Serious Staying Safe on Here (Important)

[Deleted member 77539]

Those who don't know

Holy misterous

 

[HeavyMetal]

Don’t scare the jbs away

Jk…

Also blud..

 

[semen demon]

I’ve been noticing some patterns lately that people should be aware of. Not everyone is bad, but there are individuals who may engage in manipulative or inappropriate behavior especially toward younger or vulnerable users. The issue is that they’re not always obvious.

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Subtle Red Flags to Watch For​

Some users don’t act weird outright they move carefully. watch for patterns like:

• Repeated focus on youth, “innocence”, or early teens as “ideal” (this also includes profiles that look too child-like)
• Replying frequently but contributing very little (“oh”, “yeah”, “fr”)
• Flat, emotionless texting or overly controlled/perfect wording
• Mirroring your tone/slang to blend in (Also overusing the same outdated slang)
• users that lurk alot (high online time barely any posts)
• Asking small personal questions over time
• Avoiding sharing clear info about themselves
• Overly persistent or always available
• Building familiarity without a clear reason
• Gradually shifting from public replies to more personal interaction
• Trying to move conversations to private messages too quickly

One sign alone doesn’t mean much but repeated patterns over time matter alot

---

How to Stay Safe​

• Don’t post images here that you also post on social media (reverse image search risk)
• Never share your real name
• Never give out your socials or phone number
• Don’t reply to random PMs unless you fully trust the person
• Keep conversations public when possible
• Avoid sharing personal details (school, location, routines, etc.)
• Use different usernames across platforms
• Assume anything you post can be saved or shared

---

If Things Escalate (Harassment / Doxxing / Extortion)​

• Stop engaging immediately
• Collect evidence (screenshots, usernames, links)
• Report to admins/mods and request:
  • Deletion of posts/threads
  • Account removal if necessary
• Secure your other accounts (update usernames/emails if linked)
• Inform people close to you if needed so they ignore suspicious messages
• Report it to the authorities if it's too out of hand
• If necessary, return with a fresh account and avoid reusing identifiable info

---

Impact on People​

Online behavior like harassment, manipulation, or exposure of personal information can have real effects on individuals. In some cases, sustained targeting or harassment can lead to severe stress, anxiety, social withdrawal, and other serious mental health impacts (Unfortunately sometimes ends with suicide.). This is why privacy, boundaries, and awareness matter.


If something feels off or unsafe, it’s always better to step back, block/report, and protect your information.

---

Final Note​

I'm not accusing anyone in this thread. This is just about staying aware of patterns and protecting yourself. What you share online can follow you, so control your exposure and take privacy seriously.


Special thanks to:

@trueceljester @snow @kimothy @Abi @wxnter @lowtiersubhuman @TonyDr @Randomized @draftLexy @insomnia

We’re trying to stay proactive in protecting users by encouraging awareness, reporting suspicious behavior, and sharing safety knowledge like this. By looking out for each other, avoiding risky interactions, and working with moderation teams, we can help maintain a safer environment where users are less likely to be manipulated, harassed, or exposed to harmful situations.

glad someone finally made a thread abt this
as someone who's been thru certain things online there NEEDS to be more awareness esp on sites like this
I can name a few users who act a little like this but maybe I'm paranoid idfk

 

[trvecel]

glad someone finally made a thread abt this
as someone who's been thru certain things online there NEEDS to be more awareness esp on sites like this
I can name a few users who act a little like this but maybe I'm paranoid idfk

What's ur DC pm me it

 

[foidslayer]

glad someone finally made a thread abt this
as someone who's been thru certain things online there NEEDS to be more awareness esp on sites like this
I can name a few users who act a little like this but maybe I'm paranoid idfk

please pm me, we have a list and we're actively investigating them

 

[semen demon]

What's ur DC pm me it

I don't have dc boi

please pm me, we have a list and we're actively investigating them

alr I will

 

[lowtiersubhuman]

I’ve been noticing some patterns lately that people should be aware of. Not everyone is bad, but there are individuals who may engage in manipulative or inappropriate behavior especially toward younger or vulnerable users. The issue is that they’re not always obvious.

