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When to End a Friendship Quiz

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Understand if a friendship needs boundaries, distance, or an ending in about 10 minutes. Free and no sign up, it checks safety, sexual boundaries, and emotional respect.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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8/15
Emotional Respect and Repair (ERaR)
Assesses patterns of emotional respect, repair after conflict, and whether the friendship involves control, retaliation, exploitation, or sustained fear.
Baseline pattern
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Act on concern
0: Baseline pattern | 12: Pay attention | 315: Act on concern
A score of 8 falls in the “Act on concern” range, suggesting notable emotional disrespect or repair problems that may warrant seeking outside perspective and considering distance or an end to contact.
example score
9/15
Physical Safety and Freedom (PSaF)
This scale reflects potential physical safety risks and restrictions on your freedom within the friendship.
Baseline pattern
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Act on concern
0: Baseline pattern | 12: Pay attention | 315: Act on concern
A score of 9 falls in the Act on concern range, suggesting multiple indicators of physical safety or freedom concerns that warrant prioritizing safety and seeking support.
example score
8/15
Sexual Boundary Respect (SBR)
Measures reported concerns about a friend respecting your sexual boundaries, including unwanted, pressured, or nonconsensual behavior.
Baseline pattern
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Act on concern
0: Baseline pattern | 12: Pay attention | 315: Act on concern
A score of 8 falls in the Act on concern range, suggesting notable boundary-respect concerns that may warrant prioritizing distance and support.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Worn Down by a Friend
41%OF USERS
People who feel consistently drained, disrespected, or manipulated and want help deciding whether to set boundaries or step back.
Safety or Boundary Concerns
34%OF USERS
People noticing uncomfortable physical behavior, sexual pressure, or threats and trying to judge how serious the situation is and what distance is safer.
After a Big Conflict
25%OF USERS
People dealing with a blowup, betrayal, or repeated arguments who want clarity on whether repair is realistic or ending the friendship makes sense.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Emotional Respect and Repair (ERaR)
Emotional Respect and Repair (ERaR)
Average
11.1
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8.713.5
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Physical Safety and Freedom (PSaF)
Physical Safety and Freedom (PSaF)
Average
6.1
Normal range
3.98.2
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15
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Sexual Boundary Respect (SBR)
Sexual Boundary Respect (SBR)
Average
10.3
Normal range
8.512.2
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

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    • They address it privately and leave room for both perspectives.
    • They make a pointed joke, but acknowledge the impact when I raise it.
    • They repeatedly ridicule me, recruit others against me, or reveal private details to embarrass me.
    • They launch threats or a deliberate humiliation campaign intended to frighten or destroy my relationships.
    • There has been no unwanted intimate touching.
    • They initiated contact I did not welcome, recognized my response, and stopped immediately.
    • They have repeated intimate touching after I refused, froze, pulled away, or asked them to stop.
    • They have forced or coerced sexual contact, or touched me when I could not consent, even once.
    • They repeatedly push me into unsafe situations or abandon me without a reasonable way to get to safety.
    • They have deliberately exposed me to immediate danger or caused a physical injury.
    • They check my comfort and accept my decision not to participate.
    • They sometimes pressure me to take a risk, but back down when I firmly refuse.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment

When to End a Friendship Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

This free, no-sign-up friendship self-check examines physical safety, sexual boundaries, and emotional respect to help you consider whether a friendship may need boundaries, distance, or an ending. It cannot determine with certainty whether a friendship is healthy, and its scores are not clinical or legal findings. Harm can come from adult or peer friendships. If you feel in immediate danger, move to a safer place and contact local emergency services or a trusted support person when possible.

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