My Best Type of Love
What kind of love are you?
Pick the side that feels more like you in 20 situations, and your love type appears.
Start the test- About 2 minutes
- No sign-up
- No name, no contact info
How it works
- 1ChooseTwenty everyday moments across four scenes — crush, dating, conflict, breakup. Pick the reaction that feels more like you.
- 2See your typeYou get a four-letter type and where you sit on all five axes. If an axis is close to the middle, we say so.
- 3ShareOne link is the whole result. Send it to a friend or to them, and see how your types fit.
The 16 love types
Tap a name to read it. Even if it is not yours, you may see someone you know.
CMDKBlazing FlameYou trust the first spark and say what you feel, and what's wrong, right away.CMDGTended HearthYou notice small changes, name them, and fix things together so the fire lasts.CMRKGentle MoonlightYou wait for someone who just gets it, and you hold your feelings close for a long time.CMRGSoaking Spring RainYou think things through slowly and tend love until it soaks all the way in.CLDKBright NoonYou trust your first read and say how you feel, out loud and early.CLDGSteady LighthouseLove is built, so you raise problems early and solve them side by side.CLRKSoft SunsetUnhurried and close, you trust the quiet feeling that this person just fits.CLRGDeep RiverYou think it through, come back, and grow love slowly over the long haul.OMDKFlashing LightningYou see it in a flash, say it straight, and cool off on your own.OMDGUpright TorchYou spot small gaps first, talk them through, and keep your own flame lit.OMRKHidden StarlightYou see everything, say little, and trust the right one to find you.OMRGQuiet DawnYou think it through alone, then help things grow a little brighter each day.OLDKOpen WaveYou live at your own pace, and when something clicks, you say so.OLDGClear Mountain WindYou say what needs saying, then roll up your sleeves to fix it together.OLRKFar HorizonUnhurried, you wait calmly for the right connection to find its way to you.OLRGStill ForestYou grow slowly, put down roots, and stay through the seasons.
See yourself with them, too
The same person changes with who is across from them. Take it again as 'me with that person' and see which axes move.
Not made just for fun
It is built on five dimensions that relationship research has confirmed over many years, and we publish the basis and the limits as they are.
See the research →