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r/PSSD PUBLIC
***Please read our rules before posting*** https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/comments/1bpz5ym/community_rules_for_participating_in_rpssd Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) is an under-researched syndrome involving the long term persistence of sexual (sometimes also alongside them, cognitive and emotional) side effects of SSRIs that continue after discontinuation.
20,050 members
Created: Oct 2014
Language: EN
POSITIVE SENTIMENT
Last analyzed: Jun 11, 2026 16:00
Marketing Summary
r/PSSD is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 20,050 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 14.0%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
80
Friendliness Score
14.0%
Engagement Rate
100
Conversion Potential
2.0%
Monthly Growth
Marketing Analytics
14.7
Avg Post Score
9.1
Avg Comments
25
Brand Mentions
0
Posts/Hour
Top Post Types
text
94.0% (47)
link
4.0% (2)
image
2.0% (1)
Peak Activity Hours
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2PM UTC
High
~50 active
4PM UTC
Medium
~30 active
2AM UTC
Low
~10 active
Community Culture
Community Sentiment
POSITIVE
12.1K
Avg User Karma of Top Posts
30%
Commercial Acceptance
Content Preferences
Moderation Patterns
Rules & Compliance
32
Total Rules
Posting Requirements & Restrictions
No limit
Minimum Karma
No limit
Min Account Age (days)
ANY
Submission Type
Enabled
Flair System
Subreddit Rules
- Existence of PSSD or PSSD recoveries is not to be denied.: On this subreddit, you are not allowed to say: a) you are 100% certain that a person doesn't have PSSD when they meet the criteria and claim that they do or b) PSSD isn't possible/ has no scientific basis/ is due only to mental illness or c) all PSSD symptoms can be CAUSED by mental illness, without citing proper medical literature to backing up claims.
- We take people's reports of recovery at face value. Accusing recovered members of lying or never having PSSD is disrespectful and harmful.
- All scientific claims must be backed with science.: This is a research-oriented sub. Cite evidence if you make a scientific claim. Be cautious with your phrasing not to make unsupported proclamations about cause and effect, and increase your understanding of the scientific method and applying skepticism to claims.
- No disrespectful attitudes, personal attacks and defamation.: Disrespectful behavior, personal attacks, defamation, and fantasies of revenge or violence - including those directed at medical professionals - will not be tolerated here. We are a supportive community built on empathy and caring for one another.
- If you're upset, take a moment to step back before responding - sometimes a pause can help avoid misunderstandings.
- Remember, kindness and compassion go a long way. Let's all work together to keep this space safe and welcoming for everyone.
- No monetization: selling, ads, affiliate links, paid help, unapproved fundraisers
- selling, ads or money prompts. This is a support community, not a marketplace. Do not advertise, sell, or promote products or services (including affiliate links, coaching, paid consults). Do not pressure members to spend money or pay for “cures”/expertise.
- Fundraisers and research recruitment require prior mod approval.
- No “SSRI = poison” rhetoric or conspiracy claims
- “SSRI = poison” rhetoric or conspiracy claims. Do not refer to antidepressants as “poisons” or claim they are designed to “castrate”, “depopulate”, or support “eugenics”, or that doctors knowingly prescribe them with malicious intent. This is misinformation and will be removed.
- No attacks on members of the medical community, no brigading.: The medical community is our ally, and not our enemy
- doctor intentionally gives a patient PSSD. Without context of patient history, it is impossible to determine what led a doctor to prescribing a med. Attacks on doctors or their behavior should never become personal or violent in nature.
- Additionally, brigading or orchestrating "shit storms" against medical professionals or any community, either online or offline, will not be tolerated.
- No dangerous posts.: Posts or comments recommending unsafe, experimental, or clearly harmful actions are not allowed. This includes:
- - Extreme physical measures such as extended water fasting
- - Going back on regular doses of the antidepressant that caused PSSD
- - Dangerous combinations of supplements, medications, or research chemicals
- We encourage discussion and sharing experiences, but no one here should promote or advise actions that could endanger health.
- No excessive negativity or hopelessness: Basically, keep a positive outlook. PSSD is very hard - but an attitude of hope and resilience will go a long way in increasing joy, promoting the productivity of the forum, and getting you back to living life. Excessive negativity, hopelessness and toxic behavior will not be tolerated.
- This includes referring to PSSD as permanent- persistent, indefinite or of an unknown individual duration are the more accurate terms to be used
- No low-effort, off-topic, or out-of-context posts, no spam, no trolling.: Use clear titles that describe the topic without needing to open the thread. Don’t lump multiple topics into one post. Stay on topic and provide context (including when reposting). Out-of-context reposts/quotes/screenshots may be removed. Low-effort, repetitive, spammy, trollish content or duplicate accounts will be removed.
- No general withdrawal or antidepressant-related questions.: This subreddit is for individuals experiencing long-term symptoms after stopping psychotropic medication. Please refrain from posting general questions about withdrawal or antidepressants, including discussions on short-term withdrawal symptoms, medication changes, or starting/stopping medications. For support with those topics, consider visiting subreddits specifically focused on withdrawal or antidepressant experiences, such as r/antidepressants or r/benzowithdrawal.
- Be Transparent About Non-Antidepressant Use: To ensure discussions remain relevant, users who have not personally taken antidepressants (or at least antipsychotics) must clearly state their lack of direct experience when:
- - Sharing advice or suggestions about symptoms, treatments, or potential solutions. - Discussing what has helped or harmed them or others.
- Posts or comments failing to provide this context may be removed.
- Repeated violations may lead to further moderation actions.
- No unproductive forum use (obsessive health anxiety, reassurance-seeking, non-PSSD users)
- unproductive or obsessive forum use. This includes excessive posting/commenting, repetitive reassurance-seeking, spiraling health anxiety, and low-content or repetitive contributions — regardless of whether you have PSSD or are still in withdrawal/early discontinuation.
- Temp bans may be used case-by-case to enforce breaks and protect both the user and the community.
- No AI Slop: To preface: It is okay to use AI as a tool (to tighten wording, translate, outline, or summarize your own ideas)
- AI slop is content that is:
- -Obviously AI-generated (generic phrases, repetitive structure, no personal voice).
- -Barely or not edited by the user.
- -Overlong wall-of-text, theory dump, or essay no one realistically reads.
- -Not grounded in the poster’s own experience, evidence, or questions.
Marketing Data Updated
Jun 11, 2026
Rules Updated
May 24, 2026
Compliance Updated
May 24, 2026
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