The Kinkiest States in America

March 16, 2024
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The Kinkiest States in America!

The sex experts at Bedbible.com have analyzed a variety of searches and data to compile their list of the kinkiest States in America! You might be surprised. Kinky terms that were Googled were cataloged over the course of 12 months to determine a State's kink level. Here's what they found.

Georgia wins for first! Who knew Georgians were so kinky? Talk about the State of the Peach, it's what they do with those Georgia peaches! The average monthly search volume reached 521 per 100,000 residents.

Coming in 2nd was Nevada. Anal beads were among the most searched term with Fleshlight leading the searched products.

New York came in a very close kinky third, with Fleshlight again winning the searched products.

Next up is Texas, the State that has pretty much outlawed adult websites. Check out our coverage of Pornhub (pun intended) pulling out of the State. In any case, Fleshlight and butt plugs lead the searches. LOL. Yee haw!

North Carolina and Colorado share a kinky fifth and also share anal beads a leading searched term. Who knew?

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Surprisingly, California is lower at sixth. Lube and chastity belts lead the kink terms searched. Apparently, there's a bunch of lubed-up people in chastity belts running around. LOL.

Next is Washington, with nipple clamps being the State's kink. Ouch! We never thought Washington was so kinky!

Fleshlight is the leading kink term for the 8th place tie for Utah and Illinois. Can Mormons even use a Fleshlight?

Maryland shows up on the list but with a very straight vibrating panties on the search list. Vibrating panties? Is that considered a kink or just a part of our uniform? Bzzzzzzzz.....

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Massachusetts ends the top ten list with ball gags being a big searched term.

Don't bother going to South Dakota, there's not much kink going on and it's last on the US list.

Bedbible made this statement in a press release:

“Americans are becoming kinkier in bed – owning BDSM equipment, such as ropes and whips, is more frequent than ever. Although people are buying more sex toys than they ever have, many people are still afraid to speak about it. While the industry sees numerous trends and opportunities, the acceptance and use of sex toys remain taboo in many regions.”