
Women were first asked in an interview, what "turns them on", and what they did not care about sexually. The researchers then find videos to match what that woman likes and doesn't like, plus other videos. A week later the woman comes back for a test. They insert a glass sensor about the size of a tampon, into her vagina. The sensor measures blood flow. More blood flow means that the woman is aroused.

First, she sees a video of something neutral, such as a documentary, to set a benchmark. Then she watches different kinds of pornographic videos. What was surprising, was that, (for some women), what a woman thinks in her mind, is a "turn on", may not be that arousing to her body. And some things that she thinks that she is neutral about, actually is arousing.

Now Pierre may already know this, but this is a thought for the viewers of his Casting videos. When Pierre asks "Do you like the girls?" She may say no. But if she sees 2 women making love, she might get very aroused. When Pierre is working with a girl, he might be just as surprised as she is, with what really "turns her on".

