New Post Flair – [Intersex]

Hello /r/Gfurcomics

I wanted to make an announcement to make the community aware that we have a new post flair titled “Intersex“.

As this is “Gayfurcomics” first and foremost all comics must be gay, although keeping up with the times, trans members can be gay and lesbian as well, so going forward it is now required to pick a post flair during the submission phase. You won't be able to hit the submit button if you don't pick a flair, so please be sure to choose one.

As we will not allow “Straight” content (aka M/F) unless it is a combination of 2 males, and 2 females (MMFF), you may use the following as a general guide:

• If the primary focus is on Males or all the characters have a penis without breasts, please use the blue [Male] post flair.
• If the primary focus is on Females or all characters have a Vagina and breasts, use the pink [Female] flair.
• If the comic has both Male+Male, and Female+Female content, use the yellow [MM + FF] flair
• Lastly, if it contains any trans characters (Regardless of other characters being Male, or Female) or characters have a combination of both breasts and penis, or masculine with a vagina please use the orange [Intersex] flair.

Note: This is not to differentiate between sexuality, but simply based on body parts so Gay males can stick to the [Male] flair to see dicks, and Gay females can stick to the [Female] flair to see vagina. Intersex will be used to contain any combination of the above. As such, any/All Intersex comics must be tagged as Intersex, so Trans-Male with a vagina, or Trans-Female with a penis, must be indicated as Intersex, as it may not be everyone's cup of tea, so flagging it as such should bring visibility for those that may not wish to view that content.

Please be respectful and civil in the comments, and report any comments that may be harrassive as we do not tolerate disrespect towards others.

It is your choice to simply avoid content you do not wish to see, and also your choice to follow the old rule “If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all” approach.

I'm posting this to allow anyone who's trans to speak up and provide a civil or constructive feedback if it could be improved.