Studies prove male bisexuality exists

Two new US studies have shown what many have long understood – that some males are aroused by both men and women.

Both studies are said to refute previous research that showed male bisexual arousal didn’t exist.

The first study – Sexual Arousal Patterns of Bisexual Men Revisited – recently published in journal Biological Psychology, involved 100 self-professed bisexual, heterosexual and homosexual men.

All three groups of the men watched straight and gay sex videos. While watching the videos their genital responses were monitored with sensors. Subjective responses also measured how much the men liked or disliked the videos as they watched them.

The results showed that the bisexual men in the study were physically aroused by videos of men having sex with men and women having sex with women.

The other study, published in Archives of Sexual Behavior recently, used a slightly different approach to validate the existence of male human bisexuality.

That study of bisexual, heterosexual and homosexual men also monitored the physical and subjective arousal effects from watching adult movies. But it included a movie of men having sex with both a women and another man.

This “bisexual stimuli” depicted a woman and man fondling each other while both fellating another man, vaginal intercourse, and male on male anal intercourse. The movie had a greater arousal effect on the bisexual men than on the heterosexual and homosexual men in the study.

Both the new studies contradict the findings of similar research which questioned whether some men can be aroused, or turned on, by both sexes.

The two newer studies used different recruitment criteria to increase the probability of finding men who were bisexually aroused rather than those who identified as being bisexual for other reasons.

Via Healthy Living News.