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Research Study Looks into Decoding Sexual Messages of Bathroom Wall Graffiti Art

Introduction

A research study reviews graffiti content that was created by men and women found on bathroom walls in nine area bars in a Midwestern city. Yet, the study takes a look at psychological connections including sex and love that may be hidden within the context. Graffiti art has been studied in the past. This study is one of the most recent conducted with data focusing on other aspects that differ from studies completed years ago. The data from men and women were compared to note differences and similarities in the presence of graffiti art.

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Potential Reasons Why Stressed Men Are Drawn to Women of Size. Sexology Research

A recent study conducted by British researchers suggests men who find themselves in stressful situations may be more likely to seek comfort in women who have a fuller body size. The study included reviewing stressful experiences of men and how it may have an influence on how they view attractiveness in women, especially of those of size. While this takes a scientific look at reasons why, many feel that men often find women to be more attractive when they have a variation of curves instead of being skinny.

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Casual Sexual Experiences During the First Two Months of College. Sexology Research

“Hook ups,” also known as casual sexual behavior is the subject of a recent study conducted that included heterosexual undergraduates transitioning to college in northeast America. Participates recorded their sexual behaviors and attitudes during the first two months of their transition while on campus. In some cases it may seem as if certain sexual attitudes in social situations may signal wen hookup behavior may occur among men and women. Women seemed to have a higher risk of obtaining a negative social reputation pertaining to sexual behavior. Yet, many women claimed they may hookup without sexual penetration.

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