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ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Women seek online adult dating more than men do=- (2/3/2009 7:19:44 AM)
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No sexual preferences were mentioned. Just a straight cross section. In marketing I have always used the old rule of thumb which is “10% are gay”. However, in this modern “scared straight” post AIDS society, the unofficial figures have dropped by more than half reporting as low a 1% and as high as 4% having same sex experiences.
OLD SCHOOL BRITAIN - According to the NATSAL surveys (1989-1990), for Brits, it should be about
95% het male vs 5% gay/bi male
91% het female vs 9% gay/bi female
. . . as defined by “same sex experience”.
OLD SCHOOL USA - According to Kinsey (1940s), Americans report:
Amongst the men he found:
* 37% reported some homosexual contact;
* 13% reported more homosexual than heterosexual contact;
* 4% reported exclusively homosexual contact.
Amongst the women he found:
* 13% reported some homosexual contact;
* 4% reported more homosexual than heterosexual contact;
* 1% reported exclusively homosexual contact.
Despite the age of both the Brit & US study, it is interesting that more Brit females report same sex experience than males at almost 2x. However, in the U.S. same sex male contact is 3x more common than same sex female contact.
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ORIGINAL: Prinsexx
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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist
Porn may be the pathway to a man's heart but it looks like cyber-sex is the gateway to a woman's passions! From the top 20 sex search phrases on the internet, women only rank higher than men in 5 categories.
Adult Dating
Cyber Sex
Adult Sex
Teen Sex
Free Sex
It is obvious that women show a specific trend in their sexual appetites and it does create a target profile.
Women like interactive online participation like dating and cybering.
Women are age specific and like their sex entertainment to be age defined.
Women like free samples of the sexual entertainment a service will provide.
Please note, this does not represent conversion ratios. This is only a profile of what women surfing for adult entertainment prefer more than their male counterparts.
Is this gender and het specific?
I'd be interested in the patterns for say male on male dating...........
or figures for the trans world......
aren't we spose to say metrosexual r even pansexual nowadays?
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