A safe place for sissies and those interested in sissy culture to talk about all things sissy!
18+ Only
c/sissy is a safe place for sissies and those curious about sissy culture to talk about all things sissy!
Ask questions or discuss about anything sissy related :)
Sister subs:
for sissy captions
!sissycaptions@lemmynsfw.com
for sissy hypnos
!sissyhypno@lemmynsfw.com
for sissies to share pictures of themselves
!sissies@lemmynsfw.com
for sissies to make hookup requests
!sissypersonals@lemmynsfw.com
for pictures of sissies in chastity
!sissychastity@lemmynsfw.com
Rules:
1.
18+ only
2.
Be kind
- Please contribute to the community in a positive manner. Avoid using things like hate speech or bringing up politics unnecessarily
3.
No blackmail or lost bets or anything that has any potential to be without consent.
4.
No selling, spam, "upvote if" posts/comments of any kind.
- All selling or spam type posts will be banned permanently.
5.
No advertising unless mod approved. Read description for how to get approved.
Unless you get an advertisement approved, no advertising is allowed, including directing users to your profile
If you have something that you think is relevant to the sissy community (meaning support, help getting started, resources, etc.) message the mods before posting to request a mod approved advertisement. (Currently there is no modmail so just message one of the mods directly)
After reviewing the mods will approve or deny your request.
6.
No personal information of any kind
7.
No Task/DM Requests,
8.
All interactions have to be in English
- We want everyone to be able to read and take part in the conversations. So please write English!
I'm a big open source person, and even reddit is closed source, I thought it was still nice that FOSS clients like Infinity existed. When reddit made the announcement about API changes and started looking into alternates. I dismissed Lemmy at first because of its tiny user base and lack of NSFW content, but that all changed once the blackout started. After I saw how many people were moving to Lemmy, and that this instance existed, I was fully prepared to switch.
Before I mostly used reddit for tech support, finding through reviews of products, keeping up to date on news, asking and answering questions, and porn. I still plan on using reddit for those first two things, because the sheer amount of content on reddit makes it perfect for those. As for the rest, I'm moving to Lemmy, and planning to contribute more content than I ever did on reddit!
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