If you are going to be viewing my galleries please keep this in mind.

1. Correlation doesn’t equal causation. Meaning just because there may be a statement like, “women that like BBC are generally under 5’ tall” doesn’t mean that the reason why they like BBC is because they are under 5’ tall. It’s just a pattern or coincidence that has been noted.

2. Many of these numbers don’t factor in things like demographics, income level, age, race, sexual preference, mental illness, abuse, forced activity, if it was done for pleasure or money, mental state, emotional state, geography, era, etc. an example would be if we asked 100 college women in Oregon if they like sex while high on THC, and 71% said yes. Those numbers might change to 13% if we asked the same question to 100 women at the university of Utah.

3. Sample sizes are important. If there are 100 women asked (which makes up a very small sample size compared to actual female population) the results can give a false significance depending on the group itself. If we asked 100 women if they go without cocks, and 88% said yes, it doesn’t mean 88% of women hate cocks. If we asked that question outside of Lesbian pride headquarters the numbers would make sense why it was so biased. Not attacking lesbians, just using that as a made up example most people would grasp.

4. Some results are from studies that are from different countries, or are from biased sources. In some countries certain sexual behavior is more normalized than others. Also if a magazine like “Gay weekly” (if that even exists) does a poll about what is the best dick size, the results will be more than likely biased leaning towards what the gay community wants ideally.

5. Many studies don’t account for lying, confusion, and multiple entries. When anonymity exists within a study, it’s hard to control the reliability of the data gathered. Some people like to purposely give false answers, and try to sway findings for a multitude of reasons.

6. Some are studies not carried out using accepted methods by scientists and academia. Some studies are carried out by reporters, enthusiasts, and hobbyists. Although many studies are carried out by graduate students, sociologists, psychologists, etc. some of their methods are less than satisfactory.

7. Some tests are performed under high levels of accuracy, and sometimes even include lie detectors, sodium pentothal, and other forms of chemical hypnosis / sedation. Many are carried out by foreign and domestic government agencies (military, law enforcement, and intelligence communities), doctors, and scientists by means that many would consider unethical.

8. I know which studies are the most accurate, and you can count on a high level of accuracy. I also know which ones are off, but were published anyway.

9. There are contradictory findings. 3 studies will often give 3 different results. Which one is accurate? Hard to determine at times. Maybe they are all correct, maybe they are all wrong, maybe only one got it right. I won’t post something if I feel the number is way too off. If I know that 4% of the population has had sex with a parent, and a study suggests that 80% have, I won’t post that. On the other hand, if a study suggest the number may be as high as 9% I will post that.

10. I won’t waste my time trying to convince you of the validity of a number given, or cite sources, or anything else that really doesn’t matter. These galleries are meant to entertain, as well as open your mind to another possible reality that is hidden. Hidden because sex is the most oppressed activity and topic in the world. This causes many people to bottle up what they really feel, desire, and do out of the fear of being judged by peers.

Enjoy my galleries, and keep an open mind.

Samantha