Jiang et al (2006) tested the effect of "invisible" erotic pictures on the attention of gay/bisexual and heterosexual males and females. After comparing attraction/repulsion to male or female erotic stumuli, Jiang et al found that while gay men responded like heterosexual women to the suppressed images, gay/bisexual women responded in between this
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Also: yes! more women-driven erotica!
Hmm. Hey I read once (here? elsewhere?) that women tended to be more turned on by reading erotica than seeing visual things (like pr0n?). Is there actual research on that or is that anecdotal?
'cuz y'know. the smut i'm writing turns me on... lol
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As for the verbal nature of women's arousal, I covered this slightly in september but really, I haven't found any real evidence to support this.
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What's wrong with the current visual pornography anyway? Is there some secret body type they haven't been using?
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That's not an assertion I can demonstrate with sources. I would be very interested if you could.
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