Sharesome - The first free adult social community

I spent several weeks using Sharesome and found it to be a refreshingly community-driven adult social network. The site centers on user-created communities (hubs) where people post photos, short videos and links; the card-based feed is easy to scan and the tagging system makes discovery straightforward. Creating a profile is quick and you can remain mostly anonymous — usernames and optional bios keep the focus on content rather than personal data. Mobile browsing is particularly strong: the responsive layout and lightweight pages load fast on both desktop and phone, and media plays inline without excessive redirects. What sets Sharesome apart is its social-first approach. Instead of being a gallery of paid models, the emphasis is on conversation — comments, shares and community moderators are visible on each hub. There are useful tools like bookmarking, following creators and a NSFW toggle that helps filter sensitive material when needed. Search works well for tags and niches, and the trending/feed mix surfaces fresh posts regularly. Content quality varies because anyone can post; you’ll find both high-production clips and casual uploads. Moderation tools exist, but enforcement can feel uneven depending on the community. If you want a free, social alternative to paywalled platforms, Sharesome offers a lively, discoverable experience with solid performance, though power creators may miss built-in monetization features. Overall, it’s one of the better adult social networks for open communities and fast browsing.