USING FIGHTING S.A.D.
Safety & Community Guidelines
Effective August 20, 2026
Respect each other’s boundaries
Be honest, protect privacy, and accept “no” immediately. Keep conversations respectful and within your Specialist’s stated boundaries.
What’s not allowed
- Underage use: No one under 18 may use the platform.
- Sexual content or services: No nudity, pornography, sexually explicit content, or escorting. Do not offer, request, or purchase sexual services or pay for physical or sexual contact.
- Abuse: No harassment, threats, stalking, blackmail, intimidation, or continued contact after someone asks you to stop.
- Privacy violations: Do not share someone’s personal information without permission, or record calls, messages, or meetings without proper consent. Do not pressure anyone to share a phone number, address, workplace, or social media account.
- Misrepresentation: No impersonation or misleading profile information.
- Off-platform transactions: Keep bookings and payments on Fighting S.A.D.
- Unsafe or illegal activity: No weapons, illegal drugs, trafficking, or exploitation.
Meeting in person
Meet only in an agreed, safe public place. Private homes, hotel rooms, vehicles, and undisclosed location changes are prohibited.
A Specialist may end a session immediately if they feel unsafe or a member violates a boundary. No refund is owed if serious misconduct ends a session.
Scope of peer support
Specialists listen, offer perspective, and help you follow through. They do not diagnose, prescribe, provide therapy, or respond to emergencies through an FSAD booking. A verified qualification belongs to the individual and does not turn the booking into clinical care.
Report a concern
Email support@fightingsad.com with the account name, the relevant booking or message, and enough detail to investigate.
FSAD reviews reports privately. Depending on the circumstances, we may warn, restrict, suspend, or permanently remove an account.
Immediate danger
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services now. Fighting S.A.D. is not an emergency, medical, mental-health, or crisis service.