We know and understand that for outside observers, heavy kink and BDSM, consenting verbal and physical abuse, rape roleplay, and rape-themed pornography can look like expressions of genuine abuse and misogyny. There appears to be a fundamental assumption from those opposed to these subreddits that the women participating are being abused, and no one in their right mind would willingly choose to partake in such kinks. To that end, the r/Rapekink subreddit exists as a safe space for people who are aroused by being in or having been in the victim role of sexual assault and abuse, simulated or otherwise.

Our moderator team has endeavored to ensure that these people and this topic are treated with the respect and maturity they deserve, albeit with various degrees of kink expression when appropriate. I think you should read more stories on here before you get our hopes up with a CNC story that is "not for the faint of heart". This is a huge fucking double standard, and just deviates the fact on how rape is actually fucked up, and giving more women power to say whats "Rape" and whats actual rape.Maybe their gfs ARE being "raped" by Chad while they're trying to find a way to make this post look bad and then post it in their shitty subreddit.

On July 10, after a two-week period of intense pressure, the Reddit administration took action against several kink-based subreddits that were deemed to be too offensive, banning most, while quarantining a few, including the r/Rapekink group of subreddits. However, our primary driving force is this support and destigmatizing aspect for survivors that have developed this kink, and the hopes of slowly but surely gaining wider recognition that this is in fact a thing that not only occurs, but occurs with some regularity.For good measure, the site also kicked off what may have been its most popular right- and left-wing political forums respectively: r/TheDonald/ and r/ChapoTrapHouse. The vulgarity and roughness was too much for my stroking friend, he blew in her repeating "fucking whore! We’ve even seen a few instances of survivors that preferred to share in our subreddit instead of a more traditional support subreddit, because they didn’t want to be treated like a typical traumatized victim with PTSD, or took solace in the knowledge that some people enjoyed their tale even if they themselves did not.