Lulu would get annoyed when certain subjects were brought up in an interview. She never held back her feelings, even on TV talk shows.
"When other magazines talk to me they just start asking these disgusting questions, like, 'So, Lulu, how was your day?' I'll say fine and then the next question is 'How do you like blowjobs?' 'Would you like to give one now?' or 'How much cum do you like in your mouth?' Come on! How much cum do you like in your mouth?
"Of course, you want part of the magazine to be about sex because we're sex symbols and the magazine is about that. After all, let's not mistake what the purpose of these magazines is. Guys read them to get off! Plain and simple! But the magazines (and some guys too) have to realize that we're people and, just because we're in this type of business, it doesn't mean we're any more sexual or kinky than the next person.
"Basically we're all animals and everybody likes climaxing and getting off. What I get appalled about is that because we're upfront about our sexuality, people get this abnormal perception of us when, in fact, we're very normal. Seriously, how does anybody like their blowjobs?"
