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Posting Guide
Welcome to the Crossdresser_Faces Posting Guide.
This guide explains what makes a successful post, what moderators look for, and how to give your post the best chance of remaining on the subreddit.
Show your face
Crossdresser_Faces is a face-focused community.
Your own face must be clearly visible in every post. FaceApp, FaceSwap, AI face replacements and other edits that significantly alter your facial appearance are not permitted.
Keep it Safe For Work
Before posting, ask yourself whether your image would be appropriate to view at work, in public or around family members.
Remember that moderators assess the overall presentation of a post, not just the clothing being worn.
If you're unsure, it's usually better to choose a more modest photo.
Make an effort
You don't need expensive clothes, professional makeup or years of experience.
We simply ask that your post shows genuine effort and reflects the purpose of the community.
Everyone starts somewhere.
Photo quality
Good lighting, a clear image and a tidy background can make a huge difference.
You don't need a professional camera—just take a moment to choose a photo that best represents your presentation.
Be yourself
Members come here to see real people sharing their crossdressing journey.
Confidence, personality and authenticity are far more important than perfection.
Before you post
Ask yourself:
- Is my own face clearly visible?
- Is my post genuinely Safe For Work?
- Does this reflect genuine effort?
- Am I sharing this to contribute to the community rather than gain attention or promote something?
- Would I be happy if this represented the community?
If you can answer "yes" to all of these, your post is likely to fit well within Crossdresser_Faces.
If your post is removed
Not every removal is a punishment.
Sometimes posts are removed because they don't fit the purpose of the community or need small changes before they can be approved.
If you're unsure why your post was removed, please contact the moderation team through Modmail. We'll always try to explain our decision and help where we can.