HOW TO

Answer as your recent self, not your ideal self

Choose the behavior you have actually shown in recent relationship situations. That makes the reading more useful than answering for the person you hope to become.

Quiz Flow

1. Choose a lens

When neither choice is perfect, choose the direction you lean toward most often.

2. Pick the nearer answer

Use recent patterns rather than one exceptional day.

3. Compare the useful parts

Read communication habits, conflict patterns, and likely misunderstandings.

1. Choose a lens

The purpose is contrast and language, not ranking one type above another.

2. Pick the nearer answer

The 16-type quiz supports a previous-question control and the 64-type quiz supports page-level back navigation.

3. Compare the useful parts

1. Choose a lens

Use Neutral in the 16-type quiz or the lower-intensity option on the nearer side in the 64-type quiz.

2. Pick the nearer answer

The score comes from the relationship-axis answers; profile selection supplies result context and image variants where available.

3. Compare the useful parts

Identical scored answers produce the same code.

1. Choose a lens

Choose the behavior you have actually shown in recent relationship situations. That makes the reading more useful than answering for the person you hope to become.

2. Pick the nearer answer

That makes the reading more useful than answering for the person you hope to become. When neither choice is perfect, choose the direction you lean toward most often.

Open compatibility guide

3. Compare the useful parts

The 16-type experience presents twenty prompts one at a time. The purpose is contrast and language, not ranking one type above another.

1. Choose a lens

The 64-type experience groups questions into pages and includes two optional demographic prompts. The score comes from the relationship-axis answers; profile selection supplies result context and image variants where available.

2. Pick the nearer answer

When neither choice is perfect, choose the direction you lean toward most often. That makes the reading more useful than answering for the person you hope to become.

3. Compare the useful parts

Use recent patterns rather than one exceptional day. When neither choice is perfect, choose the direction you lean toward most often.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I go back?

The 16-type quiz supports a previous-question control and the 64-type quiz supports page-level back navigation.

What if neither answer fits?

Use Neutral in the 16-type quiz or the lower-intensity option on the nearer side in the 64-type quiz.

Does gender change the code?

The score comes from the relationship-axis answers; profile selection supplies result context and image variants where available.

Will identical answers give the same result?

Yes. Identical scored answers produce the same code.

1. Choose a lens

Yes. Identical scored answers produce the same code.

2. Pick the nearer answer