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Limerence Test

Limerence Test: Is it Love or Limerence? Romantic Quiz - FreudlyLimerence Test: Assess obsessive romantic attachment patterns. Free screening with psychological insights. Start now.en
Understand whether your feelings are an intense, intrusive crush or steady attachment in about 10 minutes. Get a clear score with insights, patterns, and prompts to guide boundaries and next steps.
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March 25, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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13/30
Attachment Stability (AS)
Measures how steady, reality-based, and secure your romantic feelings are, including consistency over time and tolerance for uncertainty.
Low stability
Moderate stability
High stability
014: Low stability | 1522: Moderate stability | 2330: High stability
A score of 13 falls in Low stability, suggesting your feelings may swing more with reassurance or uncertainty and be more prone to idealization than a steady, secure attachment.
example score
19/40
Limerence Intensity (LI)
Measures how intense and consuming limerent-style infatuation feels, including intrusive focus, craving, urgency, and difficulty disengaging.
Low
Moderate
High
013: Low | 1426: Moderate | 2740: High
A score of 19 falls in the Moderate range, suggesting noticeable preoccupation and emotional pull that may be distracting at times but is not fully consuming.
example score
7/30
Preoccupation & Intrusion (P&I)
Measures how repetitive, distracting, or unwanted thoughts about a person are and how much they interfere with daily functioning.
Low
Moderate
High
010: Low | 1120: Moderate | 2130: High
A score of 7 falls in the Low range, suggesting thoughts about the person are generally manageable and don’t often disrupt your concentration, sleep, or routine.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Stuck on a crush
41%OF USERS
People who can’t stop thinking about someone and want to know if their intensity, idealization, and mood swings are normal or a sign of limerence.
Situationship uncertainty
33%OF USERS
People in unclear or inconsistent connections who keep seeking reassurance and want clarity on whether they’re attached or chasing emotional highs.
Healing after a breakup
26%OF USERS
People trying to move on from an ex or unresolved bond and want to understand why they feel hooked, obsessive, or unable to let go.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Attachment Stability (AS)
Attachment Stability (AS)
Average
19.3
Normal range
13.924.7
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30
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Limerence Intensity (LI)
Limerence Intensity (LI)
Average
10.7
Normal range
4.516.9
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40
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Preoccupation & Intrusion (P&I)
Preoccupation & Intrusion (P&I)
Average
18.1
Normal range
12.923.4
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30
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Limerence Test - Symptoms and Signs

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Wondering if what you feel is limerence—an intense, often intrusive crush—or a steadier form of romantic attachment? This limerence test asks about preoccupation, idealization, emotional highs and lows, reassurance-seeking, and how much the relationship (or situationship) affects your daily life. You’ll get a clear, non-clinical score with explanations, common patterns, and practical reflection prompts to help you decide what boundaries or next steps may support you.

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