Social media has become an important part of our lives–through these, we are able to express ourselves, connect with others, and even take action. One of the most amazing things about social media is how it gives people a platform to talk openly, and how it gives people in underrepresented groups, like transgender people, a voice and a place to share their stories and experiences. With people getting more courageous online, they seem to be starting to embrace diversity since the LGBTQ+ communities become more accepted and loved.

Among the most common kinks with a really bad rap, exhibitionism is probably number one on the list. Whenever the word springs up, negative connotations tend to come to mind. Many people automatically see a flasher who goes around indecently exposing themselves to people everywhere.
For this reason, many don't know that this form of crude, and of course illegal, exhibitionism is not the only form of exhibitionism.

The consensual form that is both safe and as common as any other form, develops a bad reputation just because of this. And subsequently, it becomes harder for people with this kink to find a way to satisfy themselves sexually.
Luckily, there's a unique way for consensual exhibitionists to find mutual interest and like-minded people, thereby removing the stigma and enjoying the full benefits the kink has to offer.