World's First Social Network For S.e.x Launched, Already A Huge Success

Aadhya Khatri - Dec 03, 2020

Emma Sayle said her Killing Kittens social network would be the safe place online for women and men anywhere to explore their s.e.xuality

Killing Kittens – a members-only s.e.x club that organizes women-centric s.e.x parties in Los Angeles, London, and Manchester, has recently introduced a social network to celebrate its 15^th anniversary.

What the app does is to help adults satisfy their thirst for intimacy during COVID-19 lockdown.

Emma Sayle - Killing Kittens’ CEO, has done a lot to help those stuck at home during lockdown get their rocks off. She held Zoom s.e.x parties called Zorgys and organized online workshops to help people with exploring their pleasure.

And now, Emma thinks the s.e.x tech her company has been working on for years is ready to be launched to the market.

Speaking about the app, she said at least the world had a place for the global community of those who are s.e.xually liberated. We have LinkedIn for work, Facebook for friends and now we have the social network KK for s.e.x.

Killing Kittens app — Speaking about the app, she said at least the world had a place for the global community of those who are s.e.xually liberated

The social network is developed by Killing Kittens and a team full of female developers. They said it was like an orgy in your pocket as the app allows groups of adults to get intimate online together. According to them, their platform is the perfect solution for singles, couples, men, and women to find out more about their s.e.xuality.

When joining the platform, each participant is verified and moderated to maintain users’ safety. Plus, it is always women who are allowed to make the first move.

The app uses encryption to prevent video leaking and screen recording, as well as users’ data private.

KK is gender balance and all participants have to respect one another. The app has been a massive success since its launch.

Emma Sayle said her Killing Kittens social network would be the safe place online for women and men anywhere to explore their s.e.xuality.

She also said their members are normal people with normal lives looking for some excitement to stir their s.e.xual life in a non-sleazy, safe, and non-judgmental way.

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