The reddit is called r/TwoSexes. This is it's pinned post (see you there):

This is the place for women and men to have the conversation out of trust, empathy, and love for each other, with both caring for the rights and well-being of the other.

If you think of yourself as "I am first and foremost a human, and only then anything else such as a man or a woman", and for you the fact that you are a woman or a man doesn't mean that you have some special allegiance with all the members of your sex while all the members of the other sex are "the other", because you don't divide humanity into "groups", but rather, for you, everyone regardless of "human categories" is as human as you are, then you have come to the right place.

If you believe that at least within heterosexuality, the deepest intimacy human beings reach is with the other sex, and not in militant solidarity with their own sex; if you believe that the sexes have been pulled away from each other by extremists; if you think that the sexes are both human and as such are both hurt by the other sex and both may hurt the other sex, because everyone are only human; and that instead of forming two sex-armies, men and women need to simply talk with each other, together, in openness, about what's troubling them, without blaming each other, but because they both want to understand each other and help each other to be happy, then you belong here.

Everything is on the table. There will be no banning here for opinions and feelings. Everyone are invited - men and women, young and old, and of any type of affiliation - liberals, conservatives, right, left, feminists, non-feminists, red-pills, non-redpills. The only reason for deleting a post or comment will be any kind of hate - here no one is allowed to hate. This place is to say honestly what we want from the other sex, what's hurting us, and what makes us happy, and not for hating anyone. Here, EVERY PERSON IS A PROTECTED GROUP - straight, non-straight, man, woman, liberal, conservative, a women's rights activist, a men's rights activists - everyone. Here we are all human.

There are however certain premises to this forum, and while you may disagree with them openly, you may not request that texts based on these premises will be removed - here, these are indeed, protected premises:

  1. There are only two sexes in the human species.
  2. Sex is innate, and while any person has the freedom to live his and her personal life dressed as any sex she or he chooses, the innate sex cannot be changed.
  3. In the vast majority of humanity, between the two sexes there is an innate, mutual sexuality directed innately toward the other sex. It is an immutable sexuality, and therefore demanding to, or acting to, rewrite or erase it, is not an act of liberation but - of oppression, akin to conversion treatments meant to change LGBT's sexuality.
  4. The sexuality of men and women is not identical. There is such a thing as women's sexuality and such a thing as men's sexuality. Some properties of the two overlap, but each sexuality of the two has unique features which are not cultural but part of an innate sexuality determined by innate sex. This means that unlike other domains of human existence such as work or the law, in sexuality - and sexuality pertains here not merely to intercourse but to all aspects of sexual relations, including attraction, courtship, couple-hood, parenting, and more - there is besides symmetry also asymmetry, creating some different and complementing drives, that generate a two-sexes sexuality (some would argue that in most people this complementing is absolutely necessary for happiness). This means that in sexuality both sexes usually don't want symmetry, but reciprocity. What things are similar in women and in men and what are different and what precisely reciprocity would mean for both, is a knowledge-gap between the two sexes that causes today a tremendous amount of misunderstanding and frustration, which are mis-attributed in recent years in both sexes to inconsiderate attitude of the other sex, and so, talking sincerely about reciprocity is one of the primary things this forum is for. But, the fundamental understanding that sexuality is not symmetrical and is in many ways different between the sexes, is a premise of this forum.
  5. Rather than sexuality being limited to physical intercourse, sexuality is a vast psychological construct in the human psychic (and some would argue that as such, sexuality in its widest sense of love with the other sex is the key for the very feeling of a human that there's a purpose for existing - for a sense pf existential realization). Being such a vast psychological construct, sexuality affects countless aspects of a person's psychology. So, because there are two innate sexes with two complementing and partly different types of sexuality that affect the person's psychology, there are some innate psychological differences between the sexes. This should not be interpreted as concerning capabilities or abilities, but as affecting some self-definitions of satisfaction that cause some differences in preferences and choices of the two sexes, under otherwise completely equal and free circumstances. That is, sex and sexuality are the reason for some differences observed between the sexes outside the realm of sexuality.

