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Does My Dad Hate Me Quiz

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In about 10 minutes, this quiz helps you understand your emotional treatment, physical safety, and personal boundaries. It is free, takes 15 questions, and can help you spot red flags and choose next steps.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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9/15
Emotional Treatment, Control, and Care (ETCaC)
This scale reflects experiences of emotional treatment, controlling behavior, and care-related support in your relationship with your dad or another caregiver.
Not endorsed
Worth noticing
Act on concern
0: Not endorsed | 12: Worth noticing | 315: Act on concern
A score of 9 falls in the “Act on concern” range, suggesting your answers include one or more indicators of potentially harmful emotional treatment, coercive control, or serious care-related concern worth taking seriously.
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11/15
Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
This scale reflects whether any experiences suggest problems with personal or sexual boundaries, including coercion, sexualized behavior, recording, exploitation, or retaliation.
Not endorsed
Worth noticing
Act on concern
0: Not endorsed | 12: Worth noticing | 315: Act on concern
A score of 11 falls in the Act on concern range, meaning at least one response indicates a boundary red flag that warrants taking the concern seriously regardless of the total score.
example score
9/15
Physical Safety and Threats (PSaT)
This scale reflects how often experiences suggest physical danger, intimidation, forced contact, or injury concerns in your relationship with your dad or another person involved.
Not endorsed
Worth noticing
Act on concern
0: Not endorsed | 12: Worth noticing | 315: Act on concern
A score of 9 falls in the "Act on concern" range, meaning at least one response suggests a physical-safety threat or intimidation that merits attention regardless of the total score.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Hurt by Dad’s Behavior
41%OF USERS
People feeling rejected, criticized, or scared around their dad take it to sort out what’s happening and whether it crosses emotional or safety boundaries.
Confused After Conflict
34%OF USERS
People dealing with a recent argument, punishment, or sudden distance use it to check their assumptions and identify patterns over time.
Supporting Someone Else
25%OF USERS
Friends, partners, or older siblings take it to understand what a loved one may be experiencing and how to respond with care.
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.
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Emotional Treatment, Control, and Care (ETCaC)
Emotional Treatment, Control, and Care (ETCaC)
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7.4
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5.49.4
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Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
Average
10.7
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8.213.2
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15
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Physical Safety and Threats (PSaT)
Physical Safety and Threats (PSaT)
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4.6
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2.17.1
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • He uses non-physical consequences and explains what rule was broken.
    • He can use loud gestures or an overly stern posture, but settles when he sees that I am distressed.
    • He strikes tables or objects nearby in anger, making me brace for what could happen next.
    • He hits, shoves, forcibly restrains, or uses punishment that causes pain or injury.
    • He sets age-appropriate limits and discusses the reasons, while allowing reasonable independence.
    • He worries and checks in more than I would like, but can usually negotiate limits with me.
    • He pressures me to drop certain relationships or checks my communication without a clear safety reason or agreement.
    • He uses threats, punishment, or intimidation to isolate me from supportive people.
    • He keeps physical distance or pauses the conversation until both of us are calmer.
    • He may pace, raise his voice, or shut a door hard, without directing objects or force toward anyone.
    • He throws or kicks objects away from people, or strikes furniture without directly threatening me.
    • He hits, shoves, corners, restrains, throws something at me, or threatens physical harm.
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Does My Dad Hate Me Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

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This free, no-sign-up quiz cannot determine whether your dad hates you, and it is not a diagnostic, clinical, or legal assessment. Instead, it helps you reflect on emotional treatment, physical safety, and personal or sexual boundaries. Scores are unvalidated summaries, not proof of intent or harm. Harm can involve a father, another adult, or a peer, while poverty or unavailable care can affect neglect-like experiences. If you may be in immediate danger, move toward a trusted person or safer place and contact local emergency help.

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