Raising the Bar at Candy Kisses
- Deja Dawn

- Jul 22
- 2 min read
I’ll be honest.
The more Candy Kisses grows, the less interested I become in being everything to everyone.
I’m interested in building something people can trust.
That means raising the bar.
Over the last few months I’ve listened to members, reviewed complaints, watched how people use the platform, and paid attention to the people trying to abuse it.
Some people have shown me where our policies weren’t clear enough.
That’s on me.
I’m fixing it.
Write Your Own Damn Listing
I’m done reading escort listings that sound like someone else wrote them.
Your listing is supposed to introduce you.
Not your assistant.
Not your boyfriend.
Not your manager.
Not your agency.
Need help editing?
Fantastic.
Need help with grammar?
Amazing.
Need help uploading photos?
Go for it.
But when someone reads your profile, it should sound like you talking.
Not someone selling you.
Stop Making People Guess
One of the biggest sources of complaints is simple.
People leave too much open to interpretation.
If you’re party friendly, advertise it.
Don’t make clients guess.
Don’t hide it between the lines.
Don’t expect people to figure it out after they’ve reached out.
Clear advertising creates better experiences, reduces misunderstandings, and saves everyone’s time.
Repeated Complaints Matter
One complaint?
I don’t care.
Patterns?
I care a lot.
If I keep hearing the same concerns about misleading advertising, professionalism, reliability, or constantly showing up late…
We’re going to have a conversation.
Candy Kisses exists to help people build great reputations.
Not protect bad ones.
Canada Means Canada
This one isn’t open for debate.
Candy Kisses is Canadian.
We’re building communities across Canada.
Not around the world.
Yes…
We have live analytics.
Yes…
We know where profiles are being built.
And no…
We will NOT approve profiles being created from outside Canada.
Ever.
If you’re trying to build Canadian profiles from another country…
Don’t waste your time.
BBFS?
Immediate Removal.
I don’t care if you spell it differently.
I don’t care if you hide it with periods.
I don’t care if you use emojis.
I don’t care if you invent a clever code.
If I believe you’re advertising BBFS, referencing BBFS, or trying to hide a reference to BBFS…
Your profile is coming down.
Immediately.
There won’t be a warning.
There won’t be a request to edit it.
Just don’t do it.
Here’s the Thing…
None of this is because I enjoy making rules.
It’s because I care about what we’re building.
Every fake profile.
Every misleading advertisement.
Every scammer.
Every person trying to sneak around the rules…
Takes something away from the members who are here building honest businesses and contributing to this community.
Those are the people I’m protecting.
Not the people looking for loopholes.
Candy Kisses Isn’t for Everyone
And that’s okay.
If you’re looking for a platform where nobody is paying attention…
This isn’t it.
If you’re looking for a platform where you can say one thing and do another…
This isn’t it.
If you’re looking for a Canadian community that’s listening, learning, and willing to raise its standards as it grows…
Welcome.
We’re just getting started.




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