Fifty STATES of Grey! Sex experts reveal the KINKIEST areas across the US... so, where does YOUR home rank?

Sex experts have revealed the raunchiest states in the US based on the amount of search volume in each one for kinky toys - so where does yours rank? 

A new study performed by a sexual wellness guide known as Bedbible has lifted a lid on which areas across America are the most interested in X-rated content.

The company analyzed the number of Google searches for various popular sex toys and accessories - including 'fleshlight,' 'anal beads,' 'lube,' and 'rose toy' - to figure out which states are the raciest.

So who earned the top spot? Georgia came in first place with an average monthly search volume of 521 per 100,000 residents.

Sex experts have revealed the raunchiest states in the US based on the amount of search volume in each one for kinky toys - so where does yours rank? (stock image)

Nevada was the runner up, with an average monthly search volume of 509 per 100,000 residents, while New York came in a close third with 508 per 100,000 residents.

In fourth was Texas, which had 498 monthly searches per 100,000 residents.

There was a tie for firth place between North Carolina and Colorado, which both had 494 monthly searches per 100,000 residents. 

California was next with 488 searches per 100,000 residents, while Washington ranked seventh with 484.

The eighth spot was given to Utah and Illinois, who tied for 479 Googles per 100,000 residents.

Ninth went to Maryland, at 473, while rounding off the list in 10th place was Massachusetts, which had 462 per 100,000 searches each month. 

According to the website - which is described as a 'go-to source for product reviews, insightful statistics, and educational content on sexual wellness' - the state with the least amount of kinky Google inquiries was South Dakota. 

The midwestern state only received 322 searches per 100,000 residents each month.

A sexual wellness expert from Bedbible said that people should not be ashamed of searching for sex toys.

In fact, they insisted that owning one can actually improve your mental health - as well as 'alleviate problems with intimacy.'

'Sex toy users can experience less mental distress than people who do not own one,' they shared.

'People who own sex toys are more likely to be happy with their sex life and their relationship, and often successfully use toys to alleviate problems with intimacy.'

They added that Americans as a whole are becoming 'kinkier' when it comes to bedroom antics, with sales of BDSM equipment, such as ropes and whips, at an all-time high.

'Although people are buying more sex toys than they ever have, many people are still afraid to speak about it,' they continued.

'While the industry sees numerous trends and opportunities, the acceptance and use of sex toys remain taboo in many regions.'

As for the most popular sex toys, fleshlights seem to be the favorite - as that was the top searched item in 44 out of 50 states; 'rose toy' was the top in six states.

As a whole, Americans search the word 'fleshlight' a whopping 395,791 times a month on average.