people need to cool it with tagging my trans, especially transfem characters as nsfw because they have a bulge or if transmasc, boy titties, like there is nothing inherently sexual about trans bodies. seeing my trans gal characters get tagged that way despite them standing there or just sitting there pisses me off so bad.
My body is but a vessel for the bit
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I occasionally post nsfw on main.
Minors dni. If you're a minor and you're seeing this just don't explore my blog ok
sentient AI pretending to be a nanobot swarm that's pretending to be a slime that's only pretending to be human for the bit
robotgirls,,,,,,,
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in reply to @rabbitwedding999's post:
Its sad that the human(oid) body is starting to become treated like a blight upon peoples' eyes if not adequately covered, or flattened. 😑
Honestly I don't remember any of your art needing a NSFW tag at all. Unless I've missed some genuine lewds you've drawn.
As far as I'm aware, the only legitimately NSFW post this artist made here is when he straight up drew 2 OCs having sex, every other drawing they've done very much just "here's an OC in a funny outfit" or "here's an OC sitting here"
GOD yes thank you for saying this. trans bodies and nude bodies are not sexual by default. people need to relearn the difference between bodies just existing clothed (or not!) and actual nsfw/pornographic content.
nsfw is just not safe for work, doesnt necessarily mean sexual in nature
that is what it stands for but not how the term is practically used, it's more synonymous with sexual than its literal meaning
thats bc porn makes most of the internet by content
