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Proposal: Blocked Words on Social Media

Leonardo Benini

A) Body Image / Body Shaming / Diet Triggers
fat, fatty, obese, pig, whale, cow, blubber, muffin top, cankles, thunder thighs, butterface, pizza face, zits, acne, skeleton, twig, stick insect, anorexic, anorexia, bulimia, proana, pro-ana, promia, thinspo, thinspiration, bonespo, size zero, thigh gap, hip dips, bikini bridge, ribcage, weight loss, lose weight, diet, crash diet, fasting, water fast, starve, starving, calorie deficit, calories, kcal, low carb, no carb, keto, ozempic, laxatives, diet pills, purge, throwing up, bmi, scale, weigh yourself, eat a burger, flat tummy, detox, skinny.

B) Insults / Bullying (General & Slang)
loser, idiot, moron, dumb, stupid, retard, tard, lame, cringe, weirdo, freak, creep, pathetic, useless, failure, mistake, nobody likes you, no friends, loner, basic, mid, trash, garbage, npc, bot, simp, incel, karen, boomer, rat, snake, shut up, stfu, gtfo, piss off, get lost, kys, kill yourself, kill urself, die, go die, drink bleach, slit, cut yourself, suicide, hate you, hate u, bitch, slut, whore, hoe, thot, skank, slag, tramp, dog, pussy, dick, fag, faggot, dyke, tranny, ugly, nasty, gross.

C) Sexual Harassment / Grooming / "Write Me"
dm me, pm me, inbox me, message me, slide in dms, check dms, add me, add my, follow me, follow back, f4f, l4l, sfs, link in bio, check bio, click link, whatsapp, telegram, kik, discord, snap, snapchat, signal, hangouts, skype, insta, ig, bio, username, phone number, digits, address, where do you live, where u live, what city, asl, age sex location, meet up, hang out, come over, send nudes, send pics, send pic, nudes, nude, face reveal, body reveal, feet pics, sext, sexting, horny, dtf, hook up, sugar daddy.

Optional (Emojis)
🍆, 🍑, 💦, 🍒, 🍌, 👅, 😈, 🔥, 🤮, 🖕

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