“Amazinggggg” (yes, that’s five G’s) is how one man described a recent sexual encounter in San Francisco. “It was freaking great!!!!!!” another man wrote about his Feb. 19 outdoor rendezvous with his male partner. Both used the Web site IJustMadeLove.com to broadcast to the world where, when, and in what positions they did the deed.
Part Twitter, part Google Maps, I Just Made Love! is the brainchild of Cyprian Ciekiewicz, a 26-year-old programmer in Poland who got the idea for the site in May of last year. While driving home one night, he started wondering what it would take to create a Web site with flashing notifications representing locations people have exchanged bodily fluids.
“I wanted to achieve (a) smile on people faces,” Ciekiewicz wrote via e-mail when asked what he hopes people will get out of the site.
I Just Made Love took only a week to create and quickly gained buzz by word of mouth (pun intended). Since Valentine’s Day — when the site’s odometer was reset to zero in order to see how many people got lucky on the holiday — more than 93,000 sexual encounters have been posted.
Ciekiewicz treats the site almost as a research project and doesn’t want to cross the boundaries into pornography.
“The Internet is full of pornographic Web site(s) that are just distasteful,” he wrote. “We wanted to hit the G-spot of sexual content Web sites. What I mean by that, is that we wanted the Web site to be pleasurable and cultural in both the name and the design.” That’s why his site has the title it does — and not “I Just Got Porked!”
But despite what Ciekiewicz says are good, wholesome intentions, some people may find the site in poor taste. Sticking points: It allows users to choose icons depicting the location where sex occurred — in a car, outdoors, on a boat, in a box, with a fox (just kidding on the last two) — and the position.
On Feb. 24, a man posted the following details from his “love-making” after cruising in San Francisco: “Amazing sucked a guy off who shot a huge load deep in my throat. … Someone was watching it so asked him he wants to get off … Man he fucking pounded me hard and nice.” Well, welcome to San Francisco!
Ciekiewicz said his only surprise so far is that his Web site is popular in Islamic countries. Turkey, for instance, has registered a strong presence on the site. “Sper,” wrote one user from the country describing his recent outdoor encounter.
And, in its own way, perhaps this is a blow against Big Tobacco: Instead of smoking a cigarette after sex, Ciekiewicz said, people are now telling him they are running to their computer to document it.
Source: blogs.sfweekly.com
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