Right! So letâs talk about how Iâm the disgusting one in this situation, and about a man who âdid nothingâ! This is by no means a comprehensive list of the atrocities this man has committed.
Emotionally/sexually abused and manipulated women in the Playboy mansion:
From Jennifer Saginor, a woman who used to live at the Playboy mansion:
-âHonestly, are they Playmates or inmates?â (x)
- Girls had to stay tanned, slim, and ideally, blonde. They were also required to dress a certain way. (x)
- Heftner decided who was allowed to speak. (x)
- Women in the mansion were forced to do whatever Heftner wanted sexually. Women who disagreed or refused to participate were given horrible treatment and lowered in âranksâ. (x)Â
- Additionally, girls would be told to sleep together even if they werenât bisexual: âHeâs big into âgirl-onâgirlâ.) (x)
- Diets were given to the women in the mansion who help them lose weight. Lots of girls were on amphetamines, and Jennifer described the emphasis on weight loss as âvery abusiveâ. (x)
From Holly Madison, a woman who used to live at the Playboy mansion:
- âHe knew roughly four things about each girl: her name, her age, where (approximately) she was from and how well she behaved and followed the rules. He liked to play favorites to keep everyone on their toes. How else could he stay in control of seven women? He needed to somehow maintain the upper hand.â (x)
- Hefner conducted a nightly âbizarre bedtime group sex ritualâ. (x)Â
- â[The Playboy mansion] disguises a grubby world where some girls feel they are no better than prostitutes, paid pocket money by an octogenarian obsessive who funds plastic Âsurgery to turn them into his physical ideal [âŠ]â  (x)
- The mansion had dirty living conditions, with a rigid 9pm curfew for grown women. (x) Â Â
- âThere was no protection and no testing for sexually transmitted Âdiseases,â said a woman who used to live in the Playboy mansion. (x)
- Jennifer Sanginor stated that the Playboy mansion housed underage girls (x)
- Playboy magazine wrote an article containing an article on a book titled Without Shame: Encouraging the Childâs Healthy Sexual Development, saying its release âcouldnât have come at a better timeâ. This article was accompanied by an image of a childâs letter block with a nude, masturbating woman depicted on one side (captioned ânever too youngâ). The book itself noted that âinnumerable baby boys were born with fully erect sexual organsâ and that âall girl babies lubricated vaginally in the first four to six hours of lifeâ â and are, therefore, apparently ready for sexual intercourse. (x)
- Heftner made his sons Marston, 9, and Cooper, 10, share a bedroom with a âgirlfriendâ in the mansion. (x)
-Â Playboy published a feature article entitled âThe Child-Pornography Mythâ by Lawrence Stanley, which was originally published in Paidika, The Journal of Paedophilia. Stanley was also affiliated with Uncommon Desires, a publication geared toward those with a sexual interest in young girls. He has since been arrested for the possession of child pornography. (Playboy Magazine 1988) (x)
- Examining Playboy magazines over the span of 25 years, it was found that Santa Claus was depicted as a âchild magnetâ 329 times. In 170 of those cases, sexual activity was involved. (x)
-Â In urging men to have recreational sex, Playboy stated âdate virgins, or very young lovers, or people who were monogamous for the past decade, and you cut down your chances of being exposed to the virusâ. (Playboy Magazine May 1987)
-Â Dorothy Stratten, a Playboy centerfold, was tricked and intimidated into photo sessions by Snider at age 17, who then sold the photos and access to Dorothy herself to Hefner. Ms. Stratten said she was sexually molested by Hefner. After her death, Hefner was made aware that Ms. Stratten had hated the pornography made of her and had hated posing for it. He responded by issuing more videotapes of Ms. Stratten posing. (x)
- Playboy featured photos of Brooke Shields, painted sexually, naked in a bathtub, at age 10. (x)
- Cartoons in Playboy depicted men raping animals as being humourous. (source link contains photo of an example cartoon)
-  âThen Hefner said that while he liked âDeep Throatâ, he was more interested by the movie [which she was forced into by her abusive husband] Iâd made with a dog.âÂ
âOh, you saw that one?â Chuck [her batterer husband] said.
âOh that was terrific,â Hefner said, âYou know, weâve tried that several times, tried to get a girl and a dog together, but it has never worked out.â
âYeah, that can be very tricky,â Chuck said, âThe chickâs got to know what sheâs doing.â
âThatâs something Iâd like to see,â Hefner said, âI think Iâve seen every animal flick ever made butââ
Then Chuck offers Linda as a âwillingâ participant. (Ordeal by Linda Lovelace)
- Heftner offered an unwilling participant a quaalude. When she declined, he replied, âUsually I donât approve of drugs, but you know, in the â70s they used to call these pills âthigh openersâ.â (x)
- Heftner on feminism: âThese chicks are our natural enemy. What I want is a devastating piece that takes the militant feminists apart. They are unalterably opposed to the romantic boy-girl society that Playboy promotes.â (x)
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