Actually, I was curious why someone with a <1-day-old account here was coming in like “We need a community dedicated to Megumin 😣” and posting Asuka ass shots, which was an instant red flag they’d been abruptly banned from Reddit for doing some really gross shit but still needed their fix somewhere else. I forgot that Reddit doesn’t say what a user is banned for anymore, though, so I just clicked the first live link on the Wayback Machine to see if I was right. This process took a cumulative two-ish minutes.
Lo and behold, they were “joking” about “licking [their] cousin’s underwear while she’s wearing it”, which OP chalks up to having “different tastes”.
I wasn’t banned for anything on that account, just to make that fact clear. It was for ban evasion after I posted an artwork of Sally Man on r/Art, which I thought to be within Reddit’s official rules.
Uhhh, yeah, I could see why Reddit might ban you for posting artwork by Sally Mann. I 100% take Mann at her word when she says that her work is strictly artistic. That to me is not even remotely in dispute.
What deeply concerns me now is the combination of you posting Mann’s artwork (I’m assuming you didn’t just get banned for one of her landscapes) and posting sexualized illustrations of fictional children and remarking about licking your cousin’s underwear while she wears it. That’s a really disturbing pattern, and I mean with 100% sincerity that, even just for your own benefit, you should seriously consider seeking professional help.
Therapists are some of the kindest, most understanding types of people you’ll ever meet, and they can and would want to help you work through whatever you’re going through.
We can just agree to disagree. You find my Megumin post harmful, most of Reddit has thousands of posts of it. You find Sally Man an unserious artist, while museums see it differently. My edgy joke is for you a revealing fact, for me it’s just lolz.
Actually, I was curious why someone with a <1-day-old account here was coming in like “We need a community dedicated to Megumin 😣” and posting Asuka ass shots, which was an instant red flag they’d been abruptly banned from Reddit for doing some really gross shit but still needed their fix somewhere else. I forgot that Reddit doesn’t say what a user is banned for anymore, though, so I just clicked the first live link on the Wayback Machine to see if I was right. This process took a cumulative two-ish minutes.
Lo and behold, they were “joking” about “licking [their] cousin’s underwear while she’s wearing it”, which OP chalks up to having “different tastes”.
I wasn’t banned for anything on that account, just to make that fact clear. It was for ban evasion after I posted an artwork of Sally Man on r/Art, which I thought to be within Reddit’s official rules.
Uhhh, yeah, I could see why Reddit might ban you for posting artwork by Sally Mann. I 100% take Mann at her word when she says that her work is strictly artistic. That to me is not even remotely in dispute.
What deeply concerns me now is the combination of you posting Mann’s artwork (I’m assuming you didn’t just get banned for one of her landscapes) and posting sexualized illustrations of fictional children and remarking about licking your cousin’s underwear while she wears it. That’s a really disturbing pattern, and I mean with 100% sincerity that, even just for your own benefit, you should seriously consider seeking professional help.
Therapists are some of the kindest, most understanding types of people you’ll ever meet, and they can and would want to help you work through whatever you’re going through.
We can just agree to disagree. You find my Megumin post harmful, most of Reddit has thousands of posts of it. You find Sally Man an unserious artist, while museums see it differently. My edgy joke is for you a revealing fact, for me it’s just lolz.