Jodi Arias: Fan of Kinky Sex, Not of Being Treated Like Prostitute

Accused murderer Jodi Arias said she often felt "like a prostitute" at the hands of her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander, but she did enjoy some kinky sex.

Prosecutor Juan Martinez, after a day of aggressive questioning and bickering with Arias, asked her about her own suggestions for her sex life with Alexander.

Arias, 32, is accused of killing Alexander, but claims self-defense.

Here's an prime example of why this trial is all over the news:

"You introduced KY Jelly into the relationship to make it more sexually enjoyable, right?" Martinez asked the defendant in court yesterday.

"When we're talking about experimentation, it looks like you both were experimenting together."

"So when we hear things like, 'I felt like a prostitute,' that's not exactly true, is it?"

Arias' reply to that question: "I didn't feel like a prostitute during, just after."

Martinez showed the jury a text message Arias sent offering to perform oral sex on Alexander, comparing it to a statement she made on direct testimony.

Jodi Arias said she felt like a prostitute when Alexander tossed a piece of chocolate at her and walked away without a word after she performed oral sex.

"How is it you can say you 'felt like a prostitute' when you're moving the relationship ahead like this?" Martinez asked. "The act itself is the same thing, and here you're requesting it."

"The geography is different, but isn't it the same act? And you're requesting it?"

"When he (ejaculated) and left after, I felt like a prostitute. When we mutually went through things together I didn't," Jodi Arias said in response to that.

Then there were the Jodi Arias nude photos.

She admitted sending Alexander a topless pic of herself after he sent her photos of his penis, and that she only did it after she had her breasts enhanced.

Martinez continued his efforts to discredit Arias, including her statements that she often succumbed to Alexander's fantasies so she wouldn't hurt his feelings.

He has focused on portraying Arias as a liar for much of his direct examination.

Arias is charged with murder for killing her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander at his home in Mesa, Ariz., in June 2008. She claims she killed him in self defense.

According to her, he was violent and sexually demanding in the months before the confrontation. She also claimed he was interested in young boys.

The prosecution claims she killed him in a jealous rage.