Most men viewed it on their computer or phone, but some also watched it on DVD or through an on-demand cable service. Also, here’s an interesting nugget: “Heterosexual men were more likely than gay men to report viewing sexually explicit media at work on a computer,” researchers reported. But all of the guys surveyed had viewed some form of porn in the past six months. Scientists discovered that men who identified as gay and bisexual reported “significantly more frequent use” of internet porn compard to straight men. In a new study published in Archives of Sexual Behavior, researchers asked 821 straight, bisexual, and gay men to complete an online survey about how they consume sexually explicit media (read: porn). Now, it seems, the same may be true for guys. Research has shown that sexuality is fluid for women: Just because you identify as a straight woman, it doesn’t mean you can’t be turned on by the idea of same-sex action.