A collection of posts exploring the morbid side of humanity. I try to approach every post with empathy and encourage everyone else to do the same. I won't tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, antisemitism, ablism, classicism, etc. If you see any discriminatory comments or content, please reach out to the mods.
If this subreddit continues to have a following and you've found something that you think fits wonderfully, let me know. I have a vision for the subreddit, and it's very particular. Besides, it's more of an uncatalogued post history than an ordinary sub, so why have ordinary sub rules.
Feel free to post constructive criticism, but lets make it truly constructive, not passive aggressive. We're already dealing with enough sad stuff on here, the least we can do to show respect is be civil. Jokes are not welcome.
Feel free to share your thoughts about anything at all! It doesn't even have to be strictly related to the post. I'd love to hear about your experiences with whatever subject is on hand or how your day was.
ZERO TOLERANCE for bullying, name calling, racism, sexism, threatening and abusive language towards mods and/or posters, bad jokes regarding the crime(s). If you see someone breaking this rule, please report the user so we can deal with the situation.
I used to enjoy /r/morbidrealy (still do, just less) when there wasn't comprised of flashy fucked up headlines and 3 sentence "stories". I want in depth, interesting, and cool stuff. And they had too many rules. If you send me a story that's an in depth psych profile of something really weird or cool, I'll allow it. If it could be done in an imgur slide show format but you felt like it was too much work, NO.
Any comment criticizing someone for being a member of a group with a different skin color, religion, sexuality, way of life, etc will be removed
Yes, this goes for nazis, murderers, pedophiles, etc
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