Believe me, I definitely don't need to drink a bottle of strong alcohol to be in the crosshairs of the cameras. You can probably see for yourself that most of the filming of studio Zoo was either shot without emotion at all, or with obvious tension and nervousness. For me, sex can't be like that. My sex is always a volcano, always an event that prolongs my life, and a real celebration. I'm not a sexaholic, I don't accept strangers, other people's dogs. I only have sex with people I love, that's why I look so natural in the frame.

But you were referring to the other side of my genre, which should make me nervous. Shame, condemnation, morality... I have a short conversation here. I can only be guilty in front of those I love. I can also be ashamed only in front of them. And only they can hurt me. Everything else – society, sociability – is not for me. I have no idea who this guy is who shames me for having sex with my beloved dog. A pedophile? The murderer? A corrupt official? Or just a stupid jerk? What, in his opinion, should be the basis of my emotions, especially such complex ones as shame? I can't afford to be ashamed of strangers.

Well, another thing I might be nervous about is the law. Fortunately, my producer is an impeccable lawyer. I don't do things that can't be done in countries where it's impossible. Everything that may seem illegal to viewers from conservative countries, I do where the law does not require it.