Hello! This blog is dedicated to addressing the problematic nature of someone most popularly known as @sweetnekoheart, though there’s a possibility she may have more than one blog. For ease, I will be referring to her as 'Helen' throughout this, as that appears to be her true name.
Undisclosed Fetish Content
Generally, Helen tends to make disguised/undisclosed fetish content of a variety of media, and things related to sleeping tend to be the most common. Currently, on what appears to be her main account (@sweetnekoheart), she is prominently active in the Hell Park community, though is also involved in many kids’ media, such as cartoons.
I implore that you do not rush to defend her, as I will be explaining why her behaviour is generally just gross - and, again, problematic.
Now, the issue with these kinds of posts are the fact that the obvious fetish content involved in them is never disclaimed or disclosed in the slightest, which leads the people in the community (of which are mostly teenagers) to believe that this is normal. This behaviour is incredibly weird - posting fetish content undisclosed in the main community of a fandom is one thing, but posting it in a community driven by a mainly teenage fandom is another.
I would like to say that I am not framing Helen as a paedophile as she does appear to be a minor herself (and the action as a whole isn’t paedophilic), but it’s still just not the best thing to do ethically or sensibly. She is also aware that it is a fetish, so it’s not accidental, either.
Helen has also created mild fetish content of characters that are minors, which I find particularly gross and probably one of the worser things she’s done.
This behaviour of hers spans across multiple accounts on multiple websites and apps, such as DeviantArt, TikTok, Reddit, etc. I would say her artstyle, formatting style, and way of typing render her extremely recognisable, no matter the platform, despite the fact that her usernames are never usually consistent.
I would also like to comment on the fact that she tends to reblog and fetishise innocent posts which contain characters sleeping, which are usually in an incidental context. One of the more notable instances of this, to me, happens to be a fairly recent post by @wrencheater who specifically stated in the tags of the post to not to 'make it weird', and yet Helen still reblogged her post in a weird, fetishised way, as per usual.
This habit is evident in many posts, but this one stuck out the most to me due to the clear lack of care to what the creator of the art was comfortable with, which is just making things even worse for Helen here.
I do assume this behaviour was acknowledged by the moderators of the Hell Park community page where she often posts fetish content, as she was subsequently banned for a period of time, but all she did was complain harshly and riot about it. Morally, this is not a good way to go about with a ban - rather than trying to acknowledge what she did wrong, she immediately became aggressive and victimised herself.
If I discover more info about this general topic when it comes to her, then I will make another post relaying more details.
On her blog, there are a fair amount of posts showing off images she ran through AI to turn them into different things. This isn’t the best course of action, considering how Tumblr is full of artists, and of which a lot are anti-AI.
I would say the worst part about this habit is that a lot of the art she ran through AI belongs to the artist known as creaturefeaster/Wire, who I am refraining from tagging due to his own preference (though his blog is still up and active).
Running art that isn’t your own through AI is, for lack of a better word, an extremely shitty thing to do when it comes to ethics and morality, and especially so considering it was done without permission from Wire. Wire is also evidently anti-AI, which is easy to see with a simple search of the term on his blog.
Helen is closely affiliated with an extremely controversial individual known as 'Rhylie Caterfly', whose current blog name is prone to changing very often to evade being reported, so I am unable to tag them, though this link may work. You may be able to access their blog via Helen’s or @dazzle-expandism’s.
Rhylie and Helen’s ways of styling, typing and taste in fandoms are very similar, but I do disclaim that they are different people.
Again, the pair appear to be very close, and Rhylie is… a complicated person. I recommend you skim through their blog and just take a look at the false accusations they throw, the odd fetish content they make (some of which are of children), the constant victimisation of themselves, the AI slop, and their generally distasteful content.
Rhylie has a large number of alternative accounts, which I suspect is a clout technique, though I find it more fraudulent and misleading than anything. You can find a lot of their alternative accounts on the majority of their posts, tagged in a group, as well as some of their friends. I highly recommend you don’t interact with Helen, Rhylie, or any of their other affiliates.
Due to a comment from a proclaimed IRL friend of Helen, it is also alleged that Helen associates with paedophiles, though I’m not entirely sure if this is true. They do appear to know each other as friends, though, so I am leaning more towards this being correct.
To end this, I’m just going to recommend, again, try not to interact with Helen as a whole. Whether you take this as fact or not is completely up to you, but at least acknowledge all of this information. I’m purely spreading awareness.
- Anon (lest certain circumstances change)
