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   Questioner September 26, 2012 at 4:16 pm · · Reply

   Hey Shara, you might find this article interesting; it suggests that women who are aroused felt less disgust at doing tasks related to sex, like putting underwear in a laundry basket.

   The women were then given 16 tasks, most of them unappealing. They were asked to take a sip from a cup of juice that had a large (fake) insect in it, to wipe their hands with a used tissue and to take a bite from a cookie that was sitting next to a living worm. The women were also asked to perform several sex-related tasks, like lubricating a vibrator.

   Women in the “aroused group” said they found both the unpleasant tasks and the sex-related tasks less disgusting than women in the other groups. They also completed the highest percentage of the activities, suggesting that sexual arousal not only decreases feelings of disgust, but directly affects what women are willing to do, the study shows.

   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/12/arousal-disgust-sex-study_n_1877743.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular

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