Couples have revealed their favorite sexual fetishes for 2024, and the kinks Americans have loved for decades appear to be falling out of favor.
A survey of 4,000 people using the dating app Bumble showed that people lusting after feet, role-playing and latex are going out of style.
The survey showed that this year, continuing after orgasm was the number one perversion, followed by doing it outdoors on a balcony.
The third prank that respondents said turned them on was having sex while playing video games, while waking each other up with oral sex came in fourth.
As a warm-up for the main event, many people said they enjoyed working out together naked, making it the fifth most popular fetish for 2024.
The data also showed a difference in sexual preferences between Generation Z and their Millennial and X counterparts.
Generation Z seems to be a little more docile in their approach to sex.
When asked about their favorite sexual activities, cuddling came out on top along with other preferences, including pampering days at the spa at home, “hanging in a hotel bathtub with a tremendous view” and sex in the bedroom. shower.
A survey of 4,000 people using the dating app Bumble showed that continuing after orgasm was the top perversion, followed by doing it outdoors on a balcony.
To capture the data, Bumble surveyed 4,059 members of its official app, which is available in 46 countries and is designed to build stronger relationships between couples through date planning and communication tips.
When it came to honing that adventurous spirit, Gen Z respondents were more shy about introducing sex toys into the bedroom, with only 43 percent of respondents saying they would be open to it.
This compares to the majority (54 percent) of Millennial and Generation X participants who said they were already using sexual aids or intimate products between the sheets.
Gen Z couples were also less likely to seek advice on intimate positions to spice things up than older generations who used the official app.
Instead, they were twice as likely to report the old classic “missionary” as their favorite position compared to Millennial and Gen X users.
Overall, couples’ favorite sexual positions were revealed to be kneeling (74 percent), face-to-face (72 percent), right angle (70 percent), cowgirl (59 percent), and oral sex (56 percent). hundred).
At the other end of the scale, the most unpopular sexual positions were listed as doggy style (53 percent), sixty-nine (52 percent) and anal (50 percent).
In terms of intimate toys, pink furry handcuffs topped the list for 2023.
In another recent anonymous survey about bedroom problems, objectophilia ranked in the top ten.
Experts at telehealth company Hims asked more than 7,000 Americans about their sex lives and preferred bedroom habits.
As three in four said they wanted to explore different trends, respondents revealed which trends they were most interested in trying.
One of the most popular and risky was objectophilia, which involves being sexually attracted to inanimate objects.
For many, this means inserting foreign objects into the anus or vagina to achieve orgasm.
Recent research shows that nearly 4,000 Americans are taken to the emergency room each year for having these objects stuck in their rectum, including sex toys like vibrators; others have opted for bottles, drugs and even weapons and live animals.
Researchers at the University of Rochester, New York, found that men were more likely than women to arrive at the hospital with a foreign object lodged in their rectum.
Depending on how large or sharp the object is, improper insertion can lead to tears in the rectal wall, infections, and intestinal blockages.
Foot fetishes, role-playing, and cuckolding (the act of watching one’s partner have sex with another person) also made the list of habits Americans are most curious about.
However, role-playing emerged as the number one problem, with 31 percent of respondents voting for this option to spice things up.
The findings come as the United States faces a “sexual recession,” with recent studies suggesting that more than one in three young people have not had a sexual partner in the past year.