Pamela Anderson opened up about her relationship with Julian Assange, as well as a slew of other things, in a bizarre new blog post.
Anderson, 49, has been linked to the WikiLeaks founder for months, paying him visits at the Ecuadorian embassy in London and calling him "sexy" on her website.
In a post from Thursday night, the "Barb Wire" star writes:
My relationship
with Julian –It's no secret,
He is one of my favorite people-
and
He might be the most famous, most politicized refugee
of our time.
Famous for being persecuted.
Famous for being persecuted is not a position of power but a position of vulnerability.
She continued:
He's a good person who cares about the world.
Everyone can see what has been done to him is wrong.He is a kind and deeply empathetic person.
Uncompromising on principle.
Something that is born out of his
disposition to curiosity.
Often the public image projects
a harshness that Is not at all what he is like in a relaxed and trusting environment-He's the good guy… and I admire him greatly-
The former "Baywatch" babe also noted:
Julian is trying to
Free the world by educating it.
It is a romantic struggle—
I love him for this-
It wasn't just her relationship with Assange, 45, that Anderson addressed in her ill-punctuated post. She also touched on the theme of sex, particularly of faking orgasms, a topic she says she will address in an upcoming book.
"I'm afraid people might forget how to make love," she wrote, adding:
I do point out in my book –
just
for fun-
One thing we might not be responsible for-
is our own orgasm.
That is our lover's job.
Or was…?
In a society that is becoming desensitized, robotic
and in some cases debilitatingly [sic] prescriptive.
Women are faking orgasms more—
maybe to just get it all over with-
It's a lot less fun.
and such a shame-
And sends mixed signals-Maybe this is how we deal with over-population ?
Less sex?
It's only the most recent in a series of sex-related messages from the actress and mother of two.
Anderson recently starred in a steamy ad advocating physical self-love. She also took strong stands against pornography, calling it a "public hazard," and forbade her teenage sons from using dating apps.
The missive may be a marketing tool for the "sensual revolution" she promised in October.
"We're talking about the sensual revolution. Having intimacy and intimate relationship with so much better sex," she told CBS' "This Morning." "We're not prudes. We're not talking about no sex. We want better sex."
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