Does Your Crush Like You Quiz for Boys
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. What role do shared jokes, memories, or small traditions play in your connection?
They often remember and bring up details that feel specific to the two of us.
We have a few shared moments, but they rarely come up again.
Most of our humor and memories belong to the wider group.
They sometimes return to shared jokes or moments as a way to connect.
2. When their friends are nearby, how do they treat the connection they have with you?
They are usually about as comfortable with me as they are when fewer people are around.
They remain friendly but keep the conversation less personal.
They comfortably include me and acknowledge our shared interests or experiences.
They focus on the group, so our individual connection is not very noticeable.
3. When your crush asks for your opinion, what kinds of things do they ask about?
Mostly simple choices or topics being discussed by the whole group.
They often want my view on choices, feelings, or interests that matter personally to them.
They rarely ask for my individual opinion.
They sometimes ask what I think about something personal to them.
4. How much of their more personal side do they share with you?
We mostly stay with general subjects that could be discussed with anyone.
They sometimes share a personal opinion, concern, or goal.
They share interests and everyday stories that many people already know.
They often tell me specific hopes, worries, or thoughts and invite me to share too.
5. After school or between activities, when there is an easy and normal chance to continue talking, what happens?
They sometimes continue the conversation or check back with me later.
We usually wait until school or the shared activity brings us together again.
They regularly find a reasonable way to reconnect and keep the conversation going.
They respond warmly if I restart the conversation, but rarely restart it themselves.
6. When something funny happens while you are both nearby, what do you notice?
They often check my reaction or share a quick smile with me.
They mainly react with whoever is already beside them.
They occasionally glance my way during the moment.
They connect with me during the moment and may bring it up with me again later.
7. Who usually starts conversations between you and your crush?
I usually start them, or they happen only because we are already together.
They start conversations fairly often, although I still start more.
They regularly approach me or find a natural reason to begin talking.
They occasionally start a conversation when an easy opportunity appears.
8. How does your crush respond to your interests, style, or things you are good at?
They make specific positive comments and seem genuinely curious about the details.
They sometimes give a general friendly compliment.
They notice specific things and mention them positively.
They rarely comment or show noticeable curiosity.
9. In a group conversation, what usually happens when you start talking?
They often look toward me and react to what I say.
They listen about as much as they listen to most people.
They build on my comments and try to keep our exchange going.
They respond when my comment directly connects to the topic.
10. You mention that you have a game, performance, test, or other important event coming up. What are they most likely to do later?
They do not bring it up again.
They remember specific details, ask how it went, and stay interested in my answer.
They ask about it if something reminds them.
They bring it up on their own and ask how it went.
11. When the two of you have a chance to talk without a larger group, how does it usually feel?
Conversation often flows once one of us gets it started.
We mainly discuss the immediate class, task, or activity.
They seem especially engaged and often let the conversation become more personal.
The conversation is usually short but comfortable.
12. Suppose your crush says they will show you something, help with a task, or continue a conversation later. What usually follows?
They sometimes remember after I mention it again.
They usually follow through on their own and use it as another chance to connect.
They often remember, though timing or circumstances sometimes get in the way.
The idea usually fades without either of us returning to it.
13. During free time at school or a group activity, what does your crush tend to do?
They often choose a place near me and make an effort to include me.
They sometimes end up near me, usually because the group gathers there.
They generally stay with their usual friends or activity.
They sometimes choose to join the space or group where I am.
14. When your crush unexpectedly sees you between classes or activities, how do they usually react?
They give a quick, friendly greeting while continuing what they were doing.
They brighten up and make an effort to have a real exchange with me.
Their reaction is about the same as when they notice any familiar classmate.
They smile, turn toward me, or pause briefly to connect.
15. How consistent is their effort when different friends or classmates are around?
Most contact happens only when circumstances put us together.
They continue making time for me across different settings without acting secretive about it.
They are more likely to connect in one particular class, group, or setting.
They usually stay engaged, although their attention changes somewhat with the situation.