Robin
When an article or video covers ABDL, what makes you willing to share it with someone outside the community? For me it's whether the person being interviewed gets time to explain themselves, rather than being edited into a reaction shot.
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When an article or video covers ABDL, what makes you willing to share it with someone outside the community? For me it's whether the person being interviewed gets time to explain themselves, rather than being edited into a reaction shot.
Being allowed to say 'that isn't my experience'. I don't expect one person to represent everybody.
A headline I wouldn't have to apologise for before sending the link.
I don't mind someone being curious or admitting they don't understand. The smug little musical cue is what loses me.
And basic privacy. If someone agrees to an interview under a nickname, that should be enough.
The headline point is painfully familiar. I've read thoughtful pieces that were introduced by a completely different tone.