Safety, trust & consent
Safe enough to be open.
Romance needs room to breathe. Trust gives it that room through clear boundaries, mutual consent and human support.
Respectful behaviour
Every connection begins with respect. Approach others with honesty, kindness and genuine interest. Listen as much as you share. Honour boundaries when they are set. Remember that behind every profile is a real person with feelings, hopes and vulnerabilities.
Boundaries and consent
You decide what you share, when you share it and with whom. Set clear boundaries early. Respect the boundaries others set. Consent is ongoing—it can be given, withheld or withdrawn at any time. No pressure, no assumptions.
Sharing personal information
Take time before sharing sensitive details. Protect your phone number, address, workplace and financial information until trust is established. Meet in public places for early conversations. Tell someone you trust where you are going.
Recognising concerning behaviour
Trust your instincts. Watch for pressure, inconsistency, requests for money, or attempts to isolate you from friends and family. If something feels wrong, it probably is. End the conversation and seek support.
Reporting concerns
If you experience or witness behaviour that feels unsafe, disrespectful or harmful, please reach out. We take every concern seriously and will respond with care and discretion.