Pornhub bought ads on /r/nofap, in violation of Reddit policy. Cruelly taunting addicts who were trying to quit. After a brief blackout, her account is active again. Of course Gawker Media punches down and ridicules the addicts, an act of bullying.

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[–]Calliope 23 insightful - 3 fun23 insightful - 2 fun24 insightful - 3 fun -  (1 child)

Wow wtf. I've seen references to /r/nofap often enough I looked there a few times even though I'm a woman who's never had a porn addiction, I was just curious. I don't understand the culture of it but obviously it's not meant for me and it probably helps people. I may not personally understand it but it seems very cruel to purposely put porn ads on it.