Google revealed most commonly searched sex questions and they prove men know nothing about pleasuring women

You won't believe what men search on Google when it comes to sex. Photo Courtesy: Youtube/ErosNow

Sex is amazing, but not for all women. You see, while men may achieve an orgasm easily, women don't. Because let's be honest many men don't know how to pleasure their partners in bed. We mean, a recent study had revealed that they don't even know the difference between a vagina and a vulva. So, when Google revealed its most commonly searched sex questions, we weren't surprised. After all, it proved what we had known for so long--men don't know anything about sex. Why you ask? Well, the most searched questions were "Where is the G-Spot?" and "How to make a woman orgasm ."

What Did The Research Actually Find?

According to Daily Mail, the research conducted by condom company Durex found that that the most searched sex question on the search engine has been locating the G-spot. Which is not surprising at all, right? And that's not even the weirdest finding of the study.

The researchers found that for some, how to have sex in the first place are more of a pressing concern than searching for the elusive G-spot. Yep, you read that right. How to insert a male organ into a female organ?' was another sex question that appeared in the top 10.

However, the study also revealed another alarming fact about people's sexual health. These questions indicated that people may be turning to google rather than visiting the sexual health clinic. Many searched for queries like 'Can you get rid of herpes?' and 'How to get rid of genital warts', both appearing in the top ten.

The other questions were: How to get a bigger penis manually; How to measure a penis; How old do you have to be to buy condoms?; How to insert a male organ into a female organ; and How long does sex last? Clearly there are many amateurs in the world right now with unhappy girlfriends and wives.

If only men Googled less and practiced harder (pun intended), right? Well, we are hoping that this research makes men realize that maybe it was time for them to buck up. After all, sex is supposed to be enjoyable for both the partners.