Does He Like Me or Just Want Sex Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. When he makes an affectionate statement or mentions a possible future together, what follows?
His later behavior regularly matches what he said.
His actions mostly match, with an occasional lapse or change of plan.
He often delays, minimizes, or behaves differently from what he suggested.
He cycles between intense promises and noticeable withdrawal.
2. How predictable is his availability and communication?
It is fairly steady, even when he is busy.
It varies for understandable reasons that he usually communicates.
He shifts unpredictably between highly responsive and difficult to reach.
He repeatedly disappears and reappears with little explanation, often acting as though nothing changed.
3. After physical intimacy, how does his communication usually change?
It stays steady or becomes more emotionally connected.
It dips briefly but returns to its usual rhythm without me chasing it.
It noticeably drops until he wants another meetup.
He repeatedly disappears and returns with a sexual message or invitation.
4. How involved are you in the ordinary parts of his life?
I mostly see a private side of him and know little about his routines or social world.
He tells me about his life, but our interactions remain fairly separate from it.
He includes me in some daytime plans, interests, or meetings with people he knows.
He naturally makes room for me in routines, social plans, and everyday decisions.
5. When you say no, slow down, or set a sexual boundary, how does he react?
He accepts it immediately and continues treating me with the same warmth.
He accepts it but seems briefly disappointed before moving on.
He repeatedly revisits the boundary, bargains, withdraws affection, or sulks.
He ignores the refusal, applies sustained pressure, threatens consequences, or makes me feel unable to choose freely.
6. You directly ask what he wants from the connection. Which response best matches his pattern?
He gives a clear answer that remains consistent with his later behavior.
He says he is still figuring it out, but communicates that uncertainty consistently.
His answer changes depending on the moment or what he thinks I want to hear.
He dodges the question or gives contradictory answers without acknowledging the contradiction.
7. Suppose sex is off the table because of timing, illness, logistics, or simply your preference. What happens to his effort?
He keeps the plan or suggests another way to spend time together.
He changes the plan but remains warm and keeps in contact.
He usually postpones meeting until sex may be possible again.
His attention or effort appears only when he expects a sexual opportunity.
8. If a conversation becomes sexual and you steer it toward an everyday topic, what tends to happen?
He switches topics comfortably and remains engaged.
He discusses the new topic but may return to flirting later.
He answers briefly and quickly turns the conversation sexual again.
He loses interest, stops responding, or ends the conversation.
9. When he suggests spending time together, what pattern is most typical?
Most suggestions are spontaneous and private, and I usually introduce any nonsexual plans.
He alternates between private hangouts and a few simple outings.
He often proposes nonsexual activities based on things we both enjoy.
He consistently plans varied time together and follows through even when sex is unlikely.
10. How often does he initiate contact simply to talk, share something, or see how you are?
Rarely; most contact has a flirtatious or meetup-related purpose.
Sometimes, although those conversations tend to be brief.
Often; we regularly talk without the conversation becoming sexual.
Very often; ordinary conversation and mutual updates are a steady part of our connection.
11. How similar is his treatment of you in private and around other people?
His level of warmth and acknowledgment is largely the same.
He is more reserved publicly but still clearly acknowledges our connection.
He is affectionate in private but noticeably ambiguous about me in public.
He alternates between treating me like a partner and treating the connection as casual or secret.
12. How often does your interpretation of the connection change after the latest interaction?
Rarely; the overall pattern feels understandable even if it is not exactly what I want.
Occasionally; a few interactions leave me reconsidering what he means.
Often; warm and distant moments repeatedly point me toward different conclusions.
Almost every interaction seems to reverse the meaning of the one before it.
13. You tell him about an important appointment, deadline, or family event. What usually happens afterward?
He rarely brings it up again unless it becomes part of our immediate conversation.
He asks about it when I remind him or mention it again.
He generally remembers afterward and asks how it went.
He checks in around the event and remembers details when we speak later.
14. When you discuss what each of you wants from the connection, how does he respond?
He avoids the topic or redirects the conversation toward physical chemistry.
He says he enjoys the connection but remains vague about what that could mean.
He says he is open to something meaningful, and his behavior is gradually supporting that.
He clearly describes the relationship he wants, asks what I want, and acts consistently with that conversation.
15. When does he most often contact you?
There is no clear pattern; he contacts me at varied times for varied reasons.
Late or private meetups come up somewhat more often, alongside daytime conversation.
Most messages arrive late or when a private meetup could happen.
He contacts me almost exclusively when a sexual exchange or private meetup seems possible.
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