---

Subtle Red Flags to Watch For​

Some users don’t act weird outright they move carefully. watch for patterns like:

• Repeated focus on youth, “innocence”, or early teens as “ideal” (this also includes profiles that look too child-like)
• Replying frequently but contributing very little (“oh”, “yeah”, “fr”)
• Flat, emotionless texting or overly controlled/perfect wording
• Mirroring your tone/slang to blend in (Also overusing the same outdated slang)
• users that lurk alot (high online time barely any posts)
• Asking small personal questions over time
• Avoiding sharing clear info about themselves
• Overly persistent or always available
• Building familiarity without a clear reason
• Gradually shifting from public replies to more personal interaction
• Trying to move conversations to private messages too quickly

One sign alone doesn’t mean much but repeated patterns over time matter alot

---

How to Stay Safe​

• Don’t post images here that you also post on social media (reverse image search risk)
• Never share your real name
• Never give out your socials or phone number
• Don’t reply to random PMs unless you fully trust the person
• Keep conversations public when possible
• Avoid sharing personal details (school, location, routines, etc.)
• Use different usernames across platforms
• Assume anything you post can be saved or shared

---

If Things Escalate (Harassment / Doxxing / Extortion)​

• Stop engaging immediately
• Collect evidence (screenshots, usernames, links)
• Report to admins/mods and request:
  • Deletion of posts/threads
  • Account removal if necessary
• Secure your other accounts (update usernames/emails if linked)
• Inform people close to you if needed so they ignore suspicious messages
• Report it to the authorities if it's too out of hand
• If necessary, return with a fresh account and avoid reusing identifiable info

---

Impact on People​

Online behavior like harassment, manipulation, or exposure of personal information can have real effects on individuals. In some cases, sustained targeting or harassment can lead to severe stress, anxiety, social withdrawal, and other serious mental health impacts (Unfortunately sometimes ends with suicide.). This is why privacy, boundaries, and awareness matter.


If something feels off or unsafe, it’s always better to step back, block/report, and protect your information.

---

Final Note​

I'm not accusing anyone in this thread. This is just about staying aware of patterns and protecting yourself. What you share online can follow you, so control your exposure and take privacy seriously.


Special thanks to:

@trueceljester @snow @kimothy @Abi @wxnter @lowtiersubhuman @TonyDr @Randomized @draftLexy @insomnia

We’re trying to stay proactive in protecting users by encouraging awareness, reporting suspicious behavior, and sharing safety knowledge like this. By looking out for each other, avoiding risky interactions, and working with moderation teams, we can help maintain a safer environment where users are less likely to be manipulated, harassed, or exposed to harmful situations.

@draftLexy pin this shit bro these girls be giving out way to much info

 

[Perceval]

@draftLexy is grooming me right now shes manipulating me with drugs

 

[foidslayer]

@draftLexy is grooming me right now shes manipulating me with drugs

uh oh!

 

[Perceval]

Any young girls message me your phone number im 16 so u can groom me for once

 

[chudlite67]

Any young girls message me your phone number im 16 so u can groom me for once

im 17 is that enough

 

[Perceval]

im 17 is that enough

yeah why not good practise

 

[mxri]

Just dont talk to losers theory

 

[draftLexy]

@draftLexy is grooming me right now shes manipulating me with drugs

You are manipulating me with steaks

 

[draftLexy]

@draftLexy pin this shit bro these girls be giving out way to much info

Botb?

 

[Perceval]

You are manipulating me with steaks

just say youre succumbing to my meat ig

 

[TrueOgr3]

I’ve been noticing some patterns lately that people should be aware of. Not everyone is bad, but there are individuals who may engage in manipulative or inappropriate behavior especially toward younger or vulnerable users. The issue is that they’re not always obvious.

---

Subtle Red Flags to Watch For​

Some users don’t act weird outright they move carefully. watch for patterns like:

• Repeated focus on youth, “innocence”, or early teens as “ideal” (this also includes profiles that look too child-like)
• Replying frequently but contributing very little (“oh”, “yeah”, “fr”)
• Flat, emotionless texting or overly controlled/perfect wording
• Mirroring your tone/slang to blend in (Also overusing the same outdated slang)
• users that lurk alot (high online time barely any posts)
• Asking small personal questions over time
• Avoiding sharing clear info about themselves
• Overly persistent or always available
• Building familiarity without a clear reason
• Gradually shifting from public replies to more personal interaction
• Trying to move conversations to private messages too quickly

