Adult Social Media Site PleazeMe.com Featured in Forbes.com

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — New sex-positive social media site PleazeMe.com is profiled in a lighthearted Forbes article, “PleazeMe Is A Delightfully Erotic Yet Somehow Way Less Creepy Facebook.”

Forbes’ consumer tech contributor Curtis Silver, who called PleazeMe “a sexual social media utopia,” wrote that “there is something already calming about PleazeMe… there is a sense of freedom paired with relief when perusing statuses and engaging with users.”

“PleazeMe wants to build a place where not only is this open and free discussion paramount to improving our views toward sex and sexuality,” Silver added, “but provide content to highlight travel destinations, events and give us a safe place to have the conversations about ourselves we might be hesitant to elsewhere.”

Currently in beta testing, PleazeMe was designed as a next generation social destination accommodating a variety of erotic interests where users can make personal connections based on mutual interests and activities. The site offers private photo and video link sharing, user feed posting, commenting and “heart” button functionality, friend suggestions, specialty groups to join, private messaging, user followers, “voyeur mode,” name linking and a blog that keeps users abreast of the latest trends, innovations and ideas.

“Healthy relationships with ourselves, with others and with sexuality increases our quality of life,” PleazeMe CEO Heather C. Montgomery told Silver. “I think many people are ready and looking for greater quality in their lives.”

The full article can be read here.

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