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8 Of The Best Masturbation Emojis

By now we all know the usual sexting suspects, so it’s time we all started thinking outside of phallic fruits and veggies. There are so many options for masturbation, and all you need to do is get a little creative. Here are some of the best emojis to up your sexting game—or at least get a good laugh.

Hand + food combo
Anyone in the mood for a banana or a hotdog—the perfect hand-held foods!
Hand + kitty
Pettin’ the kitty, aka the perfect symbol for female masturbation!
Taco + woman tangoing
Ah yes, the ol’ taco tango!
Fist + chicken drumstick
Beating the meat never looked better!
Pointing finger + nuts
Flicking the bean!
Blowing face + horn
Blow your own horn.
Peace sign + fireworks
Finger blasting!
Clapping hands + monkey
Classic: spank the monkey.

Looking to give yourself a hand? Here at NiteFlirt, all we can say is “finger pointing down” + “bullseye”!

Check out more of the best masturbation emojis: https://mashable.com/article/masturbation-emoji/

This Robot Can Help You Up Your Sexting Game

A new NSFW chatbot helps users explore sexting to help improve their dirty talking skills. “Slutbot” opens up new worlds of sexual self discovery by letting people share their desires in a safe, low stakes way. The online sex coaching app was born out of the most common request from SMS service Juicebox: How do you talk dirty?

Juicebox CEO and founder said, “People often don’t have the language to express their desires. They don’t have the skills. And at Juicebox we believe that the best way to learn is to just do it.” So Juicebox collaborated with erotica writers and sex coaches to offer users dirty talk experiences based on their comfort levels, like “Slow & Sensual” or “Hot & Heavy.” Slutbot lets you pick from six different paths based on gender and sexual orientation, including heterosexual, lesbian, gay, or non-binary configurations, offering a kind of interactive erotica that’s sure to teach you how to dirty talk like a pro, while getting off!

Looking to up your dirty talk game? Let’s got Hot & Heavy at NiteFlirt!

Check out more about Slutbot: https://mashable.com/article/sexting-for-beginners-chatbot-slutbot-juicebox/

New Sexting App Requires Consent From Both Parties

Whether you sext through Snapchat, Kik, Messenger, or good old fashioned text messages, it’s never been easier to share your junk online with another person. But as everyone knows, sharing something sexy comes with some hefty risks, like revenge porn. That’s why Rumuki is such a great idea: the two-sided intimate content-sharing app is taking the danger out of sexting.

It works by users taking videos to share with another person they’ve connected with, which are locked with two keys, one for each device, and encrypted to ensure they can only be played with the permission of each device. Rumuki fixes Snapchat’s issue of only allowing you to see a clip someone sends once, but unfortunately, it also suffers from being susceptible to screenshots. Thankfully, your content is never stored on or sent to Rumuki’s servers, which means you can rest assured hackers won’t break into the database to steal pics of your naughty bits. Rumuki is now free for download in the iOS store.

Looking for ‘risque without the risk’? Come share something naughty with us!

Check out more about the sexting app that requires consent here: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/rumuki-safe-sexting-app/

Apple Changed the Peach Emoji To Look Less Like an Ass

The changes Apple made to the ass-shaped peach emoji is making a lot of people feel panicked. Now that they’ve redrawn the beloved peach to look less like an ass, Apple users are scrambling to find new ways to caption their butt selfies. Thankfully, the eggplant emoji remains unchanged.

While Apple’s latest iOs 10.2 software update for iPhones includes some great emoji additions like a face palm, David Bowie, and new and improved foods, their attempt to de-sexualize the peach has angered many sexters. Twitter users in particular are furious that the peach now simply looks like a fruit instead of a big, juicy ass: “I’m still using the new peach emoji as a butt. You can’t hold me down, @apple,” one hero tweeted. But a different Twitter user’s lament pretty much sums up what the rest of us are feeling: “omg no. they are killing the butt shaped peach emoji. how are we going to text about booties?” Butt-shaped peach, how will we ever sext without you?

Looking for something ripe and juicy yourself? We’ve got all the peach you’ve been hankering for right here!

Check out more about Apple’s redesigned peach emoji that looks less like an ass: https://www.thegailygrind.com/2016/11/02/goodbye-peach-butt-apples-latest-emoji-update-includes-new-david-bowie-face-palm-emoji/

Millennials Love To Use Emojis To Sext

You’ve heard of sexting and you’ve heard of emojis, but have you heard of sexting with emojis? It’s something millennials are getting a big “eggplant” for right now. While the idea of replacing explicit sexual images or language might seem a bit silly to the older generation, millennials are creating a whole new way to communicate erotic desire through the use of cute symbols.

“Examples of emoji sexting include the emoji for fork and knife, a girl with her hands over her head, and a smirking cat,” explains Daily News and Analysis. If this seems a bit, well, interpretative, that’s because it is—and that’s the point. “The bottomline is emoji texting is all about having fun, and not taking anything too seriously or literally.” So the next time a millennial sends you a hammer, a girl, and a shower head, they’ll either be threatening to murder you Alfred Hitchcock style, or asking you if you want to have some freaky shower sex! Those horny youngsters sure are creative!

