My Geek Goddess

I have to admit that I wasn't able to find out much about the site from the tour, though the images and things I saw there were tempting enough, and intriguing enough to lead me towards signing up. Once inside I found the site looked pretty similar to the tour and that everything ran very smoothly. It’s not about videos here, it’s about photos and interactivity so we’ll swish along the main menu and see what’s going on.

Actually, I will start with the galleries as that is the main content area. There were no dates given with the content but some of the earlier comments were from 2012, so I assume the site has been online for a while. There are 16 square thumbnails per index page and four pages, giving us 120 galleries at the moment. These held various numbers of images each and consisted of excellent quality photo shoots. The girls start off in their fabulous costumes and then strip down giving your imagination plenty to work with. Images were up at 800 x 1,200 in size and were clear and very professionally taken. There are slideshows available and you can save images one at a time.

It is not always easy to describe the costumes the girls are in, there are no names for some of them, but I did find very pretty and sexy girls dressed as jesters, superheroes, in spandex and lycra and other tight fitting materials, some wore very colourful outfits, others were black and white, pussycats, succubus and even April Fool, were in the titles too. So a wild mix of imaginative costume play with great looking girls who strip down and bare all in photos. That would just about sum up the content here.

But there is more to My Geek Goddess than hot chicks in geeky costumes. There are all the interactive elements. I checked out the Goddesses model index to start off with and found 20 girls featured. They came with a full page of stats and information and this included links to their wish lists and social networking sites, there are also interviews to read and you get a goodly amount of background for each girl here, plus links to her photo sets.

Checking the Blog area I found posts dating back to 2012 where there was, finally, a description of what the site was about. I quote: “We will put the art back in erotic art. We will set ourselves apart from the competition by celebrating the true beauty of the geek female and her community.” From then on the blog has been bringing us photos and news, updates from the girls and all kinds of behind the scenes and personal thoughts and information. It’s well worth a read and really keeps you in touch with the geek girls behind the site.

The last area of the members' department that I saw was the Forum. This was easy to use and interactive and it had already attracted a couple of thousand posts in three different areas. So, you are able to join a community here, see some exclusive photo sets with very nice models in a variety of costumes, stripping and posing and then you can chat about it in the forum and get to know other members.