Rigid heterosexuality does not exist

The sexuality of women is more fluid than that of men, according to a study by the University of Essex

GAYLES.TV.- It seems that the tortilla is turned and those that are confused are those that have clear orientation. Science has shown that rigid heterosexuality it does not exist, and less in the case of women. A study conducted by the University of Essex (United Kingdom) shows that women's sexual arousal is similar to male and female stimuli. The investigation analyzed the response of 500 women to stimuli of both sexes.

«Physiologically, women are equally aroused by stimuli from both sexes" it states Gerulf Rieger, the study author. The heterosexual participants showed the same excitement of their intimate organs when observing provocative images of men, as of women. In the case of the participants homosexual they did show a clearly preferred physical response to female stimuli. For the study they were analyzed in successive tests, both the irrigation of their vulva and the dilation of their pupils.

The report of Alfred Kinsey In the mid-twentieth century, where the American biologist measured sexual orientation on a scale from 0 to 6, he was the first to shake the foundations of heteroxuality. Years later Michael Storms reformulated the Kinsey scale and also added the orientations of bisexual and asexual, among other changes. For a long time, the fact that we all have a bisexual tendency has been raised for some time, although it is a controversial issue on which the experts do not agree.