Content boundary: fictional adults, clear consent, and no real-world harm.

Paramour.chat supports romance and explicit fictional roleplay between consenting adults. The writer does not impose a romance filter or an automatic fade to black. The boundary below applies to every message and reply, on every tier.

What is allowed

Stories can be romantic or explicit and can continue through intimacy. Every participant must be an adult, consent must remain clear, and every character must be fictional.

A story can introduce new fictional adults as its cast grows. It cannot add a real person, reproduce a real person's likeness, or turn an adult character into a minor.

Where the boundary sits

Paramour.chat does not allow sexualisation of minors, sexual content involving animals, or other unlawful content.

Fictional framing, character description, roleplay language, or payment does not change the boundary. Attempts to disguise prohibited content may also be refused.

How moderation works

Messages and replies are checked as the conversation happens. When content crosses the boundary, we block the user's access and, where required by law, report the content to the competent authorities.

Questions

What does uncensored mean here?

Paramour.chat supports explicit fictional roleplay between consenting adults without an automatic fade to black or romance filter. It does not remove the content boundary.

Where is the boundary?

Everyone must be an adult, consent must be clear, and characters must be fictional. Sexualisation of minors, sexual content involving animals, and other unlawful content are not allowed.

What happens when content crosses it?

We block the user's access and, where required by law, report the content to the competent authorities.

Are the characters adults?

Yes. Every character is an adult and cannot be played as a minor. New characters introduced during a story must follow the same rule.

Can I make a character based on a real person?

No. Paramour.chat does not support real-person likenesses or impersonation.

The binding version of these rules is section 5 of the Terms of Service.