Does My Friend Like Me Quiz

1. Their interest in my relationship status has felt direct rather than casual.

2. Their behavior toward me is noticeably different from how they treat most other friends.

3. They show up when we make plans, or give a clear heads-up if something changes.

4. They check in on me (how my day is going, how I’m doing) with some regularity.

5. They try to “claim” time with me (e.g., suggesting we hang out soon, making future plans).

6. They send signals that are consistent (not hot-and-cold or confusing).

7. When we text, their messages feel more intimate than their typical friend-to-friend communication.

8. When I message them, I generally feel like a priority rather than an afterthought.

9. They do not send mixed signals (e.g., flirt heavily and then act distant right after).

10. They give me special attention in group settings that feels intentional and personal.

11. They seem interested in my dating life in a way that feels more than casual curiosity.

12. They make it clear they want one-on-one time with me specifically.

13. They look for chances to sit or stand close to me when there are other options.

14. They make an effort to help me or support me even when it’s inconvenient.

15. They consistently make space for our conversations rather than multitasking or cutting them short most of the time.

16. They create private moments (walking me to my car, lingering after plans, finding quiet time to talk).

17. When I mention someone I might like, my friend’s reaction suggests discomfort, jealousy, or increased attention.

18. They keep conversations going with me (asking follow-up questions, remembering details, checking in).

19. They initiate conversations with me regularly (not always me starting).

20. They make time for me regularly rather than only when they have nothing else going on.

21. They remember to reply to things I share (questions, stories) instead of ignoring them.

22. They are curious about what I want in a relationship or what my “type” is.

23. Their compliments toward me feel personal or appearance-based (not only generic friendliness).

24. When they flirt, it is obvious enough that I don’t second-guess whether it was a joke.

25. They make concrete plans with me (specific day/time) rather than vague “we should hang out.”

26. They are consistent across platforms (text, social media, in-person) rather than only showing attention in one place.

27. They communicate clearly if they’re unavailable rather than disappearing.

28. They respond in a way that fits the closeness of our friendship (not hot-and-cold).

29. They initiate contact (texts/calls/DMs) without always needing a reason.

30. They flirt with me (teasing, playful banter, “inside jokes,” suggestive comments) in a way that feels different from how they act with others.

31. Our communication feels steady across weeks, not just in short bursts.

32. They make time for me even when their schedule is full.

33. If I asked them out (or implied it), I think they would respond clearly rather than dodge the topic.

34. They suggest plans that feel like “date-like” activities (e.g., dinner, a movie, a walk) rather than purely convenience hangouts.

35. They act a bit nervous, extra playful, or unusually careful around me compared to their normal vibe.

36. They compliment or notice changes in my appearance (haircut, outfit, new photos) quickly.

37. They have made their attraction clear through words (not just subtle hints).

38. They usually respond to my texts/messages in a consistent time frame (not only when it’s convenient).

39. They maintain contact during school/work breaks or holidays (not just when we’re in the same place).

40. They are reliable about shared commitments with me (projects, favors, rides, agreed tasks).

41. Their eye contact, tone, or body language feels like flirting rather than friendliness.

42. They show signs of jealousy in a way that feels romantic rather than just protective friendship.

43. If I share something important, they make time to respond thoughtfully.

44. They make an effort to see me one-on-one, not only in group settings.

45. They keep their word with me in small everyday ways (replying, being on time, doing what they said).

46. When they do something nice for me, it feels like courting rather than ordinary kindness.

47. They prioritize my feelings and avoid doing things that might risk losing closeness with me.

48. They make “date-like” plans that sound different from how they hang out with friends.

49. Their interest in me feels personal and selective rather than generally friendly to everyone.

50. They respond to my messages consistently and don’t routinely leave me hanging for long periods.

51. They find reasons to bring up romantic topics with me (dating, “types,” couples, etc.).

52. They keep the conversation going instead of giving only one-word replies most of the time.

53. Their physical touch (if any) feels clearly more than casual friendliness.

54. If plans fall through, they actively suggest another time.

55. After we hang out, they often follow up (e.g., “I had fun,” “Let’s do that again”).

56. They share personal thoughts or feelings with me that suggest trust and emotional closeness beyond typical friendship.

57. My friend goes out of their way to spend one-on-one time with me (not just in a group).

58. Their compliments feel specifically romantic (not just friendly encouragement).

59. They make “couple-like” comments or jokes (e.g., acting like we’re a duo, teasing about us dating).

60. They find reasons for casual physical touch (e.g., shoulder tap, playful shove, lingering hugs) that feels intentional.

61. They remember small details about me (favorites, stories, dates) and bring them up later.

62. If I don’t message first, they still reach out within a reasonable time.

63. They find excuses to be around me at events, even if they could easily mingle elsewhere.

64. They use affectionate language or nicknames with me more than with other friends.

65. They don’t only reach out when they need something from me.

66. They have hinted at us being more than friends in a way that felt genuine.

67. They maintain strong eye contact with me or seem especially focused on me during conversations.

68. Their messages include obvious flirting (e.g., heart-eyes, direct compliments, suggestive jokes) rather than neutral chatting.

69. They follow up to confirm plans instead of letting them fade.

70. They try to impress me (changing plans, dressing up, highlighting achievements) more than usual when we meet.

71. When we spend time together, it feels like there is romantic tension that isn’t easily explained as friendship.

72. They are noticeably more attentive to me than to other friends when we’re together.

73. They use playful teasing or banter that has a clear “chemistry” vibe rather than generic joking.

74. Their flirting is specific to me, not something they do with everyone.

75. They check in on how I’m doing more than would be expected for a casual friend.

76. They use pet names or affectionate language that would be unusual between “just friends.”

77. They give me special treatment (small favors, little gifts, sharing food, offering rides) more than they do for other friends.

78. They keep in touch even when they’re busy (even if it’s brief).

79. When they say they’ll text/call later, they usually follow through.

80. They rarely cancel on me at the last minute without a solid reason.