What google searches say about our sexual anxieties and wishes

[Nelson Vergel]

'We do not often talk about male body insecurity. And while it is true that overall interest in personal appearance skews female, it is not as lopsided as stereotypes would suggest. According to my analysis of Google AdWords (also based on anonymous, aggregate web activity), interest in beauty and fitness is 42 percent male; weight loss is 33 percent male; and cosmetic surgery is 39 percent male. Among all searches with “how to” related to breasts, about 20 percent ask how to get rid of man breasts.'

" Men Google more questions about their sexual organ than any other body part: more than about their lungs, liver, feet, ears, nose, throat and brain combined.

Men make more searches asking how to make their penises bigger than how to tune a guitar, make an omelet or change a tire. Men’s top Googled concern about steroids is whether taking them might make their penis smaller. Men’s top Googled question related to how their body or mind changed as they aged was whether their penis got smaller."

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/25/o...owitz-searching-for-sex.html?mwrsm=Email&_r=0

 

[Vince]

Nelson, interesting article I wonder if it's all true, before I became widowed. I had an awesome sex life with my wife. My wife had a rule no pets no kids no TV in the bedroom. The bedroom was for two things sleeping and loving, we did make love at least once every day. I still either rub one off or have sex every day.