Decades ago the Kinsey Institute infamously attempted to define
the parameters of human sexual thought and behavior.

Over the years books such as My Secret Garden by Nancy Friday
have elaborated upon just how dirty the human mind can get.

But it wasn’t until Internet-driven research came along that we
really found out what human beings think and do in private
anonymity.

This bold insight comes to you in large part courtesy of my guest,
neuroscientist Dr. Ogi Ogas, along with his fellow researchers.

So how did Ogi compile all of his research, and how can he know
it’s accurate?

How did it differ from other scientists’ expectations?

What’s up with women’s ‘rape fantasies’, and how does what
goes on in their romance novels differ from what happens in
online porn?

What other dark emotions are most prevalent in human sexual
fantasies…and how are they often weirdly in conflict with each
other?

What is the one sexual fantasy we all seem to secretly have in
common, regardless of our gender or sexual orientation?

And how come the porn people choose to watch tends to depict
something different than the sexual experiences they’d partake
of IRL?

Next, get Ogi’s surprising thoughts on so-called ‘female friendly’
porn, and the REAL reason why women can be so resentful of
mainstream porn designed for men.

Are women watching porn at all? If so, how many of them…and
what types of them? How do women really view porn usage by
their significant others, and the fantasies associated with it?

And as men, are we really turned on by the types of women the
media says we should be?

Prepare to have your preconceived notions of what ‘normal’
fantasies look like completely upended:

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