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How adult is the adult section allowed to be?

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10 months ago

What are the rules around that?

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  • 10 months ago

    define "adult topic" please. Are talking from pubescence onward?

  • 10 months ago in reply to Uhane

    I am hoping Former Member will correct me if I am wrong, but I believe they meant adult as in the 'birds and the bees' (AKA sex and all things sex-related).

    Unless the rules have changed, one has to be at least 16 to be a member here, which is the age one is legally permitted to have sex in the UK. Therefore, it could be argued that such discussions would be 'safe' for the members here, due to being 16 and older.

    What is confusing is that the community rules are open to interpretation. Hence why I think Witchdocta felt compelled to ask the question they did.

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  • 10 months ago in reply to Uhane

    I am hoping Former Member will correct me if I am wrong, but I believe they meant adult as in the 'birds and the bees' (AKA sex and all things sex-related).

    Unless the rules have changed, one has to be at least 16 to be a member here, which is the age one is legally permitted to have sex in the UK. Therefore, it could be argued that such discussions would be 'safe' for the members here, due to being 16 and older.

    What is confusing is that the community rules are open to interpretation. Hence why I think Witchdocta felt compelled to ask the question they did.

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