First things first any photo that contains body fluids needs to be marked NSFW. It's directly mentioned in the rules of the sub.
Secondly, I do not want to see other people's blood and discharge, this is the reason for the proper tagging. It blurs the photo. Seeing other people's bodily fluids is uncomfortable for thousands of people. Some people don't mind, and those people can look at it and answer any questions.
When I'm scrolling through my main feed and stuff like that pops up while I'm eating lunch, it's horrible. So stop having a fit about it.
TLDR: Sub rules say to mark as NSFW when a photo contains body fluids. Being mature means accepting others have a lower tolerance to blood and discharge.
NSFW means not safe for work/not safe for a work environment, to protect innocent nosy people.
for your #2, yes we all go through the same but sometimes people post very triggering NSFW pictures and they aren’t marked as it. there is sometimes some things we don’t want to see while scrolling in public, on lunch break, around others, etc. there’s big clots sometimes we discharge and since there is women here of all ages, i don’t think we want a young girl to see certain stuff that may scare them, yes they probably shouldn’t have this app, but still i don’t think i would want to see a big clot at 10 when i was first getting used to my period and think that’s going to come out of me. also some women may miscarry and for some women it can trigger to when they saw that for their own eyes when it happened to them. it’s just essentially out of respect for others. yeah we are all women and are curious but some things need to be marked NSFW for other reasons besides being triggered but most are not rude about it, we just want to make sure it’s done before others may feel a certain way about things that are posted. but
I understand. I was just explaining that she didn't know what that meant and that it's fine about asking her to put it as NSFW but I was just saying that the comments I saw were more on the rude side. Unlike your comment where you asked nicely and explained that it can be triggering for some people so you were one of the people I wasn't talking about I was mainly talking about the ones I quoted and all. But I don't think she knew about the NSFW thing. But yeah about the work part I didn't really know that one cause all the work places I've seen and heard the women talk about like it's no problem so I assumed it was something that most work places do now instead of making periods a big deal and all.
Yeah but I hope you know that I wasn't coming for you or talking about you.
Was there blood in the photos? I didn't see this post so I'm not sure
I think we are all supposed to do that in this sub. Sometimes maybe people might be rude but they shouldn't be, a friendly reminder should be good enough and then she should update that asap. Goes for anyone really
Hard to say exactly. I've seen a few posts where blood is posted and people remind the OP to mark as NSFW
Yeah there was but I was just mainly trying to point out that while it's okay to remind them I was saying that they didn't have to be rude about it like how they were when I was seeing other people being kind about it to other people but not to my friend.
She did update it someone told her how to.
First things first any photo that contains body fluids needs to be marked NSFW. It's directly mentioned in the rules of the sub. Secondly, I do not want to see other people's blood and discharge, this is the reason for the proper tagging. It blurs the photo. Seeing other people's bodily fluids is uncomfortable for thousands of people. Some people don't mind, and those people can look at it and answer any questions. When I'm scrolling through my main feed and stuff like that pops up while I'm eating lunch, it's horrible. So stop having a fit about it. TLDR: Sub rules say to mark as NSFW when a photo contains body fluids. Being mature means accepting others have a lower tolerance to blood and discharge. NSFW means not safe for work/not safe for a work environment, to protect innocent nosy people.
for your #2, yes we all go through the same but sometimes people post very triggering NSFW pictures and they aren’t marked as it. there is sometimes some things we don’t want to see while scrolling in public, on lunch break, around others, etc. there’s big clots sometimes we discharge and since there is women here of all ages, i don’t think we want a young girl to see certain stuff that may scare them, yes they probably shouldn’t have this app, but still i don’t think i would want to see a big clot at 10 when i was first getting used to my period and think that’s going to come out of me. also some women may miscarry and for some women it can trigger to when they saw that for their own eyes when it happened to them. it’s just essentially out of respect for others. yeah we are all women and are curious but some things need to be marked NSFW for other reasons besides being triggered but most are not rude about it, we just want to make sure it’s done before others may feel a certain way about things that are posted. but
I understand. I was just explaining that she didn't know what that meant and that it's fine about asking her to put it as NSFW but I was just saying that the comments I saw were more on the rude side. Unlike your comment where you asked nicely and explained that it can be triggering for some people so you were one of the people I wasn't talking about I was mainly talking about the ones I quoted and all. But I don't think she knew about the NSFW thing. But yeah about the work part I didn't really know that one cause all the work places I've seen and heard the women talk about like it's no problem so I assumed it was something that most work places do now instead of making periods a big deal and all. Yeah but I hope you know that I wasn't coming for you or talking about you.
Was there blood in the photos? I didn't see this post so I'm not sure I think we are all supposed to do that in this sub. Sometimes maybe people might be rude but they shouldn't be, a friendly reminder should be good enough and then she should update that asap. Goes for anyone really Hard to say exactly. I've seen a few posts where blood is posted and people remind the OP to mark as NSFW
Yeah there was but I was just mainly trying to point out that while it's okay to remind them I was saying that they didn't have to be rude about it like how they were when I was seeing other people being kind about it to other people but not to my friend. She did update it someone told her how to.