Citizen Lab · 3 quick questions

Digital Intimacy & Communication

A three-question Citizen Lab about comfort, connection, and boundaries in digital erotic communication.

🔒 Findings private until 100 responses 0 of 100 responses collected (0%)

Study Overview

This instrument explores how adults use messages, images, and digital check-ins while respecting consent and privacy.

Methodology & Standards

Voluntary self-selected public responses. Overall findings remain private until at least 100 completed responses have been collected. Demographic breakdowns must suppress small groups.

Your experience

Answer 3 quick questions

For each question, choose the answer that best fits your experience. There are no right or wrong answers. Demographic questions are optional and help us understand who the responses represent.

A little context about you

These optional answers help us understand who took part. Every field includes “Prefer not to say,” and small groups are never published separately.

Age rangeGender identitySexual orientationRelationship structure

1. Which form of digital intimacy feels most connecting to you? *

Choose the best-fitting answer.

Affectionate or suggestive text Voice messages or calls Consensual photos or video Shared fantasies or planning Digital intimacy is not for me

2. How comfortable are you stating digital boundaries before intimate exchanges? *

Choose the best-fitting answer.

Very comfortable Mostly comfortable Somewhat uncomfortable Very uncomfortable I have not had these exchanges

3. Which boundary matters most in digital intimacy? *

Choose the best-fitting answer.

Explicit permission before sending content Agreement about saving or deleting No sharing with anyone else Clear timing and availability expectations All are equally important