Content Policy

This page explains exactly what's allowed on Cheeky Confessions. It's a fun, general-audience confessions site, not an adult site, so the rules below exist to keep it that way for everyone who reads or posts here.

The vibe: cheeky, not adult

Cheeky Confessions is built for funny, guilty-pleasure, embarrassing, and petty confessions, crushes, awkward moments, guilty pleasures, pranks, white lies, workplace and school mishaps, the stuff you'd only ever say anonymously. It is not a romance or dating site, and it is not an adult or sexual content site. Confessions should be appropriate for a general audience, the same bar as a PG-rated movie.

Hard-blocked, no exceptions

The following content is never allowed, is filtered automatically at submission, and results in immediate removal and an account ban if it slips through and is reported:

What's allowed and encouraged

How reporting and removal work

Any report on a post or comment, from anyone, logged in or anonymous, pulls it from public view immediately, before a human reviews it. It doesn't reappear until a moderator either restores it (if the report doesn't hold up) or permanently deletes it. This means a single bad-faith report can temporarily hide something that turns out to be fine; we accept that trade-off because it means content that shouldn't be here never stays up "pending review."

When you report something, pick the reason that actually applies, reports involving anything sexual, illegal, or targeting a real person are treated with the highest priority.

Accounts and repeat violations

A confirmed hard-blocked violation results in the content being permanently deleted and the posting account (if any) being blocked. Anonymous violations are removed the same way; because anonymous posting isn't tied to an identity, we can't "ban" an anonymous poster the way we can an account, which is one reason we encourage creating an account if you plan to post regularly. See Safety for how to do that without compromising your anonymity.

Questions

If you're unsure whether something you want to post crosses a line, especially if it names a real person, contact us before posting rather than after.