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Am I Unlovable Quiz

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Understand why you may feel unlovable in about 10 minutes. Get clear insights into self-worth, rejection fears, and withdrawal with supportive results, not a diagnosis.
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6/15
Conditional Self-Worth (CSW)
Measures how much your sense of worth depends on approval, performance, usefulness, or being chosen.
Steadier worth
Approval-linked worth
Heavily conditional worth
05: Steadier worth | 610: Approval-linked worth | 1115: Heavily conditional worth
A score of 6 suggests your self-view can sometimes rise or fall with others’ responses, and noticing the conditions you set for feeling worthy may be helpful.
example score
6/15
Protective Withdrawal (PW)
Measures how often fear of being hurt leads you to hide needs, limit closeness, or pull back from connection.
Available for connection
Guarded connection
Strong self-protection
05: Available for connection | 610: Guarded connection | 1115: Strong self-protection
A score of 6 suggests a guarded connection style, where you sometimes hold back or retreat when situations start to feel more vulnerable.
example score
7/15
Rejection Expectancy (RE)
Measures how readily ambiguous social cues are interpreted as signs that others dislike, reject, or will leave you.
Flexible reading
Rejection watch
Rejection expected
05: Flexible reading | 610: Rejection watch | 1115: Rejection expected
A score of 7 falls in the Rejection watch range, suggesting uncertainty often triggers doubt about acceptance even though alternative explanations may still feel possible.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

After a breakup
41%OF USERS
People reeling from a recent rejection or relationship loss who are questioning their worth and looking for clarity on what they’re feeling.
Anxious in relationships
34%OF USERS
People who often expect rejection, overthink texts or tone, and need reassurance even when things seem okay.
Keeping people at distance
25%OF USERS
People who pull back, avoid vulnerability, or self-isolate to prevent getting hurt, then wonder why closeness feels so hard.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.
Conditional Self-Worth (CS)
Conditional Self-Worth (CS)
Average
4.5
Normal range
2.36.6
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Protective Withdrawal (PW)
Protective Withdrawal (PW)
Average
8.8
Normal range
6.111.4
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Rejection Expectancy (RE)
Rejection Expectancy (RE)
Average
7.5
Normal range
4.710.3
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

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    • I consider both their need and my capacity, knowing a boundary does not erase my care.
    • I probably help, though I may feel slightly guilty if I limit what I can do.
    • I push myself to help because disappointing them could change how they see me.
    • I feel I must be useful, even at my own expense, to remain worth keeping around.
    • They may be busy or unsure how to respond, so I wait for more information.
    • I wonder if something is wrong, but I can hold several possible explanations.
    • I assume I probably annoyed them and review what I sent.
    • I take the silence as a sign that they no longer want contact with me.
    • I can ask an appropriate person directly, even if it feels vulnerable.
    • I hint at what I need before deciding whether to ask clearly.
    • I usually keep it to myself because asking could make me feel burdensome.
    • I hide the need and pull away so nobody has the chance to dismiss it.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Am I Unlovable Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

Feeling unlovable is painful, but it is not proof that you are undeserving of care. This free, no-sign-up quiz explores three patterns that can shape that feeling: conditional self-worth, expecting rejection, and protective withdrawal. Answer based on your recent, typical experience rather than your hardest day. The results are reflective summaries, not a diagnosis or a verdict on your value. If these feelings persist or disrupt daily life, consider talking with someone you trust or a mental health professional. Seek urgent local support if you may harm yourself or cannot stay safe.

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