Eileen Kelly, 20, is a blogger and programmate with nearly 400,000 followers from New York. But he is not an ordinary internet celebrity. Eileen uses her popularity in cyberspace to teach sex.
Dubbed sex blogger, Eileen tries to bring sexual education in a more 'friendly' form for young people. Instagram and his blog titled Killer and a Sweet Thang not only contains sexy photos. Through both platforms, he intends to teach sex education for teenagers, ranging from wearing pads, contraception, knowledge of anal sex, to etiquette in sexual intercourse. Surely this is an important thing to be taught to American adolescents who are close to free sex.
Eileen started running Killer and a Sweet Thang while still in high school. According to his confession, he did not get the proper sex education from the school educators who were in Seattle.
I studied in Catholic school for the rest of my life and we did not get any of it. I see how it hurts it for the people around me. Lots of my friends are having an abortion and there are many things that should be avoided. I already have popularity on the internet, so why do not I just use it to make something I really care about and interest me, "he said in an interview with Dazed.
Eileen's main goal is to ensure young people like themselves are not getting the wrong information about their sex and sexuality. The sexy photos are just flashy packaging to attract attention. But not a few also looked negative. Eileen was accused of being a matre girl trying to hook a poked-up omelet. But this is strongly denied by Eileen. She works on her blog seriously, working with professional people to provide the right information about sex.
Everyone who works for me, we all get a certificate so we can teach it completely. This is a one-year program. We are actively learning. It's like being at school full-time now but learning what we really like, "he explained." What makes our site unique is that it comes from my perspective or from the point of view of other youths, we share our experiences for Helping others not make the same mistakes. "