Just another weird millennial

Please no romancing

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Cake day: October 23rd, 2025

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  • Lmao, longer than my longest relationship ever.

    I’ve felt more intense connection in more open relationships with massive breaks and stuff than “being together” ones.
    I’ve made out with random people on the street, had short flings, one-sided relationships, etc. all these experiences helped in a crazy number of ways. I definitely have a very clear idea of what works for me and what doesn’t now, which I didn’t have back then.

    It actually disgusts me to think of someone having a side-piece. I think it’s dehumanizing.

    But I’m not here to tell you what to do :)

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    Go crazy!
    Be safe.
    But go crazy!


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    Yeah, visibility/exposure carries risks. But it also provides protection.

    I decided not to care. It’s a risk I’m willing to take, and whatever may come, I won’t regret it.

    All I wanted to do was make people feel some fun and giggles.

    To keep people down, they literally have algorithms to make people miserable and hateful. So in a way, you can become a target, and I’m not even joking. Also, people just wanting to kill light, I guess.

    If you decide to keep this account, I’d suggest not deleting it in the event that something should happen, and then document everything. There’s more motivation for a crime in darkness than one in broad daylight.

    I’m sorry if this is a bit rough to read. I don’t think anything will happen, and certainly hope so. But I thought I’d share some basic security I believe in, for the rather open way in which you engage with this platform, to maybe make you feel safer.




  • Looks like we effectively agree.

    I think if we to improve the state of NSFW content we also need to be very specific in our wording of the criticism because how criticism is worded can change the context and as we agree, context matters.

    Agreed! I think Multiverse made quite the effort and did a decent job. Misunderstandings and mistakes still happen, which is why just talking like this to get to our goal can be useful :)

    And I think you also blurred that line with the fiction story example.

    Thanks for the feedback. Reading it again now, I wouldn’t know how to express it differently. But I can see how this might not be clear to people not living in my head. Useful to know.




  • If somebody posts a swastika, and uses it to critically talk about the nazi history, or the fertility symbol aspect of it, it’s not the same as if you’re posting it without comment in the context of a debate about racism, or in a PoC forum, etc.

    Context matters and changes what it is we’re looking at.

    Is it desirable to platform a community that basically says “jerking off to underage girls, but legal”? To put it another way…

    I would like to imagine fedinsfw as something beyond the boundaries of ordinary porn sites. It can be so much better. And I say this regardless of this aspect we are talking about, though, just to keep in mind.







  • Alright, I don’t care about the legal argument. That’s for other folx to deal with. I care about a nice more or less ethical porn site.

    And btw. Multiverse also agreed with the law, and I can see why.

    I get the point of slippery slope arguments. So here’s the potential harm I see, which I think you’d agree with is passing a point on the slope we don’t want to cross: normalizing indulging in the sexualisation of minors, or just straight up normalising the sexualisation of minors.

    If the community calls itself fauxbait, the mental process is one of sexualisation of minors, even if it isn’t what’s depicted. Just like a written story is just ink on paper and no performer is hurt, it’s about the mental process.

    They are not looking at these adults and thinking about fucking an adult. Just like the brain would do with a fictional story.


  • It’s not just about the age of the performers, though. I also think most people here care more about actual harm than legality.

    To me it looks like it’s about platforming the indulgence of the sexualization of minors. In a fictional sense, but still. Should they allow written rape fantasies of minors?

    I’m gonna lean towards that this is rather normalizing and harm producing than helping people. I would love to read science on this, but this is not my field, so hard to research myself.