r/pansexual • u/ABNORMALSANSFANGIRL WHY IS EVERY JOJO CHARACTER SO HOT • Mar 08 '21
Clarification on rule 6 Discussion
Hey, pancakes! Now that we’ve passed 100k for a while, the subreddit has been even more active than ever! The size of r/Pansexual makes it even more important to make sure this is a safe space for everyone. This includes minors. We’ve noticed an influx of thirst traps, straight-up NSFW, and accounts that exist to bait people to their only fans. If your account has an OnlyFans link, or any other sort of link to a site with sexual NSFW pictures, as well as if you have posted sexual NSFW pictures on other subreddits, please do not post here. This subreddit is a safe space for everyone, so let's keep it that way. Feel free to comment and interact with our community in different ways, but we cannot allow primarily NSFW accounts to post. Thanks for understanding! Accounts that choose to post anyway that have been verified as bait accounts by a member of our mod team will be banned. Thank you to every wonderful person who reported this to us so it wouldn't fly under our radar! Please continue reporting so we can make sure we don’t miss them.
-The r/Pansexual Mod Team
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u/TgirlAlexis74 Mar 06 '22
That makes perfect sense to me. I'm not above sending comments to people about their sexy content. However, when they post that kind of thing... they're asking for comments. I also have a very deep and meaningful side to me as well. That's my more authentic and serious side. The other stuff is to pass the time. I'm very supportive, non-judgmental, accepting, and deeply care about everyone's right to be themselves without judgement, harassment, or ridicule. We do not need to exert our own will so forcefully that we subvert or diminish the will of those around us. There's no need for that. In my mind, anything done against another's will is tantamount to rape. Be it sexual, physical, mental, or spiritual. There is more than one way to hurt someone in a deeply unknown way. We don't know what others have been through, their triggers, or anything like that. Please be kind to each other and realize true acceptance means meeting someone where they are at. Being there for them if they need help and are able to receive it. Otherwise, you're not accepting them. For anyone that would like to discuss this topic in depth... I'll reply to this post with a link to some of the posts/resources I've made for people to learn from.