There are a lot of people on Twitter who are interested in porn and sexual content. There are also many sites dedicated to this type of content, including Pornhub, Cliterally The Best, and The Good Men Project.
However, there are certain things you should never post on a sexual Twitter account.
Pornhub
The social networking site Twitter allows users to share consensually produced adult content and graphic violence. While Twitter encourages users to tag such content with warnings, it does not automatically flag posts containing this content. The platform also discourages users from reporting porn content unless it is explicitly tagged. The social media site also allows users to share content with other websites – often RedTube and YouPorn.
Porn Twitter accounts can be very different from each other, but there are some similarities. Many of these accounts have over 500k followers and a lot of tweets. Some of them even claim to be NSFW.
Cliterally The Best
After contracting HPV and Chlamydia when she was just 21, Evie Plumb started the Cliterally The Best social media accounts. These accounts have over 72,000 followers and discuss everything from sex toys to the G-spot. They also post hilarious memes. This social media campaign is an attempt to bring about change in the world of sex education.
Good Men Project
The Good Men Project has a Twitter account that covers a variety of topics. These include fatherhood, sex, gender, war, politics, sports, and the highs and lows of marriage. There is also a section that deals with pornography. However, some feminists disagree with this viewpoint.
Although Good Men Project promotes itself as a progressive website that explores masculinity and relationships, some critics have questioned their stance on the topic. For instance, a recent article titled “When Girls Attack” suggested that men should take the abuse in stride, and that men should seek to find their inner gentleman. While the article has since been removed from the site, it was still controversial.
Pornhub’s twitter account
Pornhub has been suspended from Instagram. The social network found the account violated its terms of service in relation to nudity and has permanently removed it. However, the company did not disclose the details of the violation. The account had over 13.1 million followers and over 6,000 posts. Although it posted non-pornographic videos and images, it was found that its content “directly promoted” pornography. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation is among the groups that have been lobbying Instagram to remove the account.
The Twitter account of Pornhub has some priceless tweets from users. For example, @pornhub_usa features videos of Japanese animated porn. The account also features a category called “Bukkake,” where users can buy the underwear used in the videos. However, the Twitter account also contains content that is NSFW (not suitable for minors).
Advertisers on profiles linked to child sex abuse
Following a report in Reuters, several brands have suspended or pulled their advertisements from sexual Twitter accounts. Among them are Mazda, Disney, and Cole Haan. The companies had their ads placed on accounts that promote child pornography. A cybersecurity firm called Ghost Data identified the accounts and found that 30 of them were selling exploitative content.
In response, Twitter suspended some ads and banned some accounts. It also said it would investigate the number of people reached by ads on these profiles. It is also working with its partners and clients to ensure that such a problem doesn’t recur.