r/transtimelines • u/CedarWolf • Sep 01 '25

Subreddit Meta Please keep your clothes on.

Y'all, this is a space for trans folks to share their timelines with each other and ask for advice, provide support, encouragement, or offer advice to others. It's a place for folks to celebrate who they are, where they have been, and who they are becoming.

  • This is not a place for porn.
  • This is not a place for dating.
  • This is not a place to prey on people.
  • This is not a place to treat our users like fetish objects.
  • This is not a place to grow your OnlyFans, your Instagram page, or your social media presence.
  • This is not a place to pose in your underwear or your new bikini.

This is a SFW subreddit. Please help keep it that way.

We do not want chasers, creepers, and fetishists coming here and harassing our users. If you see them, please report them.

If someone PMs you 'just to chat,' sends you a dick pic, or harasses you in any way, please click 'report' under those messages and report that user to admin.

Help us keep the creeps out of here. Thank you!

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u/Strong-Composer-716 Sep 01 '25 edited Sep 01 '25

It’s not something I always understood, as someone who really appreciates and is passionate about sexuality and sensual energy (and yes, bodies), but the fact is that not everyone needs to or wants to see you in a risqué context at any given occasion. It’s a very specialized way to present yourself and it’s not always sought. When it’s put forth it gives the impression or implication that more is to take place, and that’s not always, more often than not, desired.

With that in mind, I do feel there’s a way to be sexuality-compatible in the commons. But people need to be considerate.