A recent study by prosthetics and strap-on brand Emisil.com delved into online search trends across the United States to gauge curiosity about sexual identity. After analyzing search terms like "Am I gay?" and "Gay test," alongside LGBTQ+ population data, California emerged as the state with the highest number of searches related to sexuality. With approximately 45 million searches in 2024 alone, and the year has just begun, Californians searched online relating to “Why am I gay?”, “Gay test” and “Gay quiz”. Following closely behind was Texas with around 37 million online searches. Third comes New York, fourth is Florida, and fifth is Illinois with popular searches for “Lesbian dating sites” and “Lesbian dating.” According to recent data analysis, there have been more than 282 million Google searches for "Am I gay?" in the USA in recent months. California alone accounted for over 45 million of these searches, comprising nearly 16% of the total. Agata Pajor, a spokesperson for Emisil.com, emphasized the significance of individuals turning to search engines to explore their sexuality. However, she cautioned against relying solely on online "gay tests," noting their potential lack of scientific validity. Pajor advised considering more reputable online resources for meaningful insights into one's queer feelings. #Queer Up The USA View