Love Style Quiz

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A “Love Style” is a kind of emotional injury that influences how you interact with others, especially romantically.
Do you know yours?

Faces representing each of the 5 love styles Our childhood experiences shape what we expect from relationships, how we receive and express love, and they form the roots of how we respond to others in stressful interactions. The result of all these attachment experiences are actually very predictable because people tend to fall into one of five special categories: called “Love Styles”, or attachment styles.

What is MY Love Style?

This quiz will score you in each of the five Love Style categories, with a high score in any category signaling an injury that needs healing. While most people tend to have one clearly dominant Love Style, it is possible for you to have trouble with multiple areas especially if your childhood was difficult.

Don’t worry, at the end of the quiz we’ll explain your results and provide you with some next steps to begin your healing journey.

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This test is meant to help you discover your primary love style (also called an “attachment style”). Your love style is activated in any relationship but it goes into full bloom around those to whom you are most closely connected.

Your love style is not a personality trait or a temperament. It is a defensive adaptation to a lack of sufficient healthy emotional connection while you were growing up (maybe you experienced relationships that were intrusive or abusive as a child). While these styles were adaptive when you were young, they prevent close and fulfilling relationships as an adult.

An accurate assessment requires honesty and careful self-reflection.

Your ultimate goal is to heal your love style(s) to become a secure connector. Let’s get started on the journey…

1. I often feel unworthy or unlovable.

Yes No

2. I responded to a difficult childhood by getting tough and learning to take care of myself.

Yes No

3. Things would go better if my significant other would just do what I want.

Yes No

4. My significant other’s emotions create problems.

Yes No

5. In my family, while growing up, conversations stayed on the surface.

Yes No

6. I want more connection than my significant other wants.

Yes No

7. When my significant other makes an effort, I feel it’s too little too late.

Yes No

8. It bothers me when my significant other chooses to spend time doing activities that don’t include me.

Yes No

9. I would like my significant other to be more independent.

Yes No

10. My significant other tells me I ask how they are doing too often.

Yes No

11. Looking back, I think my childhood was fine.

Yes No

12. My mood is steady and predictable.

Yes No

13. My significant other tells me I have a wall up.

Yes No

14. People have advised me to leave my abusive spouse.

Yes No

15. I struggle with jealousy and often feel like I’m not a first priority to my significant other.

Yes No

16. My significant other has hit, shoved or pushed me and/ or threatened to do these things.

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17. I feel very afraid when my significant other comes home.

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18. As an adult, I’m not very close with my parents.

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19. I have pushed, shoved or hit my significant other in anger.

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20. I have difficulty saying “No,” if my significant other wants something.

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21. I feel under-appreciated by my significant other considering how much I give.

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22. I don’t have the courage to leave my violent significant other.

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23. Growing up, I tried to protect one of my parents from a violent partner.

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24. My vision or hearing changes when my significant other is on a rampage.

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25. Life has taught me to either “be in control” or “be controlled.”

Yes No

26. I would describe myself as self-reliant.

Yes No

27. People would probably describe me as intimidating.

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28. I have been with an abusive significant other more than one time.

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29. I freeze up and have trouble expressing myself if my significant other is upset with me.

Yes No

30. My dating relationship with my significant other was passionate and exciting and now I feel betrayed because that is gone.

Yes No

31. Once I’m angry, I can’t stop.

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32. I make it obvious when I’m hurt and when my significant other doesn’t ask me what’s wrong I feel even more upset.

Yes No

33. I make the rules and expect my significant other to follow them.

Yes No

34. I feel very upset if someone is annoyed with me.

Yes No

35. I had a parent who terrified me in a similar way that my significant other scares me.

Yes No

36. Things need to be done a certain way or I get angry.

Yes No

37. Conflict makes me want to disengage.

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38. I put a high value on peace and harmony.

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39. As a child I took the role of a parent.

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40. I give others their way to avoid a conflict.

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41. I get angry when others don’t meet my expectations.

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42. I am always waiting for time and attention from my significant other.

Yes No

43. My significant other has forced me to have sex when I didn’t want to.

Yes No

44. If my significant other is upset I usually believe it’s because of something I did.

Yes No

45. I have always been sensitive and perceptive and can tell when others are pulling away from me.

Yes No

46. My significant other complains I don’t need them.

Yes No

47. My significant other has told me they would harm me and/or the kids if I left.

Yes No

48. It’s up to me to bring up all the problems in my relationship.

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49. I feel resentful and lonely when my significant other is around.

Yes No

50. I prefer to show love by doing tasks.

Yes No

51. Anger and frustration are the only emotions I feel.

Yes No

52. My significant other gets irate if someone doesn’t follow the rules.

Yes No

53. If I am honest, I would say my significant other is afraid of me.

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54. My longing for connection and attention in my relationship isn’t satisfied.

Yes No

55. I often defer to my significant other when trying to make decisions.

Yes No

56. My significant other controls most everything about my life.

Yes No

57. I put up with my significant other humiliating me.

Yes No

58. Growing up, my family was not affectionate.

Yes No

59. My spouse wants more connection than I do.

Yes No

60. Growing up, my parents did not inquire about my feelings.

Yes No

61. I would describe myself growing up as a ”good kid” who rarely caused problems.

Yes No

62. I am focused on meeting the needs of my significant other.

Yes No

63. I left home before I was 17 because I couldn’t take it anymore.

Yes No

64. I prefer to figure things out on my own rather than asking for help.

Yes No

65. I often feel misunderstood and unsupported in my relationship.

Yes No

66. I’m afraid to disagree when I know it will upset someone.

Yes No

67. Crying kids really annoy me and if they were my kids it would stop.

Yes No

68. I took a lot of abuse during my childhood. Eventually, I fought back.

Yes No

69. I can remember hiding to try and protect myself from an abusive parent.

Yes No

70. I have difficulty confronting my significant other.

Yes No

71. My significant other says they feel like they have a hard time pleasing me.

Yes No

72. After social gatherings I ruminate a lot in my own head about how I was perceived and think about things I wanted to say differently.

Yes No

73. I get heated if my significant other questions me.

Yes No

74. I don’t get angry.

Yes No

75. I have witnessed my significant other being verbally and or physically abusive with the kids.

Yes No

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A “Love Style” is a kind of emotional injury that influences how you interact with others, especially romantically.Do you know yours?

What is MY Love Style?

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One Last Step…

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A “Love Style” is a kind of emotional injury that influences how you interact with others, especially romantically.
Do you know yours?