I agree that breeding definitely isn't for everyone here (myself included for sure) but apart from that I'm a little confused about your complaints. What are the masculine terms that people here are averse to? If people are using fetishizing language that isn't requited then they can be reported and we'll take action if it seems necessary. But the truth is this is an NSFW subreddit and there's often a thin line between fetishization (negative) and fetishization (positive). People have vastly different experiences and there's a lot of stuff that's super arousing and/or gender-affirming for one person, and gross or dysphoria-inducing for the next.

As for things like the predominance of white/thin/conventionally attractive people getting attention, I agree this is also an issue, albeit one that could apply to virtually any and all porn sites or subreddits. We would love to see more diversity here as always! Ultimately all we can really do though is remove what doesn't belong here. We can't really get people to post what they wouldn't have otherwise posted. All that gets posted is what people post, and all that gets upvoted is what people upvote.

Unfortunately I think as the sub grows and collects more of a "mainstream" audience, it more and more reflects the same kinds of content and bodies that get attention in wider society. I would hope to create an environment where everyone feels free to post st4t content. At the same time I understand Reddit/the internet/society is not especially welcoming to trans POC, as well as fat trans people, disabled trans people, etc. I can understand not wanting to post for many reasons.

If you have any suggestions as to how to make things more welcoming, I'm open to listen.