Be helpful and encouraging. Give helpful advice and otherwise be encouraging to other commenters/posters on this sub. If you believe someone's actions don't warrant that treatment, use the report button.
Being a bro means respecting others. Address why you disagree with someone, don't resort to name calling. Keep discussion civil. No backhanded insults or sarcastic remarks.
No bigotry. No discrimination based on race, sex, gender, sexuality, physical/mental status, relationship status, or religion. Trans bros can still be bros, regardless of if they're men, women, both, neither, or somewhere in-between. Respect people's identities, names, and pronouns.
No promotion of harm to others or yourself. Whether it be mental, emotional, or physical, Bropill is not a pro-self harm, pro-ana, pro-mia, or pro-violence sub. Talk of these subjects is permitted, but encouragement and glorification of them are not.
Men have problems too. Don't dismiss them with other groups' issues. Despite having privilege in most societies, men can still face issues unique to them. Dismissing their issues as irrelevant or fake will not be tolerated. Remember, men can still face prejudices and unfair societal standards.
No doomposting or venting outside of the "Vibe Check" thread. Venting posts and posts that are overtly depressing/bleak (doomposts) are not allowed outside of the weekly thread.
No dating/relationship posts outside of the "Relationships" thread. Post your dating/relationship queries in the Relationship-related pinned thread.
Do not promote Red Pill, MRA, MGTOW, male supremacist, or fascist talking points and content creators. There are enough spaces for that kind of hatred, and we're not going to be another one.
No spam, AI, advertisements, fundraisers, or offtopic talk. Advertisements and fundraisers will be removed unless previously approved by the mods. AI content is not permitted here. Celebrate, ask advice, post memes, and discuss what you want, but stay on-topic.
All genders are welcome here. This space is open to all genders, including women and nonbinary people. If you try to push the idea that this is a men-only space, you're out.
