1. Content we welcome
- Gay fiction and erotic fiction involving consenting adults.
- Personal essays about relationships, identity, intimacy, heartbreak, healing, and community.
- Anonymous or pseudonymous stories that protect the privacy of real people.
- Respectful discussion, reviews, and constructive comments.
2. Content we prohibit
- Any sexual content involving, depicting, targeting, grooming, or exploiting a person under 18, including fictional or illustrated material where age is unclear.
- Sex trafficking, sexual coercion, extortion, or instructions that facilitate abuse or exploitation.
- Real intimate material shared without the informed consent of every identifiable adult involved.
- Threats, stalking, harassment, doxxing, blackmail, or publication of private contact, medical, workplace, school, or location information.
- Content that celebrates real-world sexual violence, encourages readers to ignore consent, or targets a survivor.
- Hateful attacks or dehumanizing content based on race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
- Copyright infringement, impersonation, plagiarism, fraud, illegal solicitation, malware, spam, or deceptive links.
3. Fiction, fantasy, and consent
Adult fiction may explore difficult themes, but it must clearly distinguish fantasy from real-world permission to harm others. Editors may require content warnings, changes, or rejection when consent, age, or legality is unclear. A fictional label does not excuse content involving minors or material that is otherwise unlawful.
4. Real-person stories
Change or remove names, workplaces, schools, addresses, usernames, distinctive dates, and other identifying details unless the person has agreed to publication. Do not make unsupported criminal, medical, or sexual allegations about an identifiable person. Editors may anonymize details or ask for confirmation before publication.
5. Comments and community behavior
Disagreement is allowed; abuse is not. Keep comments relevant. Do not pressure contributors for private contact, sexual images, or identifying details. Do not shame a contributor for identity, body, sexual history, health status, or relationship choices. Moderators may remove comments or restrict repeat offenders.
6. Reporting urgent or harmful material
Email yutashu.gay@outlook.com with the page URL, a clear description, and the reason for concern. Do not resend illegal imagery. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. Reports involving apparent child sexual abuse material may be preserved and reported to the appropriate service providers or authorities as required by law.
7. Enforcement
We may add warnings, limit distribution, edit identifying details, reject submissions, remove material, preserve evidence, restrict access, or contact service providers or authorities when reasonably necessary. Context, severity, intent, risk, and prior violations may affect the response.