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Am I Being Ghosted Quiz

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Clarify whether the silence feels like ghosting or a messy ending in about 10 minutes. Free, no sign-up, and 15 quick questions surface communication shifts, shared expectations, and your stress.
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How the Scales are Structured

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2/15
Communication Withdrawal (CW)
Measures observable signs that the other person’s communication has reduced, become inconsistent, or stopped compared with their prior pattern.
Limited withdrawal signs
Mixed withdrawal pattern
Strong withdrawal pattern
05: Limited withdrawal signs | 610: Mixed withdrawal pattern | 1115: Strong withdrawal pattern
A score of 2 falls in the Limited withdrawal signs range, suggesting minimal observable pullback in communication that could reflect delays, a natural tapering, or an unclear ending rather than a clear cutoff.
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10/15
Impact of Uncertainty (IoU)
This scale reflects how much the unanswered contact is occupying your attention and influencing your emotions or choices.
Lower impact
Noticeable impact
Substantial impact
05: Lower impact | 610: Noticeable impact | 1115: Substantial impact
A score of 10 suggests the uncertainty is having a noticeable impact, such as repeated thoughts, checking, or hesitation about what to do next.
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6/15
Unresolved Expectation (UE)
Measures how strongly your interactions created a reasonable expectation of continued communication that now feels left without closure.
Little unresolved expectation
Some unresolved expectation
Clear unresolved expectation
05: Little unresolved expectation | 610: Some unresolved expectation | 1115: Clear unresolved expectation
A score of 6 suggests there were some indications the contact might continue, but expectations were not clearly defined or mutually confirmed.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Early Dating Uncertainty
41%OF USERS
People who were chatting or going on a few dates and suddenly notice a drop-off in replies, leaving them unsure what changed.
Situationship Confusion
34%OF USERS
People in an on-and-off connection who sensed an expectation to keep talking but now face mixed signals and silence.
Post-Conflict Silence
25%OF USERS
People whose messages stopped being answered after a disagreement or awkward moment and want to know if it looks like intentional avoidance.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Communication Withdrawal (CW)
Communication Withdrawal (CW)
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5
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2.17.8
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Impact of Uncertainty (IoU)
Impact of Uncertainty (IoU)
Average
9.9
Normal range
7.212.7
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Unresolved Expectation (UE)
Unresolved Expectation (UE)
Average
7
Normal range
4.69.4
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • It was a one-time or very brief exchange that had largely completed its purpose.
    • We communicated occasionally without assuming it would continue regularly.
    • We had repeated contact, although we had not defined what to expect from it.
    • We had explicitly discussed continuing the relationship, friendship, or regular contact.
    • They replied to what I said or asked.
    • They acknowledged it briefly, such as with a reaction, but did not really answer.
    • They have not answered an open question or clear invitation.
    • They have left multiple reasonable, spaced-out attempts unanswered as expected moments for contact passed.
    • There was no recurring pattern of contact.
    • We checked in from time to time, with long gaps being normal.
    • We communicated regularly enough that this gap stands out.
    • We had a dependable, mutual routine that stopped without warning.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Am I Being Ghosted Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

Has someone suddenly gone quiet, or has the conversation simply reached an unclear ending? This free, quick quiz explores three parts of the situation: changes in their communication, whether there was a shared expectation of continued contact, and how the uncertainty is affecting you. Your results can highlight patterns consistent with ghosting, but they cannot reveal another person’s intentions or rule out circumstances such as stress, illness, or an emergency. No sign-up is needed.

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