Rape/Non-con: The work contains sexual activity in which one or more characters are not consenting; Rape. Includes scenarios where the activity was consensual to start, but became unconsensual due to one or more characters revoking consent and not having this request respected.

For the purpose of compartmentalizing tagging, this does not necessarily include scenarios in which a character is "consenting" or enthusiastic about the sexual activity, but in a real-world situation would be unable to consent; such instances are filed under "Underage Sex", "Bestiality", "Dubious Consent", or another relevant tag. See below. Please keep in mind that this differentiation is strictly for fictional stories only and should NEVER be applied overbroad to real-world scenarios, where sexual contact with one unable to consent (an underage person, someone who is intoxicated, a corpse, an animal, an elderly person too senile to understand what is happening, etc.) is, inarguably, rape.

Underage Sex: The work contains sexual activity that involves one or more characters under the age of 18. For consistency, this is applied overbroad. A work that depicts sexual activity between a 17-year-old and 18-year-old character will still be tagged as "Underage Sex".

Graphic Depictions of Violence: This one is someone what subjective. In general, I'll tag something as this if it includes detailed descriptions of severe bodily injury.

Major Character Death: For works that depict the death of a main and/or plot-significant character from the source material. This tag will only be used for fanfiction and non-canon short stories based on my original work. Fully original works that are canon to the story they contribute to will not be given this tag to avoid spoilers.

Incest: The work contains any amount of incestuous activity. This tag will be included in cases of activity between step-siblings and adoptive family. The Incest warning tag's purpose is to grab your attention. The specific type of incest will be clarified in the additional tags.

Bestiality: The work contains sexual activity between a human or sapient humanlike character and an animal. Includes animallike shapeshifters.

Feral Smut: The work contains sexual activity involving one or more "feral" animal characters. Generally involves mutual sapience.

Anthro Smut: The work contains sexual activity involving one or more "anthro furry" animal characters. Can overlap with "Feral Smut" if there is more than one style of animal character participating in the activity.

Necrophilia: The work involves a living person or entity engaging in sex acts with a physical nonliving (who was once-living) body. Mostly intended for non-mobile deceased corpses, but may be applied to cases involving reanimated zombies if they aren't within a certain treshold of sapience. Does not include sexual activity with vampires, ghosts, or other sapient undead. Unless they're getting silly with a corpse, of course.

Dubious Consent: A strictly fictional concept. Covers a wide range of scenarios, including but not limited to somnophilia, sex involving characters who are intoxicated, too senile to consent, or are unable to state one way or the other (or simply haven't done so) but don't fit under another tag. If you see this warning, read all other additional tags carefully.

Remember that "dubious consent" does not exist in real life. It is only for fanfiction! In the real world, if the consent is "dubious", that means there is no consent and it is rape! Additionally, "Dubious Consent" and "Rape/Non-con" should never overlap, unless the tags are referring to different events within the same work.

Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings: Click at your own risk. The work could contain literally anything. Used mainly for original works. May be used for fanfiction if it turns out to be a longfic and I'm not sure where things are going to go.

No Archive Warnings Apply: The work contains absolutely none of the things described above, and also isn't questionable enough for a cautious Choose Not To Warn.