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This is the_think_tank not the_w**re_tank. Keep your degenerate garbage on your own streams. We have 14 year olds here. Respect the tos.

Respect the tos

You cheeky bugger!

Not really sure if potatoes work...

Just like what sir Sydknee has said.
RESPECT THE TOES!

Did imgflip to down for you about 10 minutes ago,or was it just me?

What do you mean by that?

The page said imgflip was down,and to check again later.

I have no idea.
It happens to some people.

Not sure where this could be classified as degenerate but ok.

YOU are the one choosing to be here. And by here I am referring to The_Think_Tank and the ImgFlip site. Each have their rules, if you don't like them, go somewhere else that is more in line with your expectations.
Start with reading the terms, then ask yourself if you can work within those terms. If the answer is NO, then this place is not made you you and you will never have your expectations met here. That means you should go somewhere else.
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KylieFan, speaking as a woman who formerly posed for men's magazine, I think this is a no-brainer. If the underlying "rules" say no nudity, you better cover up the titties and jam. If the rules of a particular stream requires no provocative images, stick with photos you wouldn't be embarrassed seeing your own mother pose for. Pretty simple actually. IIMGFLIP is not a provincial hell hole where people get stoned for showing bare ankles.

I think this can depend for ImgFlip. There are streams specifically made for 'showing too much skin' on ImgFlip. Yet, these pictures of people, the people probably aren't aware that their pictures like this is on a site, which I find pretty sick, but yet, then people shouldn't take pictures like that. Yet, I don't think people should be afraid to not show their faces unless for private reasons, which should be respected. I think it is up to the person, but they should take everything into consideration about what they are doing since there are perverts and all, and you don't know who sees it.

I think if a woman poses for a sexy photo, then there is a good chance she intends for her image to be shared. You can tell when a woman is posing — easiest dead-giveaway is when she is looking right at the camera.

This is particularly true when said woman is a celebrity whose career is all about being in the public eye. The vast majority of the photos I repost fall in this category.

In every case, I got these photos off the internet rather than taking them myself. So these images are all already out there. Just now on a different site as well.

Women have sex drives too, and derive enjoyment and sometimes income from sharing photos of their bodies. Participating in that is not “exploitation” as long as it’s voluntary.

True, true.

Make it a private stream. It won’t show up in the listings that way and you post to your hearts delight.

And yes you have been following think tanks rules to the T. But I don’t think that matters to some.

You didn't see some of the memes he submitted early on that weren't featured. But I tried to explain the aim of the stream and he's been compliant albeit reluctantly and while complaining about it in his own streams, lol

To be clear: I wasn’t ever trying to submit girls in bikinis as featured memes for this stream, lol

Mainly I just had troubles with phrasing memes for The_Think_Tank as actual questions to be answered

I concede. I can't keep track of all submissions and who posts I do recall some bikini posts but perhaps from another user.

It was another user who was posting boob stream tier memes so you added the disclaimer.

He has multiple streams of his own followed by him alone on which he sometimes posts the same meme or just template on 2 or 3 at a time.

Why are you so concerned about his own streams? Don't like, don't go there.

"Boma

Make it a private stream. It won’t show up in the listings that way and you post to your hearts delight.

And yes you have been following think tanks rules to the T. But I don’t think that matters to some."

"VagabondSouffle

He has multiple streams of his own followed by him alone on which he sometimes posts the same meme or just template on 2 or 3 at a time.

"Boma

Why are you so concerned about his own streams? Don't like, don't go there."

What fhucking idiot told you I did?

You made a suggestion, yes?

I said he already has, yes?

Don't ask if you don't like the reply,
Don't reply if you don't like that reply either.

Done.

Is that really too hard to understand?

By the way, I go where I like if I wanna. So skip the permit slip.

I'm not the one with the problem. I asked a simple question and you are taking offense at it. "I go where I like." Nice way to read way too much into it. or to put it in a way I think you may actually understand...

What the f**k is wrong with you?

If you ain't got a problem, then why are you having such an idiotic problem with it, PMS?

Well, I think you probably know the answer to this. The are different standards of dress and appropriate exposure of the body depending on where you go in the real world, like a bathing suit is totally appropriate on a beach but show up in court or in a job interview in one (unless you're trying out for modeling or lifeguard) chances are you'd be told to get changed or get out. I see the streams here as similar. Your sex focused scantily clad women related posts should stay in the related streams. The Tank was meant to be a change from the gamut of sex streams that already exist to encourage people to ask questions and get answers on various topics from the serious to the mundane ( granted its been a little too mundane lately for my taste) so I'm wondering why you see it as a problem that your bikini images aren't fully embraced in all of imgflip when they're pretty irrelevant in some cases. (you tend to overdue the Kylie memes in pretty much every stream, for pretty much every comment) its not misogynistic or body shaming any more than it would be to have different standards in a workplace than at home. Not that we're demanding the other extreme (only fully clothed nuns allowed) but no one but you has had a problem with this in the 13 months I've been here. Thanks for posting.

