In this episode of Pleasure Principles, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Cam Jennings, Director of Business Development at ToyChats.com, a user generated sex toy review platform built for safety, transparency and real talk about adult pleasure products. They unpack why most people still buy toys based on packaging and guesswork, how censorship on platforms like Meta, TikTok and Tumblr silences essential safety conversations, and why honest reviews can literally keep people out of the hospital. Cam breaks down how ToyChats.com aims to be the Yelp or Rotten Tomatoes of sex toys while staying firmly out of the porn lane. The conversation zooms in on pleasure as wellness, product quality, material safety, and why paying reviewers matters in a creator driven economy. If you care about informed consent, body safety and shame free intimacy, this episode gives you a clear, no fluff look at the future of sex toy culture and adult product transparency. About the Guest: Cam Jennings is the Director of Business Development at ToyChats.com, the only dedicated user generated review platform for sex toys. He started in the industry the scrappy way, cleaning arcades, repackaging DVDs and working retail counters in adult stores, eventually becoming a respected bridge between manufacturers, retailers and everyday consumers. Cam has been featured in major adult trade outlets including Starr Erotica and AVN Magazine, and is known for championing safety, transparency and dignity in pleasure product culture. At ToyChats.com he focuses on empowering reviewers, educating consumers about product quality and materials, and creating a mainstream friendly space where conversations about toys are treated like any other product review, not a taboo. Key Takeaways: Safety before aestheticsMost consumers still pick sex toys based on packaging, colors or convenience. Cam stresses that materials, build quality and durability should come first because these products go on and in the body. User generated reviews give people real world feedback before they buy. Censorship can be a safety riskWhen Meta, TikTok and similar platforms block adult product conversations, they also block warnings about unsafe toys. The absence of educational, non pornographic content means people do not hear about defects, breakage and material issues that could send them to the hospital. ToyChats.com is a middle layer for trustToyChats.com connects consumers, reviewers and manufacturers in one place. The platform does not host pornographic content. Instead it focuses on clean, practical reviews, unboxings and post use impressions that brands can even repurpose for staff training and product improvement. Reviewers are treated as creators, not unpaid laborApproved written reviews are paid, and 4–10 minute video reviews earn higher payouts plus access to toys for review. This aligns with the broader creator economy and signals that a reviewer’s insight has real economic and community value. The future of sex toy culture is mainstream and conversationalCam sees the industry moving deeper into couples boutiques, app connected toys, innovative motors and even robotics. The real unlock is cultural. Consensual pleasure, mutual masturbation and intimacy need to be discussed as normal wellness topics, with platforms like ToyChats.com giving people a safe, stigma free place to talk.  adult, educational and 18+.) How to Connect with the Guest Listeners can connect directly with Cam Jennings and the ToyChats.com team here Website. https://www.toychats.com Email: cam@toychats.com To become a reviewer. Visit ToyChats.com, click “Become a Reviewer”, submit your first review and apply to join their paid reviewer community. For deeper collaboration, partnerships or questions about safety, transparency and user generated reviews in the adult products space, Cam can be reached through his public email above and via the contact options on the ToyChats.com site. Be a G