It was also clear that many who pay for sex feel unhappy and ambivalent about doing so.
She has always questioned authority, and continues to be ambivalent towards Westminster politics.
The British film industry may be occasionally ambivalent about the Guardian, but they probably love us deep down, and not giving the prize to Laura Poitras's Snowden film would be perverse.
Given Artaud's well-known misogyny it was an intriguing and ambivalent strategy.
The closest he has come to admitting official responsibility was after the death of Nkomo in 1999, when he described the early 1980s as a "moment of madness" – an ambivalent statement not since repeated.
The causes of Bachmann's close call last November with her Democratic challenger can easily be traced to ambivalent Republican voters, who had to choose between the Democrat they didn't know or the nutcase they did.
When asked how audiences in other countries, who may have a more ambivalent view than the film about America's role in Iraq, would receive American Sniper, Taya Kyle, played by Miller in the film, said: "Less than 1% of our men and women sign up to serve this country.
It's occasionally heavy-handed, filming Johnson and King arguing with a portrait of ambivalent slaveholding president George Washington wedged between them.
"I have always been ambivalent about private practice, and I had become increasingly uncomfortable about my own involvement.
But they did say they too were ambivalent about their new roles as free speech icons in ways which echoed some of their critics' concerns.
Many people still feel ambivalent about birds of prey, especially the sparrowhawks that snatch our darling garden birds from feeders and pluck them alive.
