Even straight women fall for lesbian porn, says University of Essex study

The findings are in line with several other studies, which claim women are inherently bisexual.

December 14, 2015, NewsCrunch

There seems to be some truth to the popular notion that even women, who identify themselves as heterosexual, have bisexual inclinations.

Researcher Gerulf Rieger from the University of Essex, England, has published a study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology covering 345 women, making the claim.

He had earlier established that there was a 100% link between pupil dilation and sexual arousal.  That is, when you watch porn, as to be expected, your pupils dilate.

The new study used eye-tracking devices to find that videos of naked men and women equally caused straight women's pupils to dilate, signalling sexual arousal.
"Even though the majority of women identify as straight, our research clearly demonstrates that when it comes to what turns them on, they are either bisexual or gay, but never straight," said Rieger.

In contrast, women who identified themselves as lesbians had no response for naked males.

The findings are in line with several other studies, which claim women are inherently bisexual.

In 2011, a study from Boise State University stated that 60 percent of heterosexual women admitted to being attracted to other women, while 45 percent had kissed another woman.