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Study 1: Done across 6 continents. ~65.1% of heterosexual women show implicit gynaphelia (sexual attraction to women)
Edit:
For the 2025 study one, if you go under section "Study one", there is a sub-section called "Sexual preference-IAT":
Study 2: Sexual arousal. Straight women as aroused by the male body as by bonobos having sex. Are aroused by female body. Consistently more aroused by females than by males for all sexual activities.
Edit: More studies:
That most women are at least bisexual has been well replicated in psychology using various types of measures for the last 50 years:
It is well replicated in many studies that heterosexual women tend to be aroused and distracted equally by both sexes regardless of what their subjective arousal is (or generally a bit more in favor of females), being almost perfectly bisexual. (Schmidt, 1975; Steinman et al, 1981; Costa et. al, 2003; Chivers et. al, 2007; Lykins et. al, 2007; Rupp and Wallen, 2007; Rieger and Savin-Williams, 2012; Bailey et. al, 2013; Chivers et. al, 2015; Sarlo, Buodo, 2017; Bailey et. al, 2018; Snowden et. al, 2024).
However, these studies prove that they don't actually find the male body as such physically appealing. Their sexual attraction to men is far more complex.
The truth will set you free.
Edit:
For the 2025 study one, if you go under section "Study one", there is a sub-section called "Sexual preference-IAT":
The 2021 study is not avaliable, but here is the 2014 study on Sci-Hub. Photos are on Page 5 Figure 1.
Study 2: Sexual arousal. Straight women as aroused by the male body as by bonobos having sex. Are aroused by female body. Consistently more aroused by females than by males for all sexual activities.
Edit: More studies:
That most women are at least bisexual has been well replicated in psychology using various types of measures for the last 50 years:
It is well replicated in many studies that heterosexual women tend to be aroused and distracted equally by both sexes regardless of what their subjective arousal is (or generally a bit more in favor of females), being almost perfectly bisexual. (Schmidt, 1975; Steinman et al, 1981; Costa et. al, 2003; Chivers et. al, 2007; Lykins et. al, 2007; Rupp and Wallen, 2007; Rieger and Savin-Williams, 2012; Bailey et. al, 2013; Chivers et. al, 2015; Sarlo, Buodo, 2017; Bailey et. al, 2018; Snowden et. al, 2024).
However, these studies prove that they don't actually find the male body as such physically appealing. Their sexual attraction to men is far more complex.
The truth will set you free.
