【Anchorwoman A XXX Parody】

Yes,Anchorwoman A XXX Parody yet another site has dropped their year-in-review, but this one isn't individualized (that would be…something to behold). No, Pornhub's Year in Reviewbreaks down the top trends, searches and terms, and events of 2022. There are lots of categories, but it's clear that among women who watch Pornhub, "lesbian" videos are still the dominant pick.

The tube site, owned by industry conglomerate MindGeek, is one of the most trafficked sites in the world. In December 2021, for instance, it raked in one billion viewsthat month alone. Pornhub has changed the adult industryyet, as the Year in Review shows, site categories contain the same fetishization and reduction to identity that proliferates the industry. 

Not all porn is this way. More on that below. 

---

You May Also Like

---

---

In the United States, women account for 29 percent of Pornhub's viewers; that's up four percent from last year. Worldwide, women are 36 percent of viewers, and that's also up four percent from last year.

SEE ALSO: How women squirt on camera, according to porn stars

The top category that women watch is "lesbian," which isn't surprising. "Lesbian" has been the top term with women viewers since Pornhub started tracking the gender breakdown in their 2014 Year in Review. This figure no doubt accounts for some women viewers who like other women, but some straight women like lesbian porn as well. This is because women-only porn can be less aggressive than straight porn; the focus is on women and their pleasure (even though, like all porn, it's a performance for the viewer); and it's more taboo. 

Mashable Trend Report Decode what’s viral, what’s next, and what it all means. Sign up for Mashable’s weekly Trend Report newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

Lesbian porn topped women's favorite Pornhub category. Credit: Pornhub

Among other favorite categories for women are threesomes; "MILF"; and the "popular with women" category (which, seemingly, just features buff men and sometimes more passionate-looking sex).

Pornhub also dissected which categories and terms were viewed more by women compared to men, with interesting results.

---

Related Stories

---

• Cunnilingus on camera is changing. So are attitudes towards women's pleasure.
• How to give a blowjob like a pro
• The best dating sites and apps for over 40s
• The best dating sites and apps for serious relationships
• How to finger your partner

Scissoring and porn featuring trans men were searched much more by women than men. Credit: Pornhub

Women searched scissoring 155 percent more than men did in 2022. Pornhub's women viewers were also more interested in porn featuring trans men, solo men, and pussy licking, among many others.

For those who don't like perusing the site but want to get their fill of lesbian or other queer porn, there are alternatives to Pornhub— for free or paid, in video or audio form. Dipsea, for instance, is an audio erotica sites featuring stories written and starred by queer people. If you want to educate yourself as well as get off, there are several NSFW sites that can teach youwhat typical porn doesn't. For instance: the pussy licking on Pornhub is likely shot to give the viewer a good view of the vulva, not to show you how cunnilingusis done.

That being said, here's to another year in review from Pornhub, and even more "lesbian" porn in 2023. 

• Digital Culture
• Games
• Science
• Life
• Social Good
• Entertainment
• Deals
• Tech

• Best Sony headphones deal: Over $100 off Sony XM5 headphones
• Twitter now allows U.S. users to hide replies to their tweets
• New website lets the internet settle your arguments
• 4 climate change apps every tech
• No Time for a Negative Peace
• Young people feel conflicted about the internet and their well
• A YouTuber and a U
• Meet the woman who's making consumer boycotts great again
• SpaceX's Starlink satellite launch in pictures
• Bandcamp pledges 100 percent of its share of Friday's profits to ACLU

• LinkedIn tries to make a smarter news feed with 'trending storylines'
• YouTube is bleeding major advertisers because of its hateful videos
• Kendrick Lamar teases new album and now we're so excited
• Michael Kors' new smartwatches let you make custom watch faces using your Instagram pics
• Iguana, who answers to no man, wreaks havoc at the Miami Open tennis tournament
• Bow down to these teen BFFs, masters of internet deception
• Guys: It’s now possible to test your sperm via smartphone
• This 'Time' cover will give you a reality check about Trump's America
• 'The People's Campaign' uses storytelling and social media to fight injustice
• NBA road teams are winning more because of dating apps. No, really.

• Stablecoin bill advances in U.S. Senate as Trump critics call to end his crypto dealings
• Director Lorene Scafaria on the true story and empathy of 'Hustlers'
• Ruin some childhoods this Halloween with the 'Sexy Mr. Rogers' costume
• Justin Trudeau apologizes for wearing brownface in old yearbook photo, calls it racist
• The Anatomy of Liberal Melancholy
• Crowdfunded LGBTQ film from India is hoping for a Cannes premiere
• The best signs from the global climate strike
• Crowdfunded LGBTQ film from India is hoping for a Cannes premiere
• Every MCU movie villain ranked, from "Iron Man" to "Thunderbolts*"
• Sheryl Sandberg leans into Trump with pro

• NYT Connections hints and answers for May 10: Tips to solve 'Connections' #699.
• Student creates enormous 'Simpsons' portrait on his college's wintry lawn
• The Sega Genesis Mini is a reminder that good things are possible
• Crowdfunded LGBTQ film from India is hoping for a Cannes premiere
• Big-League Bluster
• Mum and sons fight anti
• 13 camera tips and tricks every iPhone 11 owner should know
• Tom DeLonge from Blink
• Mary Shows Up
• Boy Scouts lifts ban on transgender boys