Use only the Feeld profile view or screenshot already shared with you. A connection from A to B and another from A to C do not automatically link B to C. Each owner chooses the description shown on their own profile for a particular linked partner. Record only the displayed direct connection and who chose its wording; do not treat labels as verified relationship facts or follow the network outward.
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What a Constellation link actually displays
Feeld's Constellations connect individual profiles, which retain their own photos and bios. The linked profiles do not become one account, and their private chats are not shared through linking. This guide starts with a profile view or screenshot that already shows a connection and was willingly shared with you. It is not an instruction to accept a partner-link invitation, add your own profile, or open other people's profiles to expand the view. [Constellations: Link your profile with your partner(s)]
- Identify the main profile in the material already shared with you.
- Use neutral labels such as A and B for the visible connection; do not collect additional accounts.
Direct links only: A–B and A–C do not make B–C
The mechanism to keep in mind is that a link from one profile to another, and from that same profile to a third, does not automatically link the second and third profiles to each other. If you record the graph, draw lines only where a link is visible. Do not extend a line because two people appear near each other, share a connection, or seem to have similar photos or text. The absence of a line is information too: it means the visible material does not show that connection, not that you have discovered a hidden one. [Constellations: Link your profile with your partner(s)]
Each owner writes their own relationship description
The description on A's profile is A's chosen wording for the link with B. B can choose different wording for that same connection on B's own profile. Updating one side does not update the other. Keep both the speaker and the connection attached to the words: for example, A's description of the A–B link. It is not a global status for either person or for every account in a Constellation, and a difference does not establish that either person is lying. [Change the relationship description for a linked partner]
Build a bounded diagram from the shared material
Use a small note only for the shared material. Record a visible direct connection and, if shown, which profile displays a description for that connection. Do not open linked accounts to fill missing rows. The example values below are hypothetical, not findings about real people.
| observation | limit | next step |
|---|---|---|
| Main profile A lists direct links to B and C | Shows connections from A only; nothing about B–C | Record two lines, both from A |
| The shared view shows A's description for the link with B | That is A's wording about this connection, not a group-wide or independently verified status | Keep the wording attached to A and the A–B link |
| The shared material does not show the other owner's description | The other side's wording remains unknown | Do not open additional profiles to fill the gap; ask the willing sharer only if clarification matters |
What the diagram cannot settle, and one bounded question
The displayed connection and selected wording do not establish private conversations, sexual orientation, sexual behaviour or fidelity. Feeld states that linking does not share the participants' private chats. If one detail in the already-shared view matters, ask the existing willing contact what they intended to show you. Do not approach linked people or expand the view into a relationship map. A hypothetical question is: When you shared this view, which connection or description did you mean me to notice? [Constellations: Link your profile with your partner(s)]
- Ask one question of the person who shared the link, not of anyone else listed.
- Write down their answer separately from your own reading of the profile.
A stopping rule for reading the link
Stop once the already-shared connection and its displayed description are clear, or once you have identified what the view does not show. Do not read from A–B and A–C to a B–C relationship. Do not seek further profiles to complete a diagram. The useful result is a correctly attributed statement about this shared view, with any missing part left unknown. [Change the relationship description for a linked partner]
A couple more questions
If my partner's profile links to two people, are those two people linked to each other?
Not shown. A link from the main profile to each of them does not automatically connect them to each other, so record two separate lines and no line between them.
Whose relationship description am I reading on a linked profile?
On A's profile, the wording for the A–B link is chosen by A. B can choose different wording for the same connection on B's own profile. Keep each description tied to its author and that particular connection, not to everyone in the Constellation.
Can the linked profiles tell me about private conversations or history?
No. The profiles remain separate, and private conversations are not shared through linking, so the shared material shows only connections and displayed descriptions, not private activity.
Sources & editorial notes
Official references checked on October 25, 2026. Checklists, comparison tables and example wording are DateClues editorial tools, not official tests or validated risk scores.
- Constellations: Link your profile with your partner(s) ↗
- Change the relationship description for a linked partner ↗
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