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Was My Ex a Narcissist Quiz

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In 10 minutes, get clarity on patterns that can show up in controlling or harmful past relationships. Free and no sign-up, it helps you focus on impact without turning a score into a diagnosis.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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6/15
Control and Physical Safety (CaPS)
This scale reflects how often you experienced controlling, intimidating, or physically unsafe dynamics in the relationship.
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Signals to consider
Support-focused response
0: Review complete | 12: Signals to consider | 315: Support-focused response
A score of 6 falls in the Support-focused response range, suggesting multiple experiences related to control or safety that warrant prioritizing practical safety steps and outside support.
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8/15
Emotional Manipulation and Accountability (EMaA)
This scale reflects how often your ex used emotional pressure, blame-shifting, or refusal to take responsibility in ways that affected you.
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Signals to consider
Support-focused response
0: Review complete | 12: Signals to consider | 315: Support-focused response
A score of 8 falls in the Support-focused response range, suggesting a notable pattern of emotional manipulation or lack of accountability that may be worth discussing with trusted support.
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9/15
Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
This scale reflects how often your ex may have ignored, pressured, or crossed your personal or sexual boundaries.
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Support-focused
0: Review complete | 12: Signals to consider | 315: Support-focused
A score of 9 falls in the Support-focused range, suggesting multiple boundary concerns worth reflecting on and potentially discussing with trusted support.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Recently out of a breakup
44%OF USERS
People trying to make sense of a confusing or painful relationship and check whether patterns like manipulation, gaslighting, or blame-shifting were present.
Healing from emotional harm
33%OF USERS
People noticing lingering anxiety, self-doubt, or shame after the relationship and wanting clarity about what happened without jumping to a diagnosis.
Friends and family concerned
23%OF USERS
People supporting someone who dated a controlling partner and looking for language to recognize harmful dynamics and focus on safety and boundaries.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.
Control and Physical Safety (CaPS)
Control and Physical Safety (CaPS)
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4.3
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2.26.3
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Emotional Manipulation and Accountability (EMaA)
Emotional Manipulation and Accountability (EMaA)
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6.5
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48.9
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Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
Personal and Sexual Boundaries (PaSB)
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4.8
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2.17.4
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • They mocked my vulnerability or later used personal disclosures against me.
    • They exploited my distress to force compliance or threatened serious consequences if I sought support.
    • They responded with care, even when they did not fully understand what I needed.
    • They seemed uncomfortable or withdrew at first, but later checked in.
    • They intentionally drove dangerously, threatened a crash, or refused to let me leave the vehicle.
    • They became distracted by the argument but corrected their driving when I raised concern.
    • They drove faster, tailgated, or ignored my repeated requests to slow down.
    • They kept driving normally or pulled over so the conflict did not affect safety.
    • They accepted the decision without trying to punish or pressure me.
    • They threatened self-harm, retaliation, exposure of private material, or serious damage to my life to make me stay.
    • They asked more than once to reconsider but eventually respected my answer.
    • They bombarded me with messages, enlisted other people, or repeatedly used guilt after I asked them to stop.
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Was My Ex a Narcissist Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

This free, no-sign-up reflection explores behaviors sometimes associated with controlling or harmful relationships, but it cannot determine whether an ex had narcissistic personality disorder or any other diagnosis. Consider the specific patterns and their effect on you rather than using the score as a label. Harm can involve peers or adults. Poverty, scarce services, or unavailable care can also shape neglect-like experiences and should not automatically be treated as intentional control. If you feel unsafe, contact a trusted person, a local relationship-abuse service, or emergency services when danger is immediate.

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