This is gold! Thank you for sharing.

I apologise for my long rumble, but NSFW artists and writers should have a safe place to have their community and thrive as artists. Not being confined in a golden cage that offers a false sense of freedom.

Yesterday, I watched a video on YouTube about a guy explaining why artists often take the NSFW route in art. It was both educational and informative, as it explained the reasoning behind that path in the creative route. I respect a lot of NSFW artists and writers, as we put ourselves out there.

Hell yeah! That's the spirit!💖

The platform you created is clear. You are an NSFW artist who does specific fanart from a specific video game, BG3. Now, if somebody is offended, it's their problem. It's not your responsibility to change your platform just because someone feels uncomfortable or doesn't like the content you create.

You can also change who can reply to a post or whether the post can be quoted at any time by clicking the three dots next to your post
(this is per-post and doesn't apply to your whole page)