I Like Two Guys How Do I Choose Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. You have had a discouraging day and want to feel understood. How does talking with Guy A usually fit?
He is usually the person I most want to tell.
I sometimes choose him, especially for certain topics.
I could talk to either guy and feel similarly supported.
I am generally more drawn to Guy B for that kind of conversation.
2. Suppose you and Guy A have a manageable disagreement. What impulse are you most likely to notice afterward?
I want to understand each other and repair the connection.
I need space first, but I still want to work it out.
I am unsure whether this connection deserves much more effort.
I would be comfortable letting the connection become less important.
3. Both guys invite you out on the same evening. What is most likely to happen internally before you reply?
I already know whose invitation I want to accept.
I compare the two plans before following a slight preference.
I notice pressure and wish I had more time to separate desire from obligation.
I would rather decline both than make the choice right now.
4. If you had to announce a decision tomorrow, which response best captures your reaction?
I feel ready because my preference is already clear.
One honest conversation would probably give me enough clarity.
The deadline feels rushed, and I would want more perspective.
Choosing tomorrow feels wrong because I genuinely want space from both options.
5. After writing honestly about both connections, what pattern would your notes most likely show?
A consistent preference for one guy.
One guy has a modest edge, alongside real positives about the other.
My uncertainty takes up more space than either connection.
My own needs and independence matter more to me right now than choosing either guy.
6. Something exciting happens and you reach for your phone. Who do you most want to tell?
Guy A is usually my first thought.
Guy B is the person I immediately want to contact.
I would be equally happy telling either one.
I usually tell Guy B once I have had time to take it in.
7. If neither guy expected an answer from you this week, how would you feel?
I would still feel ready to choose the person I prefer.
I would probably keep my current lean but use the extra time.
I would want the week to understand my feelings better.
I would feel relieved that I did not have to choose yet.
8. When you consider the life you may want over the next few years, how naturally does Guy B enter the picture?
Including him feels natural rather than forced.
I can imagine it, although important details are still unclear.
My future picture could include either guy, or neither, at this point.
The direction I want seems to point away from B.
9. After spending time alone with Guy A, what feeling is most typical?
Energized and interested in seeing him again.
Warm and positive, though not swept up in it.
Mixed; enjoyable moments sit beside noticeable doubts.
My attention tends to return to Guy B or other priorities.
10. Guy B misunderstands something important you said. What response feels closest to your instinct?
Talk with him because preserving mutual understanding matters to me.
Take some space, then probably return to the conversation.
Wait and see whether I still care enough to address it.
Let the conversation fade rather than invest further in this connection.
11. Picture an ordinary Saturday involving errands, food, and downtime. Where does Guy A fit?
I would enjoy parts of it with him, though not necessarily the whole day.
Either guy could fit that picture equally well.
I picture Guy B more naturally.
Having Guy A there feels especially natural and appealing.
12. What do you most often notice after spending one-on-one time with Guy B?
I want more time with him and keep thinking about the connection.
I feel warmly toward him without needing an immediate next step.
I feel mostly neutral and continue with my day.
I feel ready to refocus on Guy A or other parts of my life.
13. Imagine a quiet evening with no impressive plans or romantic setting. How appealing is Guy B's company?
I would genuinely look forward to sharing that ordinary time with him.
His company and Guy A's feel about equally appealing.
I would be more likely to want Guy A there.
I would probably enjoy having B there, depending on my energy.
14. Imagine deciding to date neither guy for the next three months. What is your first reaction?
Disappointment, because I already want to pursue one connection.
Mixed feelings; I could do it, but I would wonder about one of them.
Calm or relief at having space to focus on myself.
It could be useful, even though I am not sure I need that long.
15. An unexpected free evening opens up. What would you most naturally want to do?
Ask Guy A if he wants to spend time together.
Reach out to Guy B first.
See whether Guy A is available, depending on my mood.
Use the evening for myself before contacting either person.