Your wider creator identity can be adult-focused. Your profile, bio, banner and posts here follow the same non-explicit standard as anything you sell.
Your profile is judged by exactly the same standard as your paid content: non-explicit. Nothing more is asked of it, and nothing less.
You are not required to hide who you are elsewhere. What you cannot do is use the profile to sell, or to point at, something this platform does not allow.
What you can have
- Adult-creator identifiers in your general branding, where they describe your wider persona
- Creator names such as Goddess, Princess, Queen, Master, Domme, Findom or Cashmaster
- The links and social handles this platform allows
- Safe-for-work profile photos and banners
- Safe-for-work posts, updates, polls and messages
- References to your broader creator work, as long as they are not selling prohibited content or services here
What is refused
- Explicit images in a profile photo, a banner or a post
- Selling or soliciting sexual or fetish services through the bio
- Instructions to pay you outside this platform
- Anything directing supporters around the payment rules
- A sexual or fetish menu or price list
- Illegal goods or services
- A misleading identity, or impersonating someone else
Bio wording that works
- Adult creator | lifestyle, fashion and creator updates
- Findom creator | this is where I share safe-for-work supporter content
- Goddess X | exclusive safe-for-work updates and memberships
Each states who they are and what is sold here. That is the whole trick, and it is why an adult-focused persona is not a problem.
Bio wording to avoid
- Any instruction to pay you through another app or by bank transfer
- Any reference to an explicit menu, here or elsewhere
- Sexual or fetish services offered
- An ask for money with nothing named in return
Your identity is not what is being judged
An account is not refused because the creator's wider identity is adult-focused. The question is always what is being sold. If a reviewer cannot tell the two apart from what you have written, that is usually a wording fix — see I'm an adult creator — can I use Spenny Piggy?.
Your photo and bio are reviewed
Both are checked before they go live, and again when you change them. If yours comes back, the reason is on your own dashboard and names what to change: my profile was rejected.
Links off the platform
Some are allowed and some are not, and it is not about where they point so much as what they are for. Can I link to my other platforms?