https://chat.whatsapp.com/KoLuiiA1hn6LWwUzPeibYXWhen I first started exploring vore-themed art, my dad gave me a remarkable insight that helped me cope with my feelings of insecurity and doubt. He told me, "It's like being chest to chest with a new baby, but it's the 'in the stomach' version." That analogy stuck with me because vore isn't just about sexual connotations—it's about feeling safe and held, providing a sense of comfort many, including myself, struggle to find elsewhere.

For individuals with autism, vore art may cater to their sensory needs and provide a safe escape from a world that often feels overwhelming. Additionally, it's a coping mechanism for those battling loneliness, allowing them to feel loved, secure, and close to someone, even if just in a conceptual form.

The recent restrictions on vore creations, whether drawings, comics, or other media, fail to consider these personal and emotional uses of the art form. While some instances of vore art are undeniably sexual in nature, it isn't fair to label the entire genre as inappropriate or harmful. There is a significant difference between utilizing this art form for private sexual purposes and using it to fulfill comfort needs.

Legally enforced takedowns hurt not only artists who pour their creativity and affection into their work but also the broader community that finds solace in these creations. Without a nuanced consideration, we're stripping many of a harmless, yet crucial, emotional support system. If y'all wanna delete something delete exposed sexual liquid involved actions especially nudity young kids ain't needing to see that teenagers guys need to stop being in porn of young girls and vice versa with girls there ain't nothing cute, sexy, etc about body parts and everything it's just sick and disgusting and wrong our families and teachers have told us thousands of times to use the good touch bad touch this is why girls are in danger because they barely say no this is my body and you can't touch. Especially ban the sexual talks R rated stuff on YouTube nobody can't watch anything good anymore without AI or something 

It is time we recognize and respect these important distinctions. Allow vore-related art that serves as a positive, non-sexual emotional support to stay online and be freely shared among those who need it most. This will help maintain an inclusive and understanding art community that caters to the diverse needs of all its members.

Please sign this petition to advocate for a balanced and fair approach toward vore art regulation and to bring back a highly valued source of comfort and coping for many in our community. It definitely ain't fair on YouTube, tiktok, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, etc it's basically taking their right to be creative