Does He Still Love Me Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. You need practical support during a demanding week. Which pattern best matches his response?
He offers limited help, usually after I make a specific request.
He notices or asks what would help and follows through within his capacity.
He may offer support, but whether it happens depends on the day.
He generally stays outside the situation, even when he knows I am struggling.
2. When it comes to his worries, hopes, or personal thoughts, how much does he let you in?
He sometimes opens up, especially when circumstances make it easier.
He shares very little and usually keeps his inner life separate from me.
He tends to discuss events but rarely shares how they affect him emotionally.
He regularly trusts me with feelings and thoughts that matter to him.
3. During a busy period in his life, what tends to happen to the relationship?
Contact becomes irregular, but he occasionally finds ways to reconnect.
He communicates his limits and still protects some realistic time or attention for us.
The relationship mostly disappears from his priorities until the busy period passes.
He maintains basic contact, although most relational effort pauses.
4. When you raise a concern about the relationship, how does he generally respond?
He listens at first, though the discussion may end before anything changes.
His response depends on the concern; he engages with some and avoids others.
He makes room for the concern and helps identify what each of you can realistically do.
He shuts down, dismisses the topic, or repeatedly prevents a real discussion.
5. After you have spent meaningful time apart, what is the reunion usually like?
He reconnects warmly and shows interest in what happened while we were apart.
The reunion feels largely neutral, with little sign that the separation mattered.
There is some warmth, but it takes time before we feel connected again.
He acknowledges me, though the reunion is mostly focused on routines or logistics.
6. When he talks about the coming months or years, where do you appear in the picture?
He regularly discusses future choices as matters you will navigate together.
He mentions some shared plans, but larger decisions are usually framed individually.
Most of his future talk focuses on his own path, with little reference to the relationship.
You appear mainly in near-term or tentative plans rather than a broader direction.
7. How clear and mutual does the relationship's current level of commitment feel?
We have discussed what we are building, and his choices generally align with that understanding.
There are signs of commitment, but important expectations remain unspoken or uneven.
He avoids defining the relationship or gives signals that leave its direction highly uncertain.
We share a basic understanding, although his longer-term intentions are still vague.
8. When you spend time together without major distractions, how emotionally engaged does he seem?
He is usually attentive and seems genuinely interested in connecting.
He participates, but the interaction often stays practical or surface-level.
His engagement varies; some moments feel close and others feel distant.
He is generally withdrawn, even when there is an opportunity to connect.
9. When plans between you have to change, what does he usually do?
He lets the plan fade unless I take responsibility for rearranging it.
He explains what happened and usually suggests a realistic alternative.
He expresses regret but rarely takes the lead in making a new plan.
He sometimes reschedules proactively, though other plans are simply dropped.
10. How dependable is he about commitments he makes to you?
He follows through on some commitments but needs reminders on others.
His promises frequently remain unfinished or become my responsibility.
He is usually dependable and communicates promptly when something prevents follow-through.
He handles immediate commitments but often loses track of longer-term ones.
11. How often does he initiate time together rather than waiting for you to arrange it?
Occasionally; we both initiate, but I do noticeably more of it.
Rarely or never; most shared time happens because I organize it.
Regularly; his invitations and plans make the relationship feel mutual.
Sometimes, usually when it is convenient or linked to an existing routine.
12. After a disagreement leaves tension between you, what usually happens?
He may reconnect casually, but the underlying issue is often left unresolved.
He returns to the conversation, hears my perspective, and works toward a workable repair.
Sometimes we repair constructively; other times one of us has to let the issue drop.
He avoids revisiting the disagreement, and the distance tends to remain.
13. You tell him about a difficult day. What response is most typical?
He acknowledges it briefly, then moves to another topic.
He listens, asks about what mattered to me, and stays emotionally present.
He seems uncomfortable or unavailable and gives little response.
He listens for a while, although his attention or empathy is inconsistent.
14. How would you describe the affection between you recently?
Affection appears occasionally, usually in familiar or easy moments.
Warm words, touch, or thoughtful gestures remain a regular part of our bond.
There is little affection, and attempts at closeness rarely feel reciprocated.
Some affection remains, but it often feels routine rather than emotionally connected.
15. A recurring issue has started affecting both of you. What is his typical approach?
He recognizes the issue but tends to wait for it to improve on its own.
He works with me on specific changes and checks whether they are helping.
He does not want to address it, so I am usually left managing the impact.
He tries a change when the issue becomes pressing, though the effort may not last.
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