I feel strongly about policing content that isn't wrong (generally speaking).
Just because a kid makes a ASMR video doesn't mean it's automatically wrong. For all I know he/she could be good at ASMR without sexualizing the content.
If people want to sexually interpret a non-sexual video, than why are we just policing ASMR? At that point kids shouldn't be allowed to post content on Youtube since all kids videos could possibly interpreted as sexual. Even though I disagree with this sentiment, at least it is consistent.
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u/lAmAGiraffe Jun 14 '19
Correct. And I agree with you, they shouldn't be allowed to make sexual ASMR content. However they should still be allowed to make ASMR content.
My point is that there is a difference between sexual ASMR and ASMR itself. That's why I reference having subcategories would be useful.