What defines attraction? Is it dictated by biology, molded by culture, or shaped by psychological undercurrents we barely understand? Sexual orientation remains one of the more intricate facets of human identity. Yet, most research relies on self-reported questionnaires that often fail to penetrate the layers of unconscious desire. Implicit measures like the Implicit Association Test (IAT) present a different approach, capable of revealing patterns that explicit responses cannot. A recent study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine applied tools such as IATs and other explicit measures (Kinsey Scale) to explore female gynephilia, to expose the gap between conscious self-perception and
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