How much information is too much information on fetish sites?

[porcelaindoll2]

This was a random thought I had one day and I discussed it more with a friend online. Is there really such a thing of too much information on fetish sites? I always have pretty much felt anything and everything was acceptable. Sure people might say stuff you might not want to read, but is it really fair to say something like eww that is gross or I didn't need to know that? If you do think people can go into too much information territory what would be an example of it? I just wanted thoughts on this.

 

[Korastus]

It's a tricky line, and kind of difficult to define, at least in my opinion, until you've reached it. Personally, I don't have a lot of issues with the way people talk or what they talk about, though I find I generally prefer when people can exercise at least a modicum of class while doing so.

An exception being that people talking about bodily fluids, especially if they're being graphic about it, is pretty much always really offputting to me.

 

[Bothersome]

Anything that would fall under the area of 'Doctor-Patient confidentiality' is probably something that need not be mentioned here. However, ultimately it's up to you to decide. I don't know that there's an actual 'line' drawn about this kind of thing.

 

[rhiannon]

As long as it's legal, it's fine with me. I tend not to judge people for their fetish as I would not want to be judged for mine.

 

[totoforhire]

I would try to not reveal too
many personal details.

 

[porcelaindoll2]

I would try to not reveal too
many personal details.

I think that is a good bit of advice. You'd be amazed what people write, but it really isn't my place to judge. I pretty much feel if they can't say it on fetish sites where else can they say it? This why I feel fetish sites are awesome. I can say stuff on them I would never say on a site like Facebook.

 

[Angel77]

It honestly doesn't bother me what people say/do on fetish sites. It's a fetish site so I take it all with a grain of salt.

Everyone has their own "thing" they're into or want to try. It may not be for me but to each their own.

The only issue I have is when people are assholes to others about what they're into.

Live and let live.

 

[totoforhire]

I think that is a good bit of advice. You'd be amazed what people write, but it really isn't my place to judge. I pretty much feel if they can't say it on fetish sites where else can they say it? This why I feel fetish sites are awesome. I can say stuff on them I would never say on a site like Facebook.

Let me clarify ans state that any details that could allow you to be found and identified in real life should not be revealed.

 

[porcelaindoll2]

Let me clarify ans state that any details that could allow you to be found and identified in real life should not be revealed.

Oh yeah that is good advice I always follow.

 

[Leo tickles]

The more the better as long it's not illegal. For me, I have many other interests besides tickling and it's always interesting to learn about a fetish I did not know was out there before. Some I want to try, some don't appeal to me, and others are just "eww" to me.

As far as personal information, that depends on the person. Me, I write exactly what I want people to see. I've seen some very personal things here, have made my own very personal threads here, and I'm not too bothered by any of it.