Love Percentage Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. This person spends time with friends or pursues an interest without you. How does that usually sit with you?
It makes me question my place in the connection.
I accept it, though I often need extra reassurance afterward.
I may miss them, but their separate life generally feels manageable.
I feel secure in the connection while appreciating that both of us have independent lives.
2. A promising opportunity would make seeing this person less convenient for several months. What would you be inclined to do?
Treat the opportunity independently and let the connection adjust or fade naturally.
Consider the relationship, but avoid changing much of my plan for it.
Discuss practical ways to preserve the connection before deciding.
Give substantial weight to building a plan that supports both the opportunity and our future together.
3. How comfortable are you asking this person directly for reassurance or emotional support?
I would rather manage the feeling alone than ask them.
I might hint at what I need without stating it directly.
I can usually ask when the need feels important.
I can name what I need openly while accepting that they may have limits.
4. You send an affectionate message and receive no reply for several hours. What is closest to your usual response?
I pull back emotionally and avoid sending anything similar again.
I feel unsettled and start considering several possible meanings.
I notice some concern but can usually wait for more context.
I generally assume there is an ordinary explanation and remain emotionally steady.
5. After something personally meaningful happens, how likely are you to want to tell this person?
I usually process it alone or tell someone else first.
I might mention it later if it comes up naturally.
I often want to share it with them fairly soon.
They are usually the first person I want to tell.
6. When you imagine your life about a year from now, how naturally does this person appear in the picture?
I usually imagine that future without assigning them a role.
They might be present, but the image is indistinct.
I often picture them as a continuing part of my life.
Including them feels central to how I imagine that future.
7. When you have not spoken for a few days, what do you tend to notice?
The gap rarely affects me emotionally.
I occasionally wonder how they are doing.
I miss the connection and look forward to catching up.
Their absence feels distinctly important in my day-to-day emotional life.
8. This person shares a small success that matters greatly to them. How do you experience it?
I understand that it matters to them, although I feel fairly detached.
I am glad for them in the way I would be for many people I know.
Their happiness gives me a noticeable emotional lift.
I feel deeply invested and celebrate almost as if the success were my own.
9. When making plans several months ahead, how often do you take this person into account?
Rarely; I make those plans as an individual.
Sometimes, when the plan directly involves them.
Often, because I expect the connection to continue.
Consistently, because I view our future choices as meaningfully connected.
10. How much of your unpolished inner world—fears, hopes, awkward thoughts—do you want this person to know?
Very little; I prefer to keep that part of myself separate.
Selected pieces, once I have had time to整理 them privately.
Quite a lot, while still keeping a few areas to myself.
I strongly want to be known by them as my full, imperfect self.
11. You make an embarrassing mistake in front of this person. What do you expect afterward?
I expect it may change how they see me, so I want distance.
I am unsure how they will respond and stay guarded.
I expect some awkwardness but believe the connection will remain intact.
I trust that I can be imperfect without losing their warmth or respect.
12. The relationship enters a demanding period that could improve with sustained effort. Which response feels most like yours?
I would question whether this is a connection I want to keep investing in.
I would wait to see whether the difficulty resolves before committing more energy.
I would make a genuine effort while watching whether that effort is mutual.
I would strongly want us to face the difficulty as a team, while respecting both people’s limits.
13. If you disagree with this person about something important, how freely can you express your real view?
I usually keep my view private because openness feels too exposing.
I share only the parts least likely to create tension.
I can explain most of my view, although I may choose my words carefully.
I can be candid while remaining respectful, even when the disagreement matters.
14. You have an unplanned free evening and could spend it with this person. What best matches your reaction?
I would generally prefer to keep the evening for myself or other plans.
I would be open to it, depending on my mood.
I would feel pleased and would probably choose to see them.
The chance to be together would feel like the highlight of my evening.
15. How interested are you in understanding this person’s longer-term priorities, such as home, work, family, or lifestyle?
I prefer not to look that far ahead in this connection.
I am curious in general but do not yet compare those priorities with mine.
I want to know where our priorities align or differ.
Understanding and potentially coordinating those priorities feels deeply important to me.