We’ve been on Twitter for a while. And up until now, we’ve used it mostly just for updates on where we’re doing and what’s going on with the website. We use it to keep up with what other folks like us are up to. I’ve never really seen anything particularly erotic or extraordinary in any of the folks that I follow.
Violet Blue’s Twitter sex article in yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle (via Truemors) has convinced me to maybe pay closer attention. She writes:
Sex and the Tweet isn’t a new idea, and it’s on the rise - perhaps even moreso as sex workers, international fetish models, dominatrixes, tech savvy porn stars, adult companies with marketing departments, hip porn directors, sex toy makers, and yes, even sex educators have created accounts and sporadically tell the world what’s on their mind (or other bits) in 140 characters or less. Not to mention all those other “normal” people who use the service, too. The normal people tend to be the dirtier ones, by the way - they’re just harder to find.
Definitely agree with that last part. Normal, ordinary people living out extraordinary fantasies are always more of a turn on for us. What do you think? Do Allie and I count as “tech savvy porn stars?” LOL I think we’re going to start incorporating Twitter even more in more of our private encounters. It’s easy to send updates to via our cell phones, and the 140 character size is just the perfect morsel that says “just enough” sometimes.
Tell me in the comments what social networking tools and sites you use. Do you Twitter? Facebook? FriendFeed? MySpace? I’d love to hear how you use different social media to meet new folks and kindle new or existing sexual relationships.
And, if you’re not already, please follow us on Twitter. See you there!
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Posted by David | Jan. 23, 2009 |
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