Passion Review

Could you open a window? I just browsed passion.com and it’s a little hot in here.

In the FAQ on the site, they say they have the right to ban any photograph they consider inappropriate, but considering they allow full frontal male and female nudity, gotta wonder what they would consider inappropriate. Understand this is an observation and not a complaint. You gotta love it when people will let it all hang out, but this is one place where you better look like your picture!

If you’re interested in finding sex, just sex, and nothing but sex.. you’ve got a place to call home. You can’t browse past the initial search pages without becoming a silver or gold membership (silver is $99.95 USD annually, gold is $150) the difference between the two is gold will get you a more advanced search and comes with a cupid option that sends an email when new members matching your criteria join.

For the basic free membership, you can’t get access to any more than a thumbnail snapshot and a line or two of a bio that doesn’t tell you more than the age of the person and whether they’re seeking a man, woman, or couple. You can also browse the magazine which is full of erotic stories – in an ironic twist all the “naughty” words are deleted. So I can see a penis on the website, I just can’t say so in a story. The magazine is written by members who seek advice, tell their fantasies and jokes, and success stories.

As a basic subscriber you can also participate in the chat room and respond to a message sent to you, but if you want to initiate contact, you have to pay. You can create a photo album, and do a browse by state or country of member profiles.

No doubt there’s a client base for what passion.com offers and for those people who are looking to indulge their sexuality, they deserve a place where they can find each other with some safety and protection built in. passion.com is a titillating, adults only site that provides it.