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Am I Too Obsessed with My Boyfriend Quiz

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See in 10 minutes whether your thoughts, tradeoffs, or checking around your boyfriend feel too consuming. Get three clear scores on focus, balance, and reassurance with supportive, nonjudgmental insights.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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5/15
Personal Balance (PB)
Measures how much the relationship displaces your independent plans, priorities, interests, and connections.
Independent Footing
Relationship-Led Tradeoffs
Narrowed Balance
05: Independent Footing | 610: Relationship-Led Tradeoffs | 1115: Narrowed Balance
A score of 5 suggests the relationship generally coexists with a life that still feels like your own, with minimal displacement of your independent priorities.
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8/15
Reassurance and Monitoring (RaM)
This scale measures how often uncertainty in the relationship leads you to seek reassurance, repeatedly check, or push for access and updates.
Room for Uncertainty
Reassurance Loop
Boundary Pressure
05: Room for Uncertainty | 610: Reassurance Loop | 1115: Boundary Pressure
A score of 8 suggests that uncertainty may sometimes trigger repeated checking or requests for confirmation, even if you can also respect boundaries at other times.
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6/15
Relationship Preoccupation (RP)
Relationship Preoccupation reflects how persistently thoughts about your boyfriend occupy your attention and influence your emotional state.
Flexible Focus
Strong Mental Pull
Consuming Focus
05: Flexible Focus | 610: Strong Mental Pull | 1115: Consuming Focus
A score of 6 suggests a Strong Mental Pull, meaning the relationship often captures your attention, especially during uncertainty or time apart.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Anxious about the relationship
41%OF USERS
They feel stuck in looping thoughts about where things stand and want a clearer sense of whether their worry is taking over.
Seeking reassurance and certainty
34%OF USERS
They notice frequent checking, overanalyzing messages, or needing reassurance and want to understand the pattern without shame.
Losing personal balance
25%OF USERS
They suspect the relationship is crowding out friends, goals, or self-care and want to see if their priorities feel out of alignment.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Personal Balance (PB)
Personal Balance (PB)
Average
6.8
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4.98.6
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Reassurance and Monitoring (RaM)
Reassurance and Monitoring (RaM)
Average
5.3
Normal range
2.78
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Relationship Preoccupation (RP)
Relationship Preoccupation (RP)
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7
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • I frequently replay details and search for meanings I may have missed.
    • I sometimes revisit a particular comment if it felt ambiguous.
    • I often replay parts of it and wonder whether his tone signaled something.
    • I generally let the conversation pass unless there was a clear issue.
    • I enjoy telling him, but I can also simply experience the moment or share it elsewhere.
    • He is usually my first thought, though waiting to tell him feels easy.
    • The moment can feel incomplete until I have shared it with him.
    • I struggle to enjoy or process the moment if I cannot reach him promptly.
    • I reflect on whether there is a specific issue, then raise it directly if needed.
    • I ask for reassurance once and can usually accept his response.
    • I ask in several ways because one answer does not settle the doubt for long.
    • I repeatedly test, question, or provoke him to obtain convincing proof.
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Am I Too Obsessed with My Boyfriend Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

This free, no-sign-up quiz helps you reflect on whether thoughts about your boyfriend, relationship-led tradeoffs, or reassurance habits are taking up more space than you want. You will receive three separate scores covering mental preoccupation, personal balance, and reassurance or monitoring. The results are reflective summaries, not a diagnosis or a judgment about how much you care. Consider whether any pattern causes distress, creates conflict, or pulls you away from your own needs, goals, and relationships.

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