Respect the Person Behind the Profile
Treat people as individuals rather than diagnoses. Do not use stigmatizing language, demand a diagnosis history, or imply that someone owes affection or sex in return for acceptance. Attraction and relationship preferences can be expressed without humiliation. A declined invitation is a reason to stop pressing, not to begin an argument.
Ask Before Sharing
Do not forward profiles, private messages, photographs, or health information without permission. A partner's HIV status is not automatically yours to announce. Agree on what can be discussed with friends or family, and respect a person's choice about how to tell their own story.
Keep Consent Clear
Ask before sending explicit material or moving a conversation into a sexual direction. Either person can pause, decline, or end an interaction. Shared HIV status or use of a dating service does not imply consent. Do not pressure someone to reveal documents, share a location, send money, or meet privately to prove trust.
Use the Right Reporting Route
HIVDating.us does not host member profiles or messages. Report behavior within a dating platform through that platform's tools and support channels. Preserve relevant evidence securely when appropriate, and contact suitable emergency or professional help if there is a threat to safety. Website-content issues can be sent through our contact page.