Deliberate misgendering
After a correction, it is treated as harassment rather than a mistake, and reports are actioned.
Category 18+
Livesex Trans — The Category And The Basics That Matter
Livesex trans covers sessions with trans broadcasters. This is the category where getting the basics of language right makes the largest difference to how a session goes, so most of this page is about that.
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Pronouns and names are the whole of it
Every broadcaster states a name and pronouns on their profile. Using them is the entire requirement, and it costs nothing. Getting it wrong once and correcting yourself is completely normal and nobody minds; continuing after being corrected is what turns into a report, because at that point it is a choice rather than a mistake.
A related point that catches people out: do not ask about surgery, medical history or someone's name before transition. These are the three questions trans broadcasters report being asked most, and they are intrusive in exactly the way they would be if asked of anyone else about their medical records.
Beyond that, the category works like any other. Broadcasters state limits, sessions run on the same terms, and the same trial minutes apply.
What gets an account removed here
Slurs
Removal, not a warning. This category's reports are treated as a priority by moderators.
Medical interrogation
Persistent questions about surgery or medical history after being asked to stop are reportable.
Practical notes
- Outdated industry terms still circulate in search. Broadcasters overwhelmingly prefer trans, and it is the word to use in a room.
- The category is busiest during US evenings, with a strong Latin American block slightly earlier.
- Brazilian and Colombian broadcasters make up a large share of the pool; Spanish or Portuguese goes a long way.
- Read the profile before opening. Almost everything people ask in a first message is already answered there.
- Recording is prohibited, and this category is targeted for it more than most, so it is enforced strictly.
Frequently asked questions
What pronouns should I use?
The ones on the broadcaster's profile. Every profile states them, and using them is the whole requirement.
Is it rude to ask about surgery?
Yes. It is the single most common complaint from broadcasters in this category, and persisting after being asked to stop is reportable.
What if I make a mistake with pronouns?
Correct yourself and move on. Nobody minds an honest slip. Repeating it after a correction is the problem.
Which terms should I avoid?
Older industry labels that persist in search results. Trans is what broadcasters use and it is never wrong.
When is the category busiest?
US evenings, with a substantial Latin American presence a few hours earlier.
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