7 Strange Sex Studies I Found (And What They Can Teach Us)
I fell down a sex study rabbit hole and learned a few things
Would you have sex with a head on a stick?
I’m hoping you answered no to that question — it was not something I had ever considered asking — until I went down a strange rabbit hole today.
I was researching for an upcoming article, and one of the studies I was reading took me in an unusual direction. It was about the sexual behavior of male turkeys — which we shall come to.
From the turkey study, I was drawn into a world of weird and wonderful sex studies. Highly educated academics with a string of letters after their names invested time and money into the most peculiar studies. I was struggling to see the benefits of such a study.
But I don’t like seeing time or money go to waste, so I thought I would look at some of these sex studies and see what we can learn from them.
Hopefully, these insights can improve our sex lives somehow — even turkey heads on a stick.
1. Driver’s ed
Cindy Struckman-Johnson, a professor at the University of South Dakota, wanted to research how prevalent sex acts were while driving and the impact they caused.
