Feb 18
That’s according to a new study by a porn site that found 39% of men and 42% of women masturbated to colleagues’ social media photos.
Only 21% of guys thought their female co-workers would masturbate to their photos
Women weren’t exactly surprised to hear it, with 51 percent assuming their male co-workers did it.
Guys, on the other hand, apparently have no idea the naughty antics their female colleagues are getting up to while perving on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
Only 21 percent of men thought they did it.
British women are also miles ahead of their American counterparts when it comes to Facebook stalking their male co-workers, with 67 percent admitting they look at a hot colleague’s pics (compared to just 38 percent for women from the states).
More than 50% of your work colleagues check out your Instagram, Twitter or Facebook, claims the survey
On the other hand, British blokes are more similar to those from the US, with each responding 58 percent and 61 percent yes answers to a bit of cyber-stalking.
Overall, around half the workplace is busy checking one another out online, claims the study.
The survey involved 2,000 random visitors to porn and lifestyle news site Sugarcookie.com, along with social media followers. Roughly 70 percent of the respondents were aged 18-35, while the rest were older.
The study was 100 percent anonymous to encourage “open, honest answers,” claims Sugarcookie.com.
But it’s worth remembering that visitors to the site are arguably sexually-inclined people anyway, so the survey results don’t necessarily reflect the whole of society.
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Aside from their social media-fuelled fantasies, office staff are also prone to hooking up in real life.
According to a 2015 survey of 1,550 UK workers by Approved Index, a whopping 65% said they’d been involved in at least one workplace romance during their careers.
