Study of billion web searches reveals what we are really looking for online

Add to My Stories Men are more interested in pornography featuring elderly and fat women than previously thought, according to a new book that says peoples sexual desires have become more exotic.
The authors of A Billion Wicked Thoughts analysed over one billion internet web searches to identify popular sexual desires.
They found that Internet pornography has revolutionised sexual tastes, making what were once seen as perverse fantasies far more widespread.

Online desires: Men prefer overweight women to thin ones and many seek out erotic images of older women according to the research

TOP 10 SEX-RELATED SEARCHES ONLINE

1. Youth (13.5%)2. Gay (4.7%)3. MILFs (4.3%)4. Breasts (4%)5. Cheating wives (3.4%)6. Female genitalia (2.8%)7. Male genitalia (2.4%)8. (Censored by the book authors)9. Bottoms (0.9%)10. Cheerleaders (0.1%)According to the book, men enjoy a wider variety of erotica than imagined, including pornography featuring older women and transsexuals.
When it comes to sexual arousal, men prefer overweight women to underweight women, and a significant number of men seek out erotic images of women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, the authors said.But despite the interest in older women, the online search data from Google, Yahoo! and Bing, showed that the most common type of sex-related searches are connected to youth.Neuroscientist Dr Ogi Ogas said: Our book uses data from the worlds largest psychology experiment, the Internet.
For the first time scientists can see what a billion people all around the world really do when nobody is watching.The study found that men prefer looking at pornographic films and images, whereas women would rather read an erotic story.

Widening tastes? Sexual interests have changed according to Dr Ogi Ogas, the author of A Billion Wicked Thoughts
Dr Ogas said: We analysed a billion web searches, a million websites, a million online erotic stories and a million personal advertisements, all to answer a single question. What are the ultimate difference between male desire and female desire?All around the world men prefer to look at images and women prefer to read and talk about stories.

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Over 75 per cent of visitors to visual adult sites are men and they are the only ones willing to pay to look at images and videos.
Seventy-five per cent of visitors to erotic story sites are women, and the women are prepared to pay to go to these sites and they are willing to discuss the stories with other women.The book also says that womens sexual desires change more over their lifetimes.

Under the covers: Sexual interests change more across lifetimes in femalesDrOgas said: Male sexual interests are forged at birth and during adolescence and they do not change much across a mans life. So a mans sexual interests at 25 are probably going to be the same when he is 75.Its completely different with female sexuality. Female sexuality is much more flexible. A females sexual interests change across her life, change across seasons and even her monthly cycle.What she is interested in age 25 might be completely different to what she is interested in aged 45.


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