Global Intimacy Curiosity Atlas
What is the world quietly curious about?
Turn the globe and choose a country to see which intimacy topics attract more search interest there than elsewhere. The map compares countries—it does not describe what everyone there thinks or does.
228 countries
6 topics
Updated August 2026
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Choose somewhere on the globe
Tap a country or use search. We will compare its search interest with other countries—not tell you what everyone there thinks or does.
Google adjusts for each country’s overall search activity, but results can be noisier in smaller markets. Topics marked “limited data” are not included in the four-topic comparison.
Worldwide rankings
Where each topic draws the most search interest
These rankings compare each topic’s share of Google searches across countries. They do not use raw search volume, so countries with larger populations do not automatically rank higher.
Global comparisons
Five leading countries for topics with broad data.
Early signals
Only three countries are shown because these topics have limited country data.
Rankings reflect search curiosity over the past five years—not what people in a country prefer, believe, or do. Tied countries share the same position.
How to read the map
A signal of curiosity, not behavior
Darker countries show stronger search interest in the selected topic compared with the rest of the world. The map does not measure what people believe, prefer, or do.
83
countries with all 4 topics
Only these countries have enough data for us to name what stands out.
5 years
of Web Search interest
A longer window reduces the influence of short-lived spikes.
Where the numbers come from
A fairer comparison between countries
Google Trends measures each topic as a share of all Google searches in a country instead of using raw search counts. This keeps countries with larger populations from automatically ranking higher.
Each topic uses Google’s group of related searches across languages. We compare countries over five years, then turn the results into the plain-language ranges shown above. Data source: Google Trends via SerpApi.
Beyond the map
Curiosity is a beginning, not an answer.
Right There turns research-backed intimacy education into practical ways to explore preferences, communicate, and learn without pressure.