Your privacy. Your boundaries.
Make thoughtful choices about what you share while getting to know someone.
Keep personal information personal
You do not need to publish medical records, financial details, your home address, or your exact daily routine to introduce yourself. Describe the things you enjoy while keeping the details you want private out of a public profile.
Choose the audience for health information
A private conversation lets you decide whom to tell, but a message can still be saved or shared. Consider that before sending sensitive details. Share relevant information before sexual contact that could transmit herpes, with room for an informed decision.
Reading and registration
You can read our articles without creating an account here. If you continue to registration, the service you choose will handle the details you submit under its own privacy policy. Read that policy before sharing personal information.
Links and your choices
Our articles may link to health information or other resources. Those websites have their own privacy practices. We do not ask you to send health records or identity documents through these articles.
On a shared device
Consider who else can see your browsing history or saved pages. Close personal conversations when you have finished and use the privacy controls available on your device. Our dating privacy checklist offers more practical steps.