What do women really want? A professor is trying to answer the question,
according to The New York Times Magazine, by showing men and women lots of bonobo pornography. She also showed them homosexual sex, heterosexual sex, a man masturbating, a woman masturbating, a chiseled man walking naked on a beach and a toned woman doing calisthenics in the nude. She measured their arousal in two ways: hooked up to their genitals, and asking them to report how turned on they were. Her findings were illuminating: While the men responded in 'categorically specific ways' (the ones who identified as straight got off hetero sex, lesbian sex, and watching women while the gay men did the same with men), the women got turned on by absolutely everything.
No matter what their self-proclaimed sexual orientation, their arousal went up whether it was men with men, women with women or apes on the screen. And for the straight women, what happened in their minds didn't necessarily match what they typed in on their keypads. 'During shots of lesbian coupling, heterosexual women reported less excitement than their vaginas indicated; watching gay men, they reported a great deal less; and viewing heterosexual intercourse, they reported much more.'
“I feel like a pioneer at the edge of a giant forest,” Chivers said, describing her ambition to understand the workings of women’s arousal and desire. “There’s a path leading in, but it isn’t much.” She sees herself, she explained, as part of an emerging “critical mass” of female sexologists starting to make their way into those woods. These researchers and clinicians are consumed by the sexual problem Sigmund Freud posed to one of his female disciples almost a century ago: “The great question that has never been answered and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my 30 years of research into the feminine soul, is, What does a woman want?”
Her study raises some fascinating questions about how much of our desire is unconscious. Or maybe we just don't want to admit that strange things turn us on for cultural reasons? Another researcher concludes that women seem to want a paradox: We want to be 'thrown up against a wall but not truly endangered', as well as a 'caveman and caring'. Basically, we want 'Denzel Washington'.
Too much to ask for an Internet dating profile? Lately I've been settling for 'financially solvent, with own hair and teeth...'
Comments
IMHO.
Right...
If anyone can explain to me how this control is supposed to be achieved please?
...At all. But it might just be me :)
Oh, anyone on the Internet could have told her that. Slashfic, anyone?
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