#SexTalkTuesday announced today that Charles Monroe, the co-founder of niftease.io., will serve as special guest moderator of the June 8th edition of the Twitter-based chat show, to discuss block chain technology and NFTs for adult content creators and fans seeking sex positivity in the digital realm. The chat will run from 8pm-9pm Eastern Standard Time. 

At its core the mission of niftease.io is to support, evangelize, and advocate for creators who are taking the leap into sex positive content creation on the blockchain. Niftease.io looks to develop a safe space for the creation and distribution of sex positive art. The NFT community remains committed to an equitable and safe world where all people have the opportunity to live their truth in peace, safety, with equitable opportunities for all. We look to be among the leaders of the sex positive community in the tech space.

Co-Founder Charles Monroe stated: “Whether a sex worker, photographer or visual artist, we look at anyone who takes passion and pride in their work as an artist. As the future of art and creativity evolves into a technologically infused world, we know that building a diverse and inclusive community across all aspects will be necessary. As such, niftease.io believes the world of sex positive art can encompass a multitude of concepts including humor, transcendence, and danger; but most importantly all works must contain trust and consent.”

Angie Rowntree, owner of Sssh.com and producer of #SexTalkTuesday said, “We are happy to have Charles join us this week, especially since so many of our fellow content creators and fans have expressed their continued interest and curiosity in blockchain technologies for adult entertainment purposes. And of course, we are excited to see niftease.io endeavor to encourage greater sex positivity and freedom of expression in the digital realm.”

Monroe continued: “As we look to the future, we hope to reshape the concept of “NSFW” to be something that no longer declares the artistic expression of sexuality and things along those lines as “unsafe” for consenting adults.”