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Love Radar: 10-Dimensional Romance Test

40 questions · See the 10 dimensions that shape how you love

40 situational questions reveal your romantic personality across 10 dimensions — security, openness, leadership, romance and more — and your dominant love type.

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About This Test

Every way we put ourselves into a relationship can be measured: do you lean on stability or crave novelty? Do you lead the pace or fall into step?

These 40 situational questions project your real tendencies in intimacy onto ten dimensions, and finally reveal your dominant romantic personality type.

How It Works

01Answer according to what you would genuinely do, not your ideal self.
02Every question has five options: Strongly Disagree / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Strongly Agree.
03Trust your first instinct. The result is a reference for your romantic tendency, not a verdict.
04It's a fun activity to share with a partner or someone close to you — compare your dominant dimensions.

Why Take It

The Secure Base of a Relationship

Security, openness and healthy conflict decide whether a relationship can hold.

Leading, Romance & Fusion

Who leads, how you dream, and how close you fuse decide how two people draw toward each other.

Giving, Novelty & Planning

Active giving, novelty and long-term planning decide where the relationship goes.

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Love Radar: 10-Dimensional Romance

10 Glossary
Security — The ability to stay stable, trusting, and emotionally grounded in a relationship.
Openness — Saying how you truly feel so the other person can actually hear it.
Leadership — Setting the pace, direction, and decisions in the relationship.
Exclusivity — How much you care about loyalty, boundaries, and exclusivity.
Romance — Your need for rituals, storylines, and heart-fluttering moments.
Fusion — Wanting high-frequency connection, shared life, and synchronized emotions.
Confrontation — Facing problems directly, repairing, and never avoiding.
Giving — Treating love as caring through action, support, and service.
Novelty — A need for change, exploration, and the unknown inside a relationship.
Planning — Moving the relationship toward real-life partnership and long-term commitment.

Sample Question

“Even if the other person is briefly busy, I stay basically calm and don't instantly imagine the worst.”

FAQ

No. It is a self-exploration of your love tendencies — not a clinical or relationship diagnosis, and not a label to put on anyone.