Banned from Facebook for "child sexual abuse"

[mrlolicon93]

My Facebook got banned last week for child sexual abuse.

I do follow accounts of child influencers but i just like the content they make and don't interact with them.

I didn't even break the rules to my knowledge nor did i post anything illegal yet they disabled me anyway.

I have tried to email them but have not heard back yet.

I really fucking hate this i hate this bs discrimination i hate that maps are being banned everywhere online.

These places are the only places we have now.

I am have been depressed lightly too and last night i had a mental breakdown due to paranoia.

I am so ashamed of myself i am disgusting i am a subhuman degenerate monster and i wanna die.

[Fragment]

They're the monsters.

Never forget that.

I'm sorry you got banned.

[BLueRibbon]

Meta is an evil company with a crazy algorithm, originating from a vile country with horrendous attitudes toward MAPs and young people.

You're not a monster and you don't deserve to die. Our oppressors are monsters, and they deserve to die.

MAPs have so much to offer to children. We are amazing for them when we live in places without the extreme hysteria of the anglosphere.

As for paranoia, it's unlikely that anything will happen to you. You were banned by HysteriaBot.

Too many MAPs just follow children online these days. Is there any way that you might possibly be able to interact with them in person? It's very grounding.

[FairBlueLove]

I am so ashamed of myself i am disgusting i am a subhuman degenerate monster and i wanna die.

This is like saying that FB is right in what it did. It IS NOT. Don't let it define what you are.

[PorcelainLark]

Why not make another account? I'd see it a bit like adblockers, when they get popular enough the company tries to stop them from working only for new methods to pop up. I find there's satisfaction in getting around stuff like that. I don't take it personally, just as a company views me as being an obstacle, I likewise view them as an obstacle; I'm never going to accept advertising.

There's no point in giving much thought to people, when they're making your life more difficult without much thought either. You should care as much as they do when they're closing a "loophole." View them as an impersonal challenge to solved. If your motivations are irrelevant to them, so should their motivations be to you.

[LittlePrincessLover]

Too many MAPs just follow children online these days. Is there any way that you might possibly be able to interact with them in person? It's very grounding.

I agree with BR. There’s no feeling like it. Get out there and meet some little girls in real life if you can. It’s much easier to build relationships in person than online. Having some real preteen girls in your life will make all the difference to your mood and outlook! As long as you use common sense there’s generally a lot less risk in real life contact (compared to online) and it is more rewarding too.

[pcguy312]

I was also banned from FB for the same thing. I had been watching reel after reel of cuties dancing and doing gymnastics for years and then I got banned. I never commented either. I think it's just automatic and like a game to see how long you can go under the radar.

I will make a new account because I want to capture as many reels as I can for my personal collection but it's definitely a pain in the ass.

Don't let it get you down, I've been banned from FB and Insta before. They allow the girls and slap those who admire them. I think they have to do it so they can tell their advertisers: "Look, we are punishing those creeps and kicking them off our platform, keep investing in us" all the while promoting this culture of dancing cuties.

It's not your fault. It's just a money game.

[BLueRibbon]

If you have the time, I recommend learning the Renton Method for befriending children.

[Outis]

It's really easy to get banned from Facebook even for non-map reasons. I know several people who have been banned for the most random reasons, nothing illegal or even contentious but minor accidents that happened to infringe some policy. For example I know someone who created a fan page for a relative of theirs who's an artist and got banned because the algorithm thought their fan page was attempting identity theft of someone else. They received a warning that they were banned and they couldn't challenge the decision except through a court........it was a fan page for their own relative who asked them to make it. I know someone else who had two social media accounts, logged into one, then tried to log into the other in some way that the cookie must have got shared and they got banned because one person isn't supposed to have more than one account.

So don't feel ashamed or guilty, people get banned all the time and it's super automated. I think they'll just kill off their own customer base over time.

[LittlePrincessLover]

I was also banned from FB for the same thing. I had been watching reel after reel of cuties dancing and doing gymnastics for years and then I got banned. I never commented either. I think it's just automatic and like a game to see how long you can go under the radar.

I will make a new account because I want to capture as many reels as I can for my personal collection but it's definitely a pain in the ass.

Don't let it get you down, I've been banned from FB and Insta before. They allow the girls and slap those who admire them. I think they have to do it so they can tell their advertisers: "Look, we are punishing those creeps and kicking them off our platform, keep investing in us" all the while promoting this culture of dancing cuties.

It's not your fault. It's just a money game.

Exactly. If they cared about people watching these videos then the easiest way to deal with it is to remove the girl’s content. Of course they won’t do that because they get too much traffic from it. Many of these girls are way below 13 but are allowed to keep uploading stuff. They are uploading it for adult men and their followers are adult men. The girls all know this and they keep willingly making content for their audience.