Does My Crush Hate Me Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. After a misunderstanding between you, what usually happens?
They are willing to clarify it and move forward.
They need some time, then interact normally again.
They remain distant and avoid discussing what happened.
They repeatedly use the incident to insult me or justify cutting off contact.
2. Friends are making plans while you and your crush are both present. How does your crush tend to treat your inclusion?
They actively include me or check whether the plan works for me.
They appear comfortable with my inclusion but do not take the lead.
They seem hesitant once my participation is mentioned.
They explicitly try to exclude me without offering a neutral reason.
3. Across different settings, how does their tone with you compare with their tone toward others?
It is similarly warm, or sometimes warmer.
It is a little more reserved but still respectful.
It is consistently colder or more impatient.
It is openly mocking or contemptuous in ways they do not use with others.
4. During a one-to-one conversation, what best describes their attention?
They seem present and add their own thoughts naturally.
Their attention varies, but the conversation still feels two-sided.
They give short responses and often appear eager to finish.
They repeatedly dismiss what I say or leave while I am speaking.
5. If romantic interest has come up directly, which response best matches what your crush communicated?
They expressed interest in getting to know me romantically.
They said they were uncertain or wanted to move slowly.
They clearly said they see me only as a friend or are not interested in dating.
They explicitly asked me to stop pursuing or contacting them romantically.
6. A chat naturally pauses for several days. What is most likely to happen?
They often restart it or send me something relevant.
Either of us might restart it, depending on the week.
I usually restart it, but they respond with some interest.
Nothing resumes unless I make repeated attempts.
7. How has your crush communicated a need for space?
They have not asked for unusual distance from me.
They have occasionally said they need time alone or are busy.
They have repeatedly asked for more distance or fewer interactions.
They have clearly told me not to contact or approach them.
8. When you share something that matters to you, how often does your crush ask a follow-up question?
Usually; they seem interested in understanding more.
Sometimes, especially when they know the subject well.
Rarely, although they usually acknowledge what I said.
Almost never; they often ignore it or immediately redirect the conversation.
9. When your crush first notices you in person, what reaction is most typical?
They acknowledge me warmly and seem open to interacting.
They offer a brief but friendly greeting.
Their acknowledgment is noticeably restrained or awkward.
They repeatedly avoid acknowledging me while greeting others nearby.
10. What do reliable, firsthand interactions suggest about how your crush speaks about you?
They speak positively or defend me when appropriate.
They are mostly neutral and keep personal opinions private.
They make recurring dismissive comments about me.
They openly ridicule me or encourage others to treat me with contempt.
11. At a group event, you stop contributing to the conversation for a while. How does your crush usually respond?
They often bring me back in or check in with me.
They interact if an easy opening comes up.
They mainly respond only when I address them directly.
They noticeably avoid engaging with me even when there are natural openings.
12. Over the past few weeks, who has usually started your conversations?
They have initiated at least as often as I have.
It has been fairly balanced, with small shifts either way.
I have usually initiated, but they often engage once we start.
I have initiated almost every time, and several attempts have gone unanswered.
13. You make a harmless mistake while telling a story. How are they most likely to react?
They respond kindly or laugh with me rather than at me.
They briefly tease me, then let the moment pass comfortably.
They appear irritated or keep emphasizing the mistake.
They use the mistake to embarrass or belittle me in front of others.
14. You invite your crush to do something, but the suggested time does not work. What typically happens next?
They suggest another specific time or activity.
They show interest but leave the rescheduling open-ended.
They give a vague response, and I have to raise the idea again.
They repeatedly decline or end the exchange without an alternative.
15. When you give them room and focus on your own activities, what pattern follows?
They sometimes reconnect on their own in a friendly way.
We remain cordial when circumstances bring us together.
They maintain clear distance but behave respectfully.
They continue expressing hostility even when I am not seeking interaction.
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