One sign alone doesn’t mean much but repeated patterns over time matter alot

---

How to Stay Safe​

• Don’t post images here that you also post on social media (reverse image search risk)
• Never share your real name
• Never give out your socials or phone number
• Don’t reply to random PMs unless you fully trust the person
• Keep conversations public when possible
• Avoid sharing personal details (school, location, routines, etc.)
• Use different usernames across platforms
• Assume anything you post can be saved or shared

---

If Things Escalate (Harassment / Doxxing / Extortion)​

• Stop engaging immediately
• Collect evidence (screenshots, usernames, links)
• Report to admins/mods and request:
  • Deletion of posts/threads
  • Account removal if necessary
• Secure your other accounts (update usernames/emails if linked)
• Inform people close to you if needed so they ignore suspicious messages
• Report it to the authorities if it's too out of hand
• If necessary, return with a fresh account and avoid reusing identifiable info

---

Impact on People​

Online behavior like harassment, manipulation, or exposure of personal information can have real effects on individuals. In some cases, sustained targeting or harassment can lead to severe stress, anxiety, social withdrawal, and other serious mental health impacts (Unfortunately sometimes ends with suicide.). This is why privacy, boundaries, and awareness matter.


If something feels off or unsafe, it’s always better to step back, block/report, and protect your information.

---

Final Note​

I'm not accusing anyone in this thread. This is just about staying aware of patterns and protecting yourself. What you share online can follow you, so control your exposure and take privacy seriously.


Special thanks to:

@trueceljester @snow @kimothy @Abi @wxnter @lowtiersubhuman @TonyDr @Randomized @draftLexy @insomnia

We’re trying to stay proactive in protecting users by encouraging awareness, reporting suspicious behavior, and sharing safety knowledge like this. By looking out for each other, avoiding risky interactions, and working with moderation teams, we can help maintain a safer environment where users are less likely to be manipulated, harassed, or exposed to harmful situations.

All cope , save yourself by checking my thread on taking the Dinosaur Pill.

 

[TrueOgr3]

1- have shoes that are fake , some fake nikeys and make sure they cant be scanned

2- Wear really really tight jeans and stinky ass socks , short socks prefered.

3. you need to do weird head movements and walk weirdly , even do weird mouth noises like gargling and running weirdly

4- Do a lot of vaping / smoking , this will make your speech more dificult to understand

5- Have short arms and be around 23 bodyfat ( Skinny Fat is ideal for dinosaur maxing)

 

[lowtiersubhuman]

Botb?

Or just pinned

 

[Bloxy]

Replying frequently but contributing very little

@Grilldaddy❤️

 

[Anna]

get this pinned somehow

“special thanks to kimothy”

 

[kimothy]

“special thanks to kimothy”

i knew he was gonna post this before and its a genuine issue soooo

 

[Anna]

i knew he was gonna post this before and its a genuine issue soooo

did u help him make it?!

i have no issue with the original post i just thought it was kinda funny

 

[Luxe]

I’ve been noticing some patterns lately that people should be aware of. Not everyone is bad, but there are individuals who may engage in manipulative or inappropriate behavior especially toward younger or vulnerable users. The issue is that they’re not always obvious.

---

Subtle Red Flags to Watch For​

Some users don’t act weird outright they move carefully. watch for patterns like:

• Repeated focus on youth, “innocence”, or early teens as “ideal” (this also includes profiles that look too child-like)
• Replying frequently but contributing very little (“oh”, “yeah”, “fr”)
• Flat, emotionless texting or overly controlled/perfect wording
• Mirroring your tone/slang to blend in (Also overusing the same outdated slang)
• users that lurk alot (high online time barely any posts)
• Asking small personal questions over time
• Avoiding sharing clear info about themselves
• Overly persistent or always available
• Building familiarity without a clear reason
• Gradually shifting from public replies to more personal interaction
• Trying to move conversations to private messages too quickly

One sign alone doesn’t mean much but repeated patterns over time matter alot

---

How to Stay Safe​

• Don’t post images here that you also post on social media (reverse image search risk)
• Never share your real name
• Never give out your socials or phone number
• Don’t reply to random PMs unless you fully trust the person
• Keep conversations public when possible
• Avoid sharing personal details (school, location, routines, etc.)
• Use different usernames across platforms
• Assume anything you post can be saved or shared

---

If Things Escalate (Harassment / Doxxing / Extortion)​

• Stop engaging immediately
• Collect evidence (screenshots, usernames, links)
• Report to admins/mods and request:
  • Deletion of posts/threads
  • Account removal if necessary
• Secure your other accounts (update usernames/emails if linked)
• Inform people close to you if needed so they ignore suspicious messages
• Report it to the authorities if it's too out of hand
• If necessary, return with a fresh account and avoid reusing identifiable info

---

Impact on People​

Online behavior like harassment, manipulation, or exposure of personal information can have real effects on individuals. In some cases, sustained targeting or harassment can lead to severe stress, anxiety, social withdrawal, and other serious mental health impacts (Unfortunately sometimes ends with suicide.). This is why privacy, boundaries, and awareness matter.


