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Community Guidelines

Acknowledged at signup; enforceable under the Terms of Service (§5).

Marlow is a room where everyone was invited, everyone is real, and everyone is here for the

same reason. These are the house rules that keep it that way.

Be who you verified

Your photos are you, recent (within ~2 years), and unedited past light touch-ups.

Your answers are true — age, intent, relationship status, the substance of your life.

You represented at the door that you're single; keep it true or leave first.

One account. No account sharing, no "managing" someone else's membership.

Treat people like you'll see them again

No harassment, hate speech, slurs, or degrading comments — including about appearance.

No sexual content or advances before clear mutual interest; no unsolicited explicit anything.

Rejection is part of the deal. One gracious message after a pass is human; pressure,

guilt-tripping, or finding someone off-platform after a pass is not.

Show up. Confirmed dates are commitments — that's why the bond exists. Cancel early and

honestly when life happens.

Keep the room private

What you learn about members here stays here. No screenshots of profiles or chats shared

outside, no posting members to social media, no doxxing — even flatteringly.

Don't reveal another member's identity, workplace, or location to anyone.

Keep it non-commercial

No promotion, solicitation, fundraising, recruiting, OnlyFans/IG-growth funnels, or

commercial use of the membership. No requests for money — ever. (Asking a member for money

is grounds for immediate removal and, where appropriate, a report to authorities.)

Report, and we act

Report from any profile or conversation in 3 taps. Humans review; target response 4 hours

for safety reports, 24 hours for the rest [ops: keep these numbers honest].

What earns immediate removal: violence or threats, sexual coercion, discovering a concealed

marriage, financial solicitation, fake identity, being on the platform for anything other

than genuine relationship intent.

What earns a warning first: flaky behavior, unkind messages, guideline gray areas. Two

warnings, then removal.

Appeals are reviewed by a human who wasn't involved in the original decision.

Removal for guideline violations forfeits active fees (Terms §8). If someone made you feel

unsafe, we want to know even if you're unsure it "counts" — safety@marlowlove.com.

Draft — under legal review · legal@marlowlove.com