Safety Awareness
MeetFighters is a site for guys who like combat sports, but is not exclusive to professional martial artists and athletes. As such, there is a need for awareness of safety.
There are a few basic rules that need to be observed, but no amount of common sense, caution and experience can eliminate the chance for an accident altogether. The intent of this page is to raise awareness and to share our experiences related to safety in wrestling and fighting.
If you have any questions ask or review the safety discussion.
MeetFighters is dedicated to providing a platform where individuals can safely explore, discuss, and connect within the Wrestling and Fighting community. While our site offers a space for learning and interaction, we recognize the distinct considerations that come with transitioning online connections into real-life meetings. Prior to agreeing to meet someone in person, we strongly advocate for additional safety measures. These may include discussing boundaries and safe words in advance, meeting in a public space for the first time, informing a trusted friend or community member about your plans, or even reaching out to site moderation for advice. The safety and well-being of our members are paramount, and we encourage all users to exercise caution and utilize the resources available within our community to ensure a safe and positive experience.
Our guidelines represent our recommendations and the common best practices within the community. Remember, every member is responsible for their own safety. Trust your instincts—if something feels off or you have a bad feeling about a situation, listen to that intuition. Don’t hesitate to seek advice from trusted friends or other experienced members of the community. Your well-being is paramount, and being cautious is a key part of ensuring a safe and positive experience.
In light of this, our guidelines have been crafted with a dual focus: fostering a respectful online environment and providing a foundation for safe real-life interactions among members.