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Do you feel loved, or keep having to guess?

Does your boyfriend or girlfriend love you? Explore 16 everyday signs of care, effort and consistency. A free partner love quiz for reflection.

  • 3 min
  • 16 questions
  • No signup
  • Free
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Full result at the end — no email needed

Possible results · which one are you?

  • Hard to feel loved
  • Love feels uneven
  • Love feels steady
  • Deeply cared for
Does my partner love me? test — cover illustration

Quick answer

Your answers lead to one of 4 results: Hard to feel loved, Love feels uneven, Love feels steady, or Deeply cared for.

  • 16 questions · ~3 min
  • Cost: free · no signup

About this test

Love can show up in small, repeatable actions: listening, making time and putting things right. This quiz reflects the care you notice in your relationship; it cannot read your partner’s mind.

Methodology

16 observed behaviours, four each for care, effort, consistency and repair. Answers add 0–4 points; the total becomes 0–100 with bands at 0, 35, 60 and 80. These are informal reflection bands, not probabilities of love.

Possible archetypes

Hard to feel loved · Your needs deserve a voice
The care you need has been hard to notice lately.
Love feels uneven · Warm moments, unanswered needs
There are caring moments, but they are not easy to rely on.
Love feels steady · Care in the everyday
Your answers show care that often becomes action.
Deeply cared for · Love feels present in the details
You describe care that is clear and dependable.

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By Ramon CurtoReviewed by TEST-YO! EditorialUpdated
FAQ + disclaimer
Can a does my boyfriend love me quiz give a real answer?

It can help you notice his actions, but it cannot know his feelings. Use the result to start a conversation, not to prove or disprove love.

Does this work as a does my girlfriend love me quiz?

Yes. The same questions about care, effort, consistency and repair apply to a girlfriend or a partner of any gender.

Is he in love with me, or just comfortable?

Comfort and love can exist together. Notice whether he stays curious, makes an effort and responds to your needs; ask how he sees the relationship.

Will he love me more if I try harder?

No quiz can predict that, and you cannot earn someone’s love by ignoring your own needs. Both people need room to choose and contribute.

What if my partner gets a low result?

This is a reflection of the care you report, not a grade for your partner. If it feels safe, discuss one unmet need; if you feel afraid, seek support from someone you trust.