Who Is Doing Anal Play and Why?
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Drawing from findings of a survey conducted by Dr. Leanna Wolfe and funded by Avid Media, the owner of the Ashley Madison website, recent trends towards increased openness about anal sex are dissected. Ultimately an interest in anal play among married heterosexuals is not a significant motivator towards cheating. Non-kink identified respondents engaged in anal pleasuring on average a couple of times a year.
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- 19. All Males – 43.9% (n. 1963) All Females – 54.1% (n. 1077) Transgenders – 82.4% (n. 14) Modal Males – 43.7% (n. 902) Modal Females – 56.2% (n. 635) Younger (18-34) – 49.2% (n. 626) › 28% of respondents 18-22 do it to avoid pregnancy Mid-Life (35-49) – 49.9% (n. 1407) Older (50-80+) – 41.9% (n. 589)
- 28. Yes Open to try No 36.8 28.1 35.1 35.6 11.9 52.5 35.4 24.3 40.3 33.5 23.5 43 Total Ashley Madison Modal Females Modal Males
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