Word Help

"[REVOKED FOR SAFTEY]"

My second way of censoring things. Sometimes it has comedic effect, but other times it's actually there to indicate that I don't want the reader to... well, read it.

"I just had [REVOKED FOR SAFTEY] today"

"Holy [REVOKED FOR SAFTEY], that sucks"

...SAFTEY - NSFW GRADE I]

The content previously contained little to no sexual intent. This includes but is not limited to:

• Hugging

• Kissing w/o tongue

• Cuddling

• Flirting (SFW)

• Swimsuits at areas with high amounts of water (beaches, swimming pools, etc)

Note that this is barely used at all when actually needed - the need for this is not needed necessarily (what?), and is pretty much only used for comedic effect.

...SAFTEY - NSFW GRADE II]

The content previously contained a moderate amount of sexual content. This includes but is not limited to:

• Contact of NSFW parts of the body, incidental or on purpose

• Cleavage

• ...and cleavage-showing outfits

• Skimpy clothing, too

• Ecchi/lewd content

• Kissing with tongue

• Flirting (NSFW)

• Mentioning of NSFW parts of the body without sexual intent

• Implication of intercourse w/o detail

...SAFTEY - NSFW GRADE III]

The content previously contained a high amount of sexual content. This includes but is not limited to:

• Exposure of NSFW parts of the body, incidental or on purpose

• Sexual outfits (lingerie, etc)

• Censoring of the NSFW parts of the body

• Mentioning of NSFW parts of the body with sexual intent

• Protrusion of NSFW parts of the body

• Implication of intercourse w/ detail

...SAFTEY - NSFW GRADE IV]

...SAFTEY]

The content did not have any properties that can be categoritized, but had to still be censored. This includes but is not limited to:

• Swearing/cuss words

  • (Note that I excluded slurs. This does not mean I am completely fine with saying slurs - i will NEVER say any under any circumstance. There's no point in censoring something you'll never say, right?)

• All the above, but in comment form (i.e. youtube comments)

Tone Indicators

A well-known(?) way of using tone of voice in textual form. Usually they come at the end of a sentence, and start with "/".

"i mean not like i care /srs"

"Lmao he is such a dork /hj"

/j

The tone is in a joking way - it is not meant to be taken seriously in most cases.

/hj

The tone is in a half-joking way - it is only partially not meant to be taken seriously in most cases.

/srs

The tone is serious.