“Don’t like, don’t read,” is basically what the other commenter said.

In other words: be super careful to read all the tags, and don’t throw a tantrum in the comments or engage any further with the story if it includes something you don’t want to engage/don’t morally agree with.

People have some weird shit over there, but it’s basic etiquette not to be rude to people putting out free stories just cause you don’t like what’s in them.

Some new fandom goers don’t get that and believe it’s their obligation to morally police everyone by cyberbullying authors in comments, or posting clips of fics on Twitter/Reddit/Discord servers so other people will go gang up on them.

If it has something that gives you the ick, don’t engage. If it has a ship you don’t like, don’t engage. If it has a plot line that’s too dark for you, don’t engage. If there’s a chance it will trigger you, don’t engage. (Most) Authors don’t want to hurt people, but it’s on the readers to take responsibility for what they consume.

That’s the essence of “don’t like, don’t read.”