We're almost a quarter into the 21st century, yet the topic of sex remains a challenging one for many to contemplate, discuss, or even experience, even though it's what got us all here in the first place.

The complexity of this subject is no one's fault. It's filled with shame-filled messages from our cultures, religions, and social circles. On top of that, feelings about ourselves and what we've personally experienced also play a significant role in influencing our comfort level with sex. With all of that considered, it's not surprising that it can be a tough topic to broach.

As a queer, cis-woman, I've navigated my own intricate path through issues of sexuality, body image, and sex. It was during a 'ho phase' that I began to challenge societal norms about sex, recognizing the importance of my pleasure, and realizing that in matters of sex, I have the power to define my own path. (I guess you could even say that Klero was sparked by a 'ho phase'!)

Klero is my answer to these revelations. Our mission is to empower women to feel confident and empowered during their most intimate moments, whether alone or with their partner(s).

By combining pleasure education with our products, we aim to enable women to champion their own pleasure and feel good about doing so. We are all powerful and beautiful, and it's time we celebrate that.

xoxo,

Serena (she/her)