But this new report could be the breath of fresh air we all need…if anyone takes it to heart, that is.
The takeaways
- As mentioned, only seven percent of Americans find political differences a deal breaker when it comes to ‘getting busy’ with a partner.
- 93 percent believe a shared political view with a partner is not important.
- six out of ten Americans continue sexual activity with a partner even if that partner changes their political views.
- Republicans have the lowest level of weekly sexual activity.
- 67 percent of Gay Republicans would date someone with opposing political views
- When it comes to generational feelings, the report found that only 12 percent of Gen Z folks surveyed are open to engaging in a relationship with a partner who holds an opposing political belief than they have
Is there hope?
The report also includes findings on state sexual activities, with those states broken down over whether they are ‘red’ or ‘blue,' and one section entitled, “Willingness to Use Medications or Supplements to Enhance Sexual Activity.” (The use of adult toys between political pundits is not explored) And decidedly, while the bulk of the Invigor Medical findings seem to skew to heterosexual participants, still one might be able to take away some hope about how deeply U.S. views of politics don’t really impact personal desires...when one person desires another.
