Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: This is an alt account, for reasons I'll describe in the post/story.

Backstory: I've used Reddit over 2 years now. I almost exclusively use mobile on Android, but I don't know all the facets to the app. I hadn't put serious thought into making an alt until today, as I never saw a need to. This meant my casual-browsing account was also my porn-viewing account, and I didn't have any consistent qualms with this.

Cut to me browsing the Home tab. I'm enjoying the front page when, to my dismay, an untagged NSFW image rolls through. It's explicit enough to make you uncomfortable, if you were to notice this on my screen in public. This isn't the first time I've had this happen, so I go to my typical response. I comment, asking why an NSFW post isn't tagged. Almost always, within an hour or two the post gets properly tagged. I have unfollowed one sub for consistently not tagging posts.

Today, I got a new response. My comment, asking for the post to be properly flagged, received a reply telling me: "you're on a very NSFW sub. unfollow". I replied pointing out that the sub asks users to tag their posts if they're NSFW, as well as adding my concerns about casual browsing. That reply received a similar response.

When I posed the situation to a friend, he suggested making an alt account and showed me how easy it is to switch between accounts on mobile. So here's the alt.

Am I the asshole for wanting people to tag NSFW posts accordingly?

wanting NSFW posts to be tagged