Romantic Preferences

What this test measures

Romantic compatibility is more than shared interests — it's about how two people process information, express affection, and handle conflict. This assessment looks at your dating and relationship patterns through the lens of cognitive functions (the same building blocks behind MBTI) plus eight additional dimensions covering attachment style, communication pace, and how you show love versus how you prefer to receive it.

Because it draws on cognitive-function theory, your result pairs naturally with an MBTI type — pairings that share complementary functions tend to communicate with less friction, while opposing functions can create either strong attraction or repeated miscommunication depending on self-awareness. The 30 questions take about five minutes and produce a profile you can compare against a partner's, rather than a single verdict on compatibility.

If you haven't taken the MBTI test yet, doing both gives a fuller picture of how your personality and your romantic style connect.