I wish the internet would leave you alone,you are a genius,doing nothing wrong. <3

thank you. but we are in the time of "social persecution" online ....so kinda like every point in history

I don't know e-junkies. But if you don't find any issues after reading their terms of service like you said, then it sounds good to me.

Did you check if the artists over there also have NSFW similar like yours without getting blocked/deleted? Some sites have good-sounding terms of service but ridiculous executions of such. For example a "No child porn" rule- but even harmless portraits of anyone's face who isn't 18 get deleted even if they're wearing clothes and have a neutral expression on their faces, nothing porny at all. That's kinda what Tumblr does now on their deleting spree. They even flag photos of your elbow for "nudity art" ever since they don't allow nudity art anymore.

So yeah, if e-junkies is not like that, I'd say it's a good site.

i need to re read their terms a few time though. just to make absolutely sure

I think you should try and go full independent as much as possible. Maybe setup your own small shopfront get an IT person to help you set it up. That way you'll be in full control and you can directly deal with customers. I don't much about website development but it can't be too complicated for what you're trying to do.

It well also help keep things private

the problem then is pay pal and their rules but talking with e-junkie seems promising