If something feels off or unsafe, it’s always better to step back, block/report, and protect your information.

---

Final Note​

I'm not accusing anyone in this thread. This is just about staying aware of patterns and protecting yourself. What you share online can follow you, so control your exposure and take privacy seriously.


Special thanks to:

@trueceljester @snow @kimothy @Abi @wxnter @lowtiersubhuman @TonyDr @Randomized @draftLexy @insomnia

We’re trying to stay proactive in protecting users by encouraging awareness, reporting suspicious behavior, and sharing safety knowledge like this. By looking out for each other, avoiding risky interactions, and working with moderation teams, we can help maintain a safer environment where users are less likely to be manipulated, harassed, or exposed to harmful situations.

Some mfs on here

 

[BigDihDiddy ⚦]

I’ve been noticing some patterns lately that people should be aware of. Not everyone is bad, but there are individuals who may engage in manipulative or inappropriate behavior especially toward younger or vulnerable users. The issue is that they’re not always obvious.

---

Subtle Red Flags to Watch For​

Some users don’t act weird outright they move carefully. watch for patterns like:

• Repeated focus on youth, “innocence”, or early teens as “ideal” (this also includes profiles that look too child-like)
• Replying frequently but contributing very little (“oh”, “yeah”, “fr”)
• Flat, emotionless texting or overly controlled/perfect wording
• Mirroring your tone/slang to blend in (Also overusing the same outdated slang)
• users that lurk alot (high online time barely any posts)
• Asking small personal questions over time
• Avoiding sharing clear info about themselves
• Overly persistent or always available
• Building familiarity without a clear reason
• Gradually shifting from public replies to more personal interaction
• Trying to move conversations to private messages too quickly

One sign alone doesn’t mean much but repeated patterns over time matter alot

---

How to Stay Safe​

• Don’t post images here that you also post on social media (reverse image search risk)
• Never share your real name
• Never give out your socials or phone number
• Don’t reply to random PMs unless you fully trust the person
• Keep conversations public when possible
• Avoid sharing personal details (school, location, routines, etc.)
• Use different usernames across platforms
• Assume anything you post can be saved or shared

---

If Things Escalate (Harassment / Doxxing / Extortion)​

• Stop engaging immediately
• Collect evidence (screenshots, usernames, links)
• Report to admins/mods and request:
  • Deletion of posts/threads
  • Account removal if necessary
• Secure your other accounts (update usernames/emails if linked)
• Inform people close to you if needed so they ignore suspicious messages
• Report it to the authorities if it's too out of hand
• If necessary, return with a fresh account and avoid reusing identifiable info

---

Impact on People​

Online behavior like harassment, manipulation, or exposure of personal information can have real effects on individuals. In some cases, sustained targeting or harassment can lead to severe stress, anxiety, social withdrawal, and other serious mental health impacts (Unfortunately sometimes ends with suicide.). This is why privacy, boundaries, and awareness matter.


If something feels off or unsafe, it’s always better to step back, block/report, and protect your information.

---

Final Note​

I'm not accusing anyone in this thread. This is just about staying aware of patterns and protecting yourself. What you share online can follow you, so control your exposure and take privacy seriously.


Special thanks to:

@trueceljester @snow @kimothy @Abi @wxnter @lowtiersubhuman @TonyDr @Randomized @draftLexy @insomnia

We’re trying to stay proactive in protecting users by encouraging awareness, reporting suspicious behavior, and sharing safety knowledge like this. By looking out for each other, avoiding risky interactions, and working with moderation teams, we can help maintain a safer environment where users are less likely to be manipulated, harassed, or exposed to harmful situations.

Kids don’t listen to this scoundrel my pms are open if u wanna vent

 

[zero]

oh yeah, fr

 

[purposmaxxing]

holy boi this forum SUS boi, like among us lol.

sus

 

[TrueOgr3]

@Grilldaddy❤️

my gf