Depends on the MOD

And the stream

That too

To caption this question, I chose an image of a woman clad in a full face-covering burqa, because the ideas represented in an image such as this are apparently less offensive to The_Think_Tank’s editorial viewpoint than pictures of girls in bikinis

Girls in bikinis: These inherently evil, scantily-clad sirens who are only good for leading men astray may be found hanging out at your local neighborhood pool or even on some of the other streams

But to find an upstanding woman dressed in respectable garb like this, you would have to travel much further afield than your local pool, and in some cases into a literal war zone

This is an unfortunate byproduct of the degeneracy of 21st-century America and its sex-fueled culture

Anyway, I am trying to figure out how to post images of women on ImgFlip without being accused of “exploiting” them, so I’m just wondering how much skin is too much for the delicate sensibilities that exist on this site

But obviously, this is a legit amount of skin, so to be on the safe side of things maybe I will just roll with the burqa from now on

But why the obsession with half naked girls anyway? I think a woman who believes in her own dignity, worth and natural beauty doesn't feel a need to display all God gave her for the world to see. There is a balance, on one extreme where you like to dwell is women who feel their bodies are the only way attract a man and they have to flaunt it or be overlooked. On the other extreme alluded to in your OP is that women should not show any skin for fear of causing scandal. What's wrong with a little middle ground. Women can dress in a way that accentuates their beauty in a way that is not always provocative. I love the old movies with Grace Kelly, Maureen O'Hara, Loretta Young, they always seemed to be so dignified and beautiful in their simple styles. I see our bodies as similar to a wrapped gift. What husband wants a present that's been half opened or the paper ripped off entirely by other men? It goes the same for men. I'm not sure what your wife feels about your online activity, if she's even aware of it but it concerns me that you devote so much time and energy on posting about other women you'd like to bang. It doesn't seem respectful of her dignity as a woman and your wife who should be your one and only love.

Maybe he's married to Kylie? Ever think of that? Huh? Huh huh huh huh?

In his dreams. Lol

AMEN!

I share and celebrate classy, fully-clothed depictions like these all the time.

Kylie’s an absolute class act in any outfit she chooses to wear. Particularly in relation to other pop stars such as Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears, Madonna, Ariana Grande, Katie Perry, etc. who have all landed in their fair share of controversy throughout the years for various reasons. And is part of why I’m not as drawn to them, although they’ve posed for sexy pics too and many think they’re cute too.

The worst I’ve ever seen Kylie get in trouble for was only just recently with an awkwardly-timed photo shoot in Australia to promote tourism that coincided with that country’s worst bushfires in recorded history.

Minogue and her family donated like half a million bucks to wildfire relief charities after that.

30+ years at the top of the pop music business is a remarkable achievement for anybody, especially a woman, since they encounter more issues with being taken seriously as artists and are at risk of being discarded by record labels when their youth fades.

I submit that Kylie is a positive role model for any young and impressionable girl, especially in comparison with other mean-spirited behavior modeled on this site.

Final point of order: I love how people on this site think it’s their business to speculate and wax negative about my own life and relationship with my wife, as if that weren’t about 100x more offensive than my habit of merely reposting beautiful images of women that they modeled for with the intention of being shared.

I do not need to dignify any of that with a response and I will not this time either, even though your response was more dignified than a lot of the shit in the same wheelhouse that I encountered from trolls last night which inspired me to begin posting burqas because it is apparently out of line to share pictures of women looking beautiful.

You didn't comment about the beautiful women I mentioned or posted pictures of. But maybe they're wearing too much for your taste?

I did tell you. Its on the opposite extreme of your posts. Even in Muslim culture the Burka, and hijab are controversial because no where in the koran are women commanded to wear it. To me it demonstrates a false and unhealthy understanding of what modesty is. (Coming from a woman who wore a nuns habit for several years)

Honestly, who said you couldn't post classy pictures of Kylie here?

Nobody, but there is still a shocking amount of ignorance and I believe sexism around the subject of female dress. Which is why I made this meme.

Thanks to you and everyone for commenting, by the way. but please keep the speculation about my life and my wife to a minimum please. It is possible to talk about all this stuff without making it personal.

Can you tell me where anything I said here on your OP was sexist.

You didn’t say anything “sexist” necessarily — i don’t find that your attitudes about sexual relations are inherently sexist even though they are more conservative than my own.

I think you did say a couple of things uncharitable toward me when you tread into speculation territory, but it’s okay.

I *do* think it’s sexist to call women “w**res,” as Syd did, whatever they’re wearing. Personally, I wouldn’t even feel comfortable using that word to describe a literal prostitute.

I didn't mean to be uncharitable but I think you should stop and think what example you're giving young people saying things like "make her suck my c***" and other sexual innuendo being a married man. Guarding one's heart and mind is the recipe for a long and happy marriage. Not making any assumptions about your wife, just speaking as a wife who would be hurt if I found my husband behaving similarly.

