Community guidelines

Six values. One promise.

By joining Sisterhood you agree to live by these six values. They're not legalese — they're the way we treat each other, every day. Breaking them can mean a warning, a suspension, or a permanent removal from the community.

  1. 1

    Respect every sister

    Treat every woman here the way you'd want your best friend, your daughter, or your mother to be treated. No insults, no condescension, no judgement about her choices, her body, her background, her language, or her circumstances. Disagreement is fine — disrespect is not.

  2. 2

    Keep what's shared private

    Conversations, photos, addresses, stories — anything a sister shares with you in a chat or in person stays between you. No screenshots posted elsewhere, no gossip, no sharing her details with a third party without her clear permission. Trust is the only currency here.

  3. 3

    No money inside Sisterhood

    Don't ask for money, don't offer paid services, don't promote your business, your MLM, your coaching package, or your event for profit. Splitting actual costs (groceries, fuel, a shared Uber) is fine. Turning Sisterhood into a marketplace is not.

  4. 4

    Be real — promise only what you can give

    If you said you'd come at 4pm, come at 4pm. If you can't make it, tell her as early as you can. If you offered help and life got in the way, say so kindly. The community works because women here actually show up.

  5. 5

    Speak up when something feels wrong

    If a post, a message, or a meeting felt off — even if you can't quite explain why — report it. We'd rather check ten things that turn out fine than miss one that wasn't. You're never bothering us, and the woman you reported will never know it was you.

  6. 6

    Protect the circle

    Sisterhood is women-only on purpose. Don't share your invite, screenshots of the feed, or members' profiles with men or in public spaces. If a man in your life wants to support women's communities — the waitlist is open for him too. We're building a separate space for allies.

When in doubt

Ask yourself: "Would I do this for my best friend? Would I want my best friend to do this to me?" If the answer is no, don't. If you're still not sure, email support@sisterhood.city — we'd rather hear from you twice than not at all.