Community Guidelines

Entwyn only works if every member can trust the people they meet. These guidelines describe what we expect from everyone on Entwyn, and what we do when someone falls short.

Entwyn is built on verified, real identities. Use your own name, your own recent photos, and honest details about your life. Do not impersonate anyone, create profiles for other people, or misrepresent things that matter to a marriage-minded search, such as your age, location, or relationship status.

Entwyn is for people looking for a marriage-minded, long-term relationship. Joining means you are too. If you are looking for something casual, Entwyn is not the right place, and pretending otherwise wastes the time and trust of people who are here in good faith.

Every conversation on Entwyn involves a real person taking a real chance. Be kind, even when there is no spark. Harassment has no place here: no abusive or threatening messages, no unsolicited sexual content, no pressuring anyone for photos, contact details, or meetings, and no contacting someone who has made it clear they are not interested.

Your photos should clearly show you, as you look today. Do not use photos of other people, heavily altered or AI-generated images, or pictures of children on their own. Nudity, sexually explicit imagery, and violent or graphic content are not allowed anywhere on Entwyn.

Every photo goes through moderation before it reaches the community.

Never ask another member for money, financial help, or investment of any kind, and never offer it. Romance scams, commercial promotion, selling products or services, escorting, and recruiting for other platforms or schemes all result in an immediate, permanent ban.

If anyone asks you for money on Entwyn, report them right away.

If someone makes you uncomfortable or breaks these guidelines, block them, report them, or both. Enforcement is proportionate, from warnings for minor violations to permanent bans for serious misconduct such as harassment or impersonation. Our Safety page describes how blocking, reporting, and moderation work.