How we're handling the new UK law, and where facesitting stands.
We're not banning facesitting or any kink. The same rules apply to everyone: if a specific image looks illegal when it's reported or we see it, that image comes down.
The law: from 6 November, in England and Wales, it's a crime to possess or publish porn that shows, in an explicit and realistic way, someone being strangled or suffocated. The government describes suffocation as depriving a person of air in a way that affects their ability to breathe. It covers images and videos, not words. Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own dates.
Facesitting isn't named in the law. What matters is what a specific image shows: porn that clearly shows someone's air being cut off is what the law targets, and a court decides the edge cases. Clothes or a blur don't change that.
If you're in the UK, this law applies to you personally, including private messages and anything you save. We're not lawyers and this isn't legal advice.
Seven rules. No witch hunts.
The same rules for everyone, and every report is checked by a person: a pile of reports takes nothing down on its own.
Findom, kink, fetish, teasing and sexy photos are all welcome.
Soon.