Does He Like Me or My Body Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. When he suggests spending time together, what do his plans usually emphasize?
A variety of shared activities, conversations, and settings.
Ordinary dates or activities, often with a flirtatious element.
Private settings where physical affection is likely to be central.
Mostly opportunities for physical contact, with little interest in doing anything else.
2. After you share a photo that is not intended to be suggestive, what response is most typical?
He responds to the place, event, idea, or story shown in it.
He comments on both the context and how I look.
He mainly comments on my appearance, even when the context matters more to me.
He sexualizes the photo or immediately asks for a more revealing one.
3. What tends to happen when he starts a conversation with you?
The conversation usually centers on my looks, flirting, or meeting physically.
He uses general small talk but shows limited curiosity about my life.
He often asks about my day, opinions, or current interests.
He brings up varied topics and genuinely explores how I think and feel.
4. How does his level of attention change when you dress casually or are less physically affectionate?
It stays about the same because our connection has several foundations.
The flirtation decreases a little, but his general interest remains.
He becomes noticeably less engaged or responsive.
His attention largely disappears until appearance or physical affection becomes central again.
5. If you ask to slow the pace of the relationship, what response is most typical?
He works with me to find a pace that feels mutually comfortable.
He agrees, although I sometimes sense impatience.
He agrees initially but repeatedly pushes the pace forward again.
He suggests I owe him progress or that affection will be withdrawn unless I comply.
6. When you tell him about something important that happened to you, what does he usually do?
He acknowledges it briefly, then moves to another topic.
He listens in the moment but rarely brings it up again.
He asks a relevant question and remembers the main point later.
He asks thoughtful questions, remembers details, and follows up afterward.
7. How predictable is his effort to make and keep plans with you?
His effort is generally steady, and he communicates when plans must change.
He is usually dependable, with occasional unexplained changes.
He frequently cancels late or contacts me mainly when it suits him.
His effort appears mostly when a private or physical meeting is available.
8. When you say you do not want physical affection or sexual activity, how does he respond?
He accepts it without making the connection feel colder or conditional.
He accepts it but seems briefly disappointed or distant.
He revisits the request repeatedly or tries to change my mind.
He uses guilt, anger, threats, or the relationship itself to pressure me.
9. What usually happens after a physically affectionate or intimate encounter?
Communication and care continue at roughly their usual level.
He becomes a little quieter but reconnects without much uncertainty.
He often withdraws, then returns when he wants closeness again.
He repeatedly disappears or becomes dismissive until another physical opportunity arises.
10. How well does he remember details that are meaningful to you, such as your goals, preferences, or worries?
He mostly remembers details connected to appearance or physical attraction.
He remembers a few basics after being reminded.
He often remembers details that matter to me.
He remembers them and naturally uses that knowledge to understand or support me.
11. How does his treatment of you compare in private and around other people?
His warmth and respect are broadly consistent in both settings.
He is somewhat more reserved publicly, but still acknowledges our connection.
He is affectionate privately but often detached or dismissive around others.
He acts as though the connection barely exists publicly while expecting intimacy privately.
12. Imagine you receive exciting news about a personal goal. How would he most likely respond?
He would give a quick reaction without asking what it means to me.
He would congratulate me but probably leave the conversation there.
He would ask how it happened or what comes next.
He would engage with why it matters to me and celebrate in a way that feels personal.
13. What kinds of compliments does he give you most often?
They cover my character, abilities, choices, and appearance in a balanced way.
They include several parts of who I am, though appearance comes up somewhat more.
They are usually about my looks, with occasional comments about other qualities.
They focus almost entirely on my body, sexiness, or specific physical features.
14. On a day when you are stressed and not feeling playful or attractive, how does he engage with you?
His attention drops noticeably when the usual chemistry is absent.
He checks in briefly but seems unsure how to connect beyond that.
He listens or offers company without needing the mood to become flirtatious.
He adapts to what I need and remains interested in me without expecting a particular mood.
15. During an ordinary text conversation, how often does he redirect the exchange toward your appearance or sexual topics?
Rarely; flirtation is only one part of varied conversations.
Sometimes, when the conversation is already playful or mutual.
Often, even when the original topic is unrelated.
Nearly every time, making nonphysical conversation difficult to sustain.
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