Free Love Style Test

Discover your love style and understand how you express, receive, and communicate affection in your relationships.

Free Love Style Test illustration
40
Questions
5
Love styles
5 min
Average time
2.8
Average rating
The process

How it works

01

Answer honestly

Choose how each statement makes you feel loved

02

See your style

See your scores for each love style

03

Connect better

Learn simple ways to ask for and give love

What you'll learn

What this test measures

The five ways people give and feel love

Words & Praise Words & Praise

Words & Praise

You feel love through kind words, praise, and appreciation said out loud.

Acts of Care Acts of Care

Acts of Care

You feel love when people do helpful, thoughtful things for you.

Quality Time Quality Time

Quality Time

You feel love through focused, undistracted time together.

Physical Closeness Physical Closeness

Physical Closeness

You feel love through touch, hugs, and physical closeness.

Gifts & Tokens Gifts & Tokens

Gifts & Tokens

You feel love through thoughtful gifts and little tokens of being thought of.

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What people say

Rated 5.0 out of 5
Trevor, 66
United States
Verified

Brief enough to hold my attention, substantial enough that I didn't feel I'd wasted it.

Rachel, 47
United States
Verified

The love style test helped me notice affection from my husband even when it wasn't how I'd show it.

Julie, 51
United States
Verified

I got physical closeness. A hug matters to me, and I feel more comfortable asking for one now.

Dylan, 32
United States
Verified

I answered for myself rather than what my partner might say about me. The results helped me trust that my perspective counts too.

Paige, 30
United States
Verified

For me, quality time means being together without distractions. That helped me explain why sitting beside each other on our phones isn't enough.

Freya, 31
United States
Verified

Not everything has to change my life. This was a worthwhile check on how I see myself, and that was enough.

Duncan, 55
United Kingdom
Verified

I'm wary of reducing affection to categories, but the distinction between giving and receiving it was worth considering.

Brian, 58
United Kingdom
Verified

According to the love style test, doing the washing-up can count as affection, which gives me a better reason to notice it.

Deborah, 54
Canada
Verified

Having the results in writing keeps me from changing my account of myself to suit whichever mood I'm in.

Duncan, 59
Australia
Verified

Got quality time, so being together without distractions matters to me. That explains why half-listening bothers me so much.

Michael, 47
United States
Verified

It showed why I keep taking on other people's priorities at work, and gave tiny steps I could try - which I will

Heather, 39
United States
Verified

The questions were relevant and the report insightful. I sent the practical tips to my partner, we actually talked.

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