Pornhub Is the Kinsey Report Of Our Time
New York magazine|June 12–25, 2017

The streaming sex empire turns 10 this year. It may have done more to expand the sexual dreamscape than Helen Gurley Brown, Masters and Johnson, or Sigmund Freud.

Maureen O'Connor
Pornhub Is the Kinsey Report Of Our Time

WAKING UP on a Sunday morning, I received a text about what happened after I left the previous night’s party. “Everyone got high and we played truth or dare. Ted and Ivan docked.”

“Are you serious?” I replied. “I thought that only happened in porn.” Defined by Urban Dictionary as “the act of placing the head of one’s penis inside the foreskin of another’s penis,” docking is an act that, until that fateful night, nobody at the party had attempted or witnessed firsthand. (Or so they claimed.) But once you know a thing is a thing, sometimes you can’t get it out of your mind. And in a fit of libidinous boredom, or idle curiosity, or lust, or who even knows why anyone does anything anyway—you do that thing. Because that thing exists, and so do you. At some point, someone had to.

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