Diversity & inclusion

Dating is for everyone, and so is BuzzSup.

Our commitment

Love and connection are universal, but the experience of dating is not one-size-fits-all. We are committed to producing guidance that is welcoming and useful to people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, relationship styles, ethnicities, faiths, abilities, ages (18 and older), and backgrounds.

How this shows up in our work

• Inclusive language. We write for LGBTQ+ readers and straight readers alike, and we avoid assumptions about who you are or who you are looking for.
• Representation. Our examples and advice reflect a range of people and relationship goals — from long-term partnership to community and friendship-first connection.
• Respect and dignity. We do not publish content that demeans any group, and we treat every reader's goals as valid.
• Accessibility. We aim to keep the site readable and usable, including for people who rely on assistive technology.

Safety for everyone

Inclusion and safety go together. Our safety guidance is written to help every reader meet new people with confidence, and we take seriously the specific safety concerns that different communities can face.

Tell us how we can do better

We know inclusion is ongoing work, not a finish line. If something we published missed the mark, we want to hear about it at hello@buzzsup.com. Feedback makes our guidance better for everyone.