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Do I Have Commitment Issues Quiz

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Understand whether relationship hesitation reflects commitment concerns or your situation in 10 minutes. Get three clear scores to spot patterns and guide next steps without judgment or diagnosis.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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11/15
Emotional Closeness (EC)
Measures how you typically respond to emotional vulnerability and closeness in relationships.
Comfortable openness
Guarded connection
Strong distancing pattern
05: Comfortable openness | 610: Guarded connection | 1115: Strong distancing pattern
A score of 11 suggests that emotional closeness often triggers discomfort or withdrawal, making it harder to stay engaged when relationships deepen.
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6/15
Future Investment (FI)
Future Investment measures how comfortable you are making shared plans, defining the relationship, and committing to longer-term decisions.
Willing to build
Conditional investment
Persistent future avoidance
05: Willing to build | 610: Conditional investment | 1115: Persistent future avoidance
A score of 6 suggests conditional investment—you're able to engage in the relationship while still delaying or repeatedly revisiting future plans and commitment decisions.
example score
8/15
Staying Engaged Through Discomfort (SETD)
This scale reflects how well you stay emotionally engaged and work through normal relationship discomfort instead of withdrawing or exiting.
Steady engagement
Uncertain persistence
Strong exit response
05: Steady engagement | 610: Uncertain persistence | 1115: Strong exit response
A score of 8 suggests that conflict, flaws, or routine sometimes lead you to pull back or consider ending the relationship rather than consistently exploring repair.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

On-and-off daters
41%OF USERS
People who start strong but pull back, ghost, or cycle through short relationships and want to understand what triggers the switch.
Serious-relationship deciders
34%OF USERS
People dating someone they like who feel stuck when talks turn to labels, moving in, marriage, or long-term plans and want clarity on why.
Post-breakup pattern seekers
25%OF USERS
People reflecting after a breakup or divorce who suspect a repeating avoidance-or-pressure pattern and want a structured way to name it.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Once you complete the test, your results are compared with real-world data from people in your country.
Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.
Emotional Closeness (EC)
Emotional Closeness (EC)
Average
4.4
Normal range
2.16.6
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Future Investment (FI)
Future Investment (FI)
Average
10.5
Normal range
8.312.6
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Staying Engaged Through Discomfort (SETD)
Staying Engaged Through Discomfort (SETD)
Average
10.4
Normal range
7.613.1
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • I focus heavily on it until my attraction and investment begin to fade.
    • I decide the imperfection means I chose the wrong person and look for an exit.
    • I assess whether it is manageable, discuss it if needed, and keep the larger relationship in view.
    • I feel disappointed at first but give myself time to see how important it really is.
    • I want substantial distance and may start searching for reasons the relationship will fail.
    • I maintain normal contact and let the connection develop naturally.
    • I take some solo time while remaining warm and clear about it.
    • I become noticeably less available without explaining why.
    • I decline mainly because putting it on the calendar feels too binding.
    • I consider practical details and make a straightforward decision.
    • I agree, but the distant date makes me mildly uneasy for a while.
    • I treat the invitation as a threat to my freedom and reconsider the whole relationship.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Do I Have Commitment Issues Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

Wondering whether hesitation in relationships reflects commitment concerns or simply your circumstances? This free 15-question quiz explores how you respond to emotional closeness, future planning, relationship definition, conflict, and routine. Your three scores offer a structured reflection on patterns—not a diagnosis, validated screening result, or judgment about whether you should stay in any relationship. Consider safety, compatibility, culture, and timing too. If these patterns repeatedly cause distress, a licensed therapist or relationship specialist can help you explore them.

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