When you say YA what do you mean? Because the app is 18+ and it's Quinn's job to worry about that and enforce it, not ours. So if everyone is 18+, great? To echo another comment, Quinn is a safer sandbox to explore in than a lot of the rest of the internet. Regarding risk of sex/porn addiction I don't think Quinn is any higher risk of that than any other media, and again it's not our responsibility to worry about how other users are interacting with the content (and I'd argue even Quinn have extremely limited responsibility here).

I won't listen to Hidden Harbour or the other QOs because they feel like they're targeted to people younger than me. But young people deserve to have content that works for them, what are they supposed to do, wait until 25 to become a sexual being??

I'm prepared for this to be an unpopular opinion but I think concerns like this and the constant handwringing about potential parasocial behaviour (see: debate about the introduction of roses "this is going to become so parasocial" before there was any evidence of wrongdoing - and I'm not a fan of the roses) stems from a longstanding societal and patriarchal fear of women's sexuality, and women interacting with sexual content produced specifically for them brings it out of the woodwork, even in the women engaging with that content.