SexStream is a sex-positive project featuring a mixture of sexual, philosophical, and political content whose aim is to model healthy attitudes about consensual sex and viewing women (including women who take off their clothes) as fully-fledged human beings

My wife knows about this, and was a bit confused at first, but when I explained the stream’s mission and purpose to her, she was a lot more okay with it.

It’s also about countering “incel” or “red-pill” attitudes about women that I used to semi-hold as an angsty youngster, and which I know plenty of confused and angry young men on the internet hold today.

I feel there is a stunning lack of sex education marketed toward the young male crowd and as a result, their frustrations get channeled into more dangerous pursuits.

I believe sex is a healthy, natural, and pro-social activity either in or outside of marriage.

Particularly when the average age of first marriage for men in this country is something like 28-29, I think it’s unreasonable to seriously expect most men to wait that long. Ditto for women whose average age of first marriage is just a couple years under that.

But I really don't see your stream as being much different from all the other booty and boobs stream, its still guys gawking over girls. Sex positive? How exactly is that different from the other sex streams that you must have deemed sex negative?

You really have a negative attitude toward people who believe sex should be reserved for marriage and have bravely fought against the status quo and decided to keep their bodies for their husband or wife. Chastity, celibacy are totally acceptable ways of living and many people do it. It's not unreasonable and for centuries until the sexual revolution and feminism shoved sex down everyone's throat people were fine and I dare say better off then when sex was stripped of its dignity and treated like a game or fun pastime that anyone at any time can engage in with anyone. And all this forgetting the true value in sex as a total gift of self giving between 2 people committed to eachother for life because they LOVE eachother just that much. And not to mention its secondary purpose of procreation and babies is a cancerous tumor to be avoided and gotten rid of at all costs.

I have *not* judged those other streams to be sex-negative. In fact, I contribute content to them frequently as well. I just wanted my own stream where I could exercise control over my own content and viewpoint, doing a little bit of that (in praxis of my viewpoint that sex is healthy and natural), but also waxing political and philosophical.

To me, sex-negativity is about regarding sex as somehow unhealthy and unnatural, and especially, in shaming people for doing it if they go about it in a way that does not conform with their own personal notions.

An attitude I have seen a lot on this comment thread. A lot. A little bit from you. But mostly from Sydney, who is very gleefully invoking the wh-word in just about every new reply now. And the rampant speculation and judgment about my own life and wife.

Not to mention banning bikinis while full-body burkas (which stand in principle for the total subjugation of women) are okay.

So, I would say that this stream and a lot of the people who inhabit it are sex-negative in outlook.

I have no problems with chastity and sex before marriage if that is what people want to do for themselves. But I think it’s a distinct minority viewpoint and I want to speak to the majority.

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Join me in my effort to repeal your use of the word w**re?

Sure, let's try to denounce women acting like w**res and push traditional values!

Genuinely curious, which if, any of these activities you’d consider to be “acting like a w**re”:

—Wearing a one-piece swimsuit to the pool or beach
—Wearing a thong bikini to the pool or beach
—Modeling a line of lingerie
—Shooting a sensual music video such as “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head”
—Shooting a raunchy music video such as “Wrecking Ball”
—Attending an outdoor music festival in a bikini top and short-shorts
—Wearing make-up and a short skirt and going out dancing with friends on a Saturday night
—Sharing sexy photos with a boyfriend over Snapchat
—Taking a part-time job as a stripper to make ends meet
—Actually being a prostitute (because your husband died without life insurance and you need a way to feed your three kids until you can find something better)

Bonus round: Is there anything men typically do that makes them “act like w**res”? If so, what are they?

The young women on this stream who admire your viewpoint and would like to not be called “w**res” want an answer.

The young women in this stream aren't w**res, much to your disappointment.

Lol,
you really do love to toss around that wh-word without providing any guidance whatsoever.

If I were a young woman growing up in this day and age, I would just live my life and tune you and everyone else holding these s**t-shaming patriarchal bullshit attitudes out.

Yes, being a prostitute is usually considered being a w**re. By everyone in the world, less you.

Yes, when men act like w**res.

It’s just not ever necessary to use that word, even when talking about a prostitute.

Just say prostitute or better yet, sex worker.

I know you will chafe at these ridiculously easy-to-follow guidelines because “muh free speech,” but if you want to be a nice person then that is what you’ll do.

Another good opportunity to share this meme of mine from a couple months ago.

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Sex work (which encompasses a wide range of activities from webcamming to stripping to literal prostitution) is tremendously stereotyped and misunderstood.

You don’t have to want to do it, or want it for your own daughter, but it is the world’s so-called “oldest profession” and it’s not going away any time soon. We may as well try to understand it.

Most women who turn to sex work do it temporarily, out of absolute necessity, because difficult life circumstances forced them to and not necessarily because they’re morally compromised.

It's their stream. They can run it how they want as long as it's within TOS which it clearly is.