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preach
Games like these should be as hardcore as hardcore porn.
You too could play them at their own game and get a lot of people to report Daddy sim the same way as they did with house party, its really steams fault with bad mechanics that they never bother to monitor.
Of course then it depends on the character of the company. Valve is fairly easy-going. Some of the others (Patreon, Twitter, etc.) have very definite political leanings and allow some stuff and not others according to their agenda.
I mostly want the amount of 'lewd' content to be greatly increased across the board in all media is to desensitize people to it.
It seems absurd to me that so many people find consensual sexuality to be so much more traumatizing than graphic non-consensual violence in this day and age.
I don't think fetishes need pushing, or should be pushed. I'd go further, and say that pushing fetishes (cough Huffington Post slash Salon and their pedophilia acceptance campaign) turns people off.
What I'd like to see is a more general relaxing. I mean c'mon, everybody has fetishes, if you examine the word "fetish" and come to the obvious conclusion that it's simply something that somebody finds sexually appealing. And who gives a ♥♥♥♥, as long as they're not pressing on or hurting other people? A fetish is the same thing as a kink. It's a harmless thing, a preference, something that someone likes to look at or talk about that helps them get off. Who cares how somebody else gets off?
I'm for all the Dream Daddies and the gender-bent Dream Daddies and the House Parties and I hope Steam becomes more and more relaxed about sexual content, because it frees up game-makers to make better games. Sexual limitation is just that--a limitation. Frankly it's a weird blank spot to ask writers to write about things with the caveat: "Don't write anything sexual!"
I mean, average sexual activity is something like 1-4 times a week, for an American at least. It's a thing people do, like brushing their teeth or going to the bathroom. People jerk themselves off. It's not necessarily something people want to read about, but putting it in a 'DON'T WRITE THIS UNDER PENALTY OF LAW" box is just strange and needlessly prohibitive.