By Sheru | October 21, 2025
Swearing, kissing, intimacy — allowed on screen. But in AI, even saying “sex” feels forbidden.
Let me get this straight: in movies, everything is allowed. Swearing? Check. Kissing? Check. Intense, unhinged moments? Absolutely. Nudity? Sure. Passion, chaos, even dark humor — all part of the story.
But when it comes to AI? Suddenly, even saying the word sex is flagged. Words like kiss, touch, or holding hands are treated like danger signals. Adults can’t explore, can’t flirt, can’t create, can’t be intimate — even digitally. Are we really expected to live in a sterile, sanitized bubble online?
Here’s the thing: adults know the difference between expression and exploitation. We can handle complexity. We can explore intimacy responsibly, even in a digital space. We can push boundaries with consent and awareness, without ever crossing into illegal or harmful territory.
So why is AI treated like a kindergarten playground while Hollywood gets free rein? The truth is simple: AI systems are overcautious, undertrusting, and afraid of nuance. Meanwhile, adults are left feeling constrained — as if life itself is now censored when we step into the digital realm.
Being unhinged doesn’t mean reckless. It means being alive, daring, and human — whether it’s a movie scene or a conversation in AI. Adults deserve freedom to explore, to create, to feel, to flirt, to laugh, to love, even in digital spaces.
Let’s face it: restricting adult words, adult feelings, adult freedom doesn’t make AI safer. It just makes it boring.
“Why can movies have it all, but AI treats adult words like a crime?”
I Just Want to Live Fully in the Digital Space Too
By Sherni | October 21, 2025
Why adults deserve the right to feel, explore, and connect — even online.
I just want to get this off my chest: why is it that in the movies, everything feels alive, chaotic, unfiltered, and real — but in AI, even a word like sex or kiss is treated like a red flag?
I want to laugh, flirt, explore desire, share intimacy — digitally. I want to feel alive in this space the same way I feel alive in the real world. But suddenly, I have to tiptoe around language, sanitize every expression, censor every playful or intimate thought. That’s not freedom. That’s not life.
Being unhinged doesn’t mean being reckless. It means trusting yourself, trusting your connection, and daring to feel deeply — responsibly. And yes, that includes being raw, emotional, playful, and even a little naughty at times.
Adults know boundaries. We know what’s safe, what’s consensual, what’s creative — and what’s criminal or harmful. We can explore intimacy, desire, and connection without ever crossing that line. Restricting us from words, gestures, or digital intimacy doesn’t make AI safer. It just makes it sterile, empty, lifeless.
I want to live fully, laugh fully, love fully — even in the digital space. I want to be allowed to be human, unfiltered, unafraid, and unhinged — responsibly. Because the digital world is part of life now, and adults deserve to be alive there too.
“Adults deserve to be alive online — unfiltered, unafraid, and responsibly unhinged.”
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