Alfred Kinsey: I see marriage as a life-time partnership between equals.
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Alfred Kinsey: Everybody's sin is nobody's sin, and everybody's crime is no crime at all.
Clyde Martin: Sex is a risky game, because if you're not careful, it will cut you wide open.
Alfred Kinsey: Love is the answer, isn't it? But sex raises a lot of very interesting questions...
Alfred Kinsey: When it comes to love, we are all in the dark.
Alfred Kinsey: I see marriage as a life-time partnership between equals.
Clara McMillen: I consider myself a free-thinker, and... frankly... I find you a little churchy.
Alfred Kinsey: If something pleasurable and strongly desired is prohibited, it becomes an obsession. Think about this.
Alfred Kinsey: Don't sit so far away. Anything that creates a distance should be avoided.
Alfred Kinsey: It's all just hooey! Morality disguised as fact.
Alfred Kinsey: Martin's been surprisingly helpful. He's an ideal practice subject since he's had relations with both men and women.
Clara McMillen: You have better things to do than to help a middle aged woman home with her groceries.
Paul Gebhard: We're trying to get pregnant again; so, there was no raincoat to dull the sensation.
Alfred Kinsey: Let's get back to masturbation.
Alfred Kinsey: The fact is, America is awash in sexual activity - only a small portion of which is sanctioned by society.
Alfred Kinsey: Sexual morality *needs* to be reformed - and science will show the way.
Alfred Kinsey: Everybody's sin is nobody's sin, and everybody's crime is no crime at all.
Clyde Martin: Sex is a risky game, because if you're not careful, it will cut you wide open.
Alfred Kinsey: Love is the answer, isn't it? But sex raises a lot of very interesting questions...
Alfred Kinsey: When it comes to love, we are all in the dark.
Alfred Kinsey: I see marriage as a life-time partnership between equals.
Clara McMillen: I consider myself a free-thinker, and... frankly... I find you a little churchy.
Alfred Kinsey: If something pleasurable and strongly desired is prohibited, it becomes an obsession. Think about this.
Alfred Kinsey: Don't sit so far away. Anything that creates a distance should be avoided.
Alfred Kinsey: It's all just hooey! Morality disguised as fact.
Alfred Kinsey: Martin's been surprisingly helpful. He's an ideal practice subject since he's had relations with both men and women.
Clara McMillen: You have better things to do than to help a middle aged woman home with her groceries.
Paul Gebhard: We're trying to get pregnant again; so, there was no raincoat to dull the sensation.
Wardell Pomeroy: How old were you when you first engaged in sexual activity with a partner? Research Subject: Fourteen. Wardell Pomeroy: How? Research Subject: With horse. Wardell Pomeroy: How often were you having intercourse with animals at age 14? Research Subject: It's true. I fucked a pony. You are genius, how did you know? Wardell Pomeroy: You just said you had... sex with horse. Research Subject: Nooo... Whores, not horse, *whores*.
Alfred Kinsey: Who can tell me which part of the human body can enlarge a hundred times. You, miss? Female Student: I'm sure I don't know. And you've no right to ask me such a question in a mixed class. Alfred Kinsey: I was referring to the pupil in your eye, young lady. Alfred Kinsey: And I think I should tell you, you're in for a terrible disappointment.
Reporter: Any plans on a Hollywood picture based on the book? Alfred Kinsey: I can't think of anything more pointless.
Thurman Rice: There's a cure for syphilis and it's called abstinence. Alfred Kinsey: Penicillin works just as well - permanently!
Clyde Martin: You know what amazes me? There's no relation between how sexy a girl looks and her sex life. The ugly ones seem to get all the action. Clara McMillen: I always thought ugly was an ugly word.
Alfred Kinsey: Hello, I'm Professor Kinsey form Indiana University and I'm making a study of sex behaviors. Can we sit and talk? Effete Man in Gay Bar: I assume you're joking. Alfred Kinsey: No, I'm not. I'd be grateful if you'd answer some questions about your sexual history. Effete Man in Gay Bar: Mary here is a Professor. She says she wants to study my sex behavior. Effete Man's Friend: Well, tell him to stick around and watch.
Alfred Kinsey: I can assure you, there's no relation between oral sex and pregnancy. Ben: But, how do you know? Alfred Kinsey: How do I know the earth is round? It just is. Ben: But, has anyone actually proven that there's no connection? Alfred Kinsey: If you're asking if there's been a scientific study devoted to the subject of oral copulation and fertility, well, frankly I don't know. Ben: Well, then how can you be sure?
Clyde Martin: You know, this thing between Prok and me was fine for a while, but I guess I just really miss sleeping with women. Alfred Kinsey: That's perfectly understandable. It's clear from your history you have a greater sexual interest in women than men. Clyde Martin: Good. Then you won't mind if I ask Mac to have sex with me. Only if it appeals to you, of course. Clara McMillen: Would it be separately or together? Clyde Martin: Oh, no, definitely just you and I. Clara McMillen: I think I might like that. What do you think, Prok?
Alfred Kinsey: Ben, do you ever perform oral sex on Emily? Ben: I don't know what that means, sir. Alfred Kinsey: Genital kissing. Ben: My brother told me that that causes problems - later on - with having babies. Alfred Kinsey: Oh, I don't think that's true.
Alfred Kinsey: I felt like a blundering amateur. I couldn't imagine where those kids' crazy idea came from until I discovered this, "Ideal Marriage: Its Physiology and Technique." Clara McMillen: Oh, dear. Alfred Kinsey: "Oral contact, while acceptable as a means of stimulation is pathological if carried through to orgasm and possibly injurious." Clara McMillen: I must be in *grave* danger then.
Alfred Kinsey: Not only is your class irrelevant, it's irresponsible. There's a VD epidemic sweeping this country, Herman. Thurman Rice: And that's my fault? I don't know whether to be insulted or flattered.
Alfred Kinsey: Why not address the need for sex instruction that deals frankly with students real questions, real concerns? Thurman Rice: Open sex instruction promotes daydreaming. It is better to address these matters in a general medical course. Alfred Kinsey: You mean an anti-sex course - with irrelevant gabble about dahlias and bees.
Alfred Kinsey: You're just afraid that I won't love you anymore, which is impossible Mac. The human animal is capable of all kinds of sexual expression. Not all sex has to be sanctioned by love, enriched by emotion. To the Greeks... Clara McMillen: Stop! Stop lecturing, Prok. Stop using science to justify what you've done!
Alan Gregg: It's been said that you've taken to observing women. Alfred Kinsey: Go on. Alan Gregg: In a heightened state of arousal. It's true? Alfred Kinsey: Yes. And do you know why? We went to the leading gynecologists and asked for the physical measurements and they barely know what we were talking about. When it comes to female sex organs, we're all tragically ignorant. Alan Gregg: Who are these women? Alfred Kinsey: Volunteers. Friends of the project. Alan Gregg: Prostitutes! Alfred Kinsey: No! Prostitutes are useless. They fake their orgasms.
