she argues that women find it hard to understand what it is they object to. A number of her quotes refer to what could be considered sexual or non-sexual, or even just socially acceptable. I asked Dworkin to explain why, in Dworkin's mind, you don't make it a binary problem if you object to seeing someone naked, but rather just an interesting way of looking at sexual activity that seems so off.