In one sentence, these premises amount to saying that there are two sexes with two different and complementing types of sexuality, being the two sexes they are, and because sexuality is an important part of human psychology this makes the sexes slightly different in addition to being mostly similar. You can attempt to disagree, but under no circumstances will the moderators accept any requests that texts expressing or assuming these premises will be removed.

What kind of posts are accepted?

  1. Relationship advice, and this includes not only asking a question, but also (and mostly) presenting an advice with the rationale (data or personal experience), including quoting questions from anywhere around the internet to provide an advice.
  2. Rants - rants are very welcomed here, men and women are invited to say what's bothering them in anything concerning the other sex. However, rants must include at least one sentence expressing some understanding of the other side - it can be hypothetical but the ranter must make some effort to see things at least for a moment from the other sex's perspective (cynicism or mocking toward the other sex will not be accepted as understanding the other's point of view, it needs to be a sincere attempt, at least for one moment). So rant freely but add at least one sentence of attempting sincerely to understand the other sex. Not including at least one sentence of understanding (preferably much more than one, but at least one) may lead to removal of the post.
  3. "New Rule": You are most welcome to propose a new rule for the relations between the sexes, in any subject or domain. There is however one limitation: you must propose to apply the rule in a reciprocal manner - either by suggesting it should apply for both sexes, or by articulating an inverse of the rule that applies to the other sex. In any case you need to also ask in your post the members of the other sex what would they want the inverse to be. Rules that apply only to one sex cannot be proposed and such posts will be removed. Likewise, the inverse rule must benefit the other sex; it cannot be simply a further deepening of inconsideration created by the original rule (humor in such posts however will be accepted - so long as the mods think it's funny).
  4. "I wish": posts about what you wished the other sex or your sex would do, or know, or understand, are appreciated.
  5. Change-my-view (CMV): you can post freely a CMV post and you don't need to stay awake to respond - it's perfectly legitimate to post it and just read responses.
  6. Off-my-chest: Such posts are greatly appreciated. It's crucial that women and men will get a better understanding of what is troubling the other sex. You are welcome to share any type of personal experience, thoughts, anything sitting on your chest regarding sexes relations. One restriction does apply: do not post an off-my-chest as a form of trolling to make readers feel bad or confused (this covers unreliable posts).
  7. Data, studies and findings: share them freely and you are also invited to provide your own take and analysis on them.
  8. News: If something you read on the news troubled you, you are welcome to share and add your take on it. This pertains in particular to reports on abuse and harm caused to someone by a person of the other sex (although good news are certainly just as welcomed). In this forum, such harm is the concern not only of those who are of the same sex as the person who got hurt, but of everyone, and this includes harm done to any of the two sexes by the other sex. Just as you would share it as a woman in a feminist forum or as a man in a men's rights forum - please feel free to share it here with all, as harm to anyone by someone of the opposite sex is harm done to a human being and therefore is the concern of all humans, regardless of the reader's personal sex (social media generated a sharing-dynamics where women share with women and men share with men only those cases where someone of their own sex was hurt, creating groups in each sex who are exposed only to reports on harm done by the other sex to their own sex, which can create in many of both sexes an unbalanced perspective. Here we all aspire to show that both sexes care about the other sex as well, not only about their sex - so please share freely news items that trouble you).
  9. Posts or articles published by you elsewhere: You can share a link to your blog or paste the full text and add a link. Note however that any link or pasted-text which is not directly relevant to this forum will be removed immediately. Since almost all other sub-reddits strictly prohibit sharing links to your own materials for fear of spamming, the mods allow this only with the clarification that mods may remove links or pasted-text coming from a personal source with no explanations given. The mods wish to prevent spamming, while still letting members share those links and materials that do have relevancy to the forum.