I think people should be free to create whatever they want. I don't think people should ever feel constrained or shamed to make one kind of art or another.

Hey, thanks for your comment — I really appreciate you sharing your perspective. Freedom in creativity is important, but let’s dig deeper: total "freedom without boundaries" often leads to the Overton Window shifting. What starts as an edge case yesterday (like explicit pornography in public creative spaces) becomes the norm tomorrow, and soon it’s seen as essential to "creativity." We’ve seen this play out: first "artistic nudity," then hardcore, then things that erode society’s moral taboos.
For me, art isn’t just "draw whatever I want." It shapes culture, impacts viewers’ psyches, and even affects the artist. My experience with schizophrenia showed how erotic/pornographic work can fragment your inner world, blurring the boundaries of self. On a community scale? When platforms get flooded with content that objectifies, exploits, or normalizes harmful stereotypes, that’s not freedom—it’s pressure on those of us craving purity and mindfulness. Morality here isn’t "censorship"; it’s care: for ourselves, for others, for art that heals instead of harms.
I’m not shaming anyone who creates NSFW in their private spaces, but in shared galleries? Yeah, we need boundaries. Let’s fill them with work that lifts the spirit instead of dragging it down. What do you think about that balance? 😊

Personally that is exactly why I still think people should be allowed to create whatever they want as long as their are proper barriers, Like FA's content system, so no one is forced to engage with something. They always have the option of blocking content they would rather not interface with. Websites like FA prove an important creative outlet for so many people who are forced to conform on a daily bases by social or societal restrictions imposed on them by their relationships, their government, and their cultures. Art is that important outlet for self expression and for people to be able to engage with themsleves on a healthy level and to understand what is and is not acceptable and what is and is not normal. I have known many people where art was their gateway to descoverying that being gay wasn't abnormal for example, because that was considered taboo in their Overton Window.
Everyones experiences are different and that is exactly why I think art should be a free and open. Thing that uplifts someone might feel depressive to someone else, that is all just perspective.

Thanks for the thoughtful response — I see you're passionate about creative freedom too, and I respect that.
But I'm deeply worried about the kids on this site whose brains simply aren’t ready. It’s not just a feeling — science backs it: the prefrontal cortex (control, empathy, decision-making) matures until 18–25, yet porn acts as a super-stimulus, rewiring dopamine like a drug and tripling-to-quintupling addiction risk (Your Brain on Porn, Cambridge).
One click on FA turns 'cute art' into violence, coercion, distorted bodies — and 90 % of porn is exactly that.
This isn’t sex-ed (which should be about anatomy, consent, love) — it’s an industry teaching exploitation.
I’m ready to accept adult freedom — create what you want — but kids aren’t test subjects.
We need real 18+ barriers: age verification, separate platforms, no more 'one-click hell'.
Not censorship. Just care. 💔🔮