猥琐不是罪
[wĕi suŏ bù shì zuì]
In Chinese colloquial language, “猥琐 (weisuo)” originally refers to something vulgar and indecent, while it now also has the connotation of being silly and amusing without causing offense or harm to others, which depends on specific contexts. Some people choose this name partly as self-deprecating humor and part as a statement against excessive moral policing.