Want to get creative and freaky yourself? Come bring that “peach” our way!

Check out more about why millennials love to use emojis to sext here: https://www.dnaindia.com/lifestyle/report-is-emoji-sexting-sexy-or-not-2256072

The Receiver Of Your Sexts May Be Sharing Them With Friends, Study Finds

If you think that nude pic you sent is for the receiver’s eyes only, guess again. A new study out of Indiana University finds that a shocking number of people share your supposed “private” sexts with their friends. According to the study, 23 percent, or 1 in 4, of those who received naked pictures shared them with more than three friends.

Sexting, which happens mostly between couples in relationships as a way to flirt, thankfully often leads to positive outcomes (i.e., getting laid). But for others, as the study points out, “it may lead to negative outcomes such as lowered self-esteem or damage to reputation.” The study hopes to get more people to consider what happens when our privacy is violated because of sexting. Like the study’s author says, “As sexting becomes more common and normative, we’re seeing a contemporary struggle as men and women attempt to reconcile digital eroticism with real-world consequences.”

Looking for some digital eroticism yourself? Your secrets are always safe with us!

Check out more about the new study that shows your nude pics may be shared with the receiver’s friends here:https://www.thegailygrind.com/2016/08/10/the-guys-you-are-sending-nude-pics-to-are-sharing-them-with-friends-study-finds/

BuzzFeed Poll Reveals Some Interesting Facts About Sexting

best_phone_sex_niteflirt_phonesex BuzzFeed’s recent poll asked 100,000 users about their sexting habits, and the results were pretty surprising. BuzzFeed found that only around 53% send nude pics, while the other 47% opt out of the sexy swapping. And for those who are all about putting into action the saying, “show me yours and I’ll show you mine,” the poll found that Snapchat was the second most popular place to send nude pics (besides texting).

Even more interesting, a shocking 88% said they’ve at one time sent an accidental sext to the wrong person! Whoops! BuzzFeed also said, “A little more than a quarter of respondents (27%) said they’ve sent nudes to someone they’ve never even met in real life. And while most people only send nudes to people they’re in a committed relationship with, nearly a quarter have sent nudes to people they’re just hooking up with.” Last, the poll found that most people “recycle” nude pics, meaning they send the same one to multiple people. That’s what we call efficiency!

In the mood to swap a little sexiness? Let’s up those poll numbers starting right now!

Check out more about BuzzFeed’s sexting poll here: https://jezebel.com/buzzfeed-sexting-poll-proves-more-people-should-be-send-1747987714

New ‘Flirtmoji’ Will Help You Up Your Sexting Game

If you’re agonizing over how to flirt with sexually suggestive emojis cause you’ve used up all the good peach, rose, and fireworks combinations, you can relax. A new start-up called “Flirtmoji” is throwing some spice back into sexting with its new saucy (and anatomically correct) emojis. And they’re anything but subtle—there are 15 different brightly drawn “va-mojis” to send to your lover if the mood should strike!

The designers explain that the idea behind the Flirtmojis is to “empower people of all sexualities to communicate their desires, concerns, and flirtations.” And with the diverse, colorful sexicons, people of all stripes will have no problem thinking of creative ways to use the titplanet, green alien boobs, or a “booty-call” telephone (this is an image of an ass with a telephone wire protruding from the crack!). While sending cute pictures of fruit, and more bizarre, interpretative emojis (like a bowl of ramen noodles?!) is all part of the fun, we have a feeling these zany, technicolor Flirtmojis are going to be a big hit for those of us who want a desert snake slithering around a fork every now and again.

In the mood for something fun and naughty? We are always down for some banana time!

Check out more Flirtmojis!

Couples Who Sext Are Having the Best Sex

Let’s face it, since sexting is basically only discussed in scandalous news stories, it’s gotten a bad rap. But what if we told you that sexting among consenting adults has many benefits? A new study presented at the American Psychological Association proves that the couples who sext together stay together—because they’re having the best sex!

In a survey that asked 870 participants aged 18 to 82 about their sexting habits, a staggering 82 percent of the people reported sexting within the last year. And the adults who engaged in consensual sexting were happier sexually and with their relationship in general. The psychologists who led the study think this is because sexting is a form of communication that benefits both men and women: men prefer visual stimuli while women respond to the positive reinforcement of knowing that they’re desired. The psychologists are hopeful that with more research into the benefits of sexting, it could eventually be used in couple’s therapy to promote more communication and intimacy between partners. As one researcher said, “sexting can be good.”

Want to have some sexy, beneficial experiences yourself? We’ll show you ours if you show us yours!

Check out more about the benefits of sexting here: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/08/08/430322824/could-sexting-help-your-relationship?