What kind of text makes your brain do a happy little backflip?
• I’m so proud of you.
• I got your favorite snack on the way home.
• A photo of a dumb inside joke from three years ago.
• I wish I could hug you right now.
• A calendar invite titled doing nothing together.
Pick the gesture that feels the most romantic to you:
• Someone holds your face for a second before kissing you.
• A handwritten note tucked somewhere only you’ll find.
• Carrying your groceries without asking.
• A spontaneous playlist sent with zero context.
• Sitting in silence together, but feeling completely connected.
Which of these would make you feel the most chosen?
• Someone noticing and naming your growth out loud.
• Someone doing a task you’ve been dreading without a hint.
• A surprise small gift that’s so you it feels psychic.
• Spending the whole day together just because.
• Pulling you in for a hug the second you walk in the door.
Which of these should be illegal in relationships (but isn’t)?
• Saying you’re too sensitive when someone opens up.
• Letting chores pile up until it becomes someone else’s problem.
• Forgetting meaningful dates because time isn’t real.
• Hanging out but staying glued to a screen.
• Flinching when you reach for their hand.
You get one perfect evening with your favorite person. What makes it unforgettable?
• Hours of deep conversation without looking at the time.
• They show up having planned everything so you don’t have to think.
• There’s a surprise gift that makes you feel wildly seen.
• There’s effortless physical closeness, like your bodies speak the same language.
• They tell you unprompted how much you matter to them.
What’s your Roman Empire (the thing you think about way too often)?
• That one compliment someone gave you years ago.
• The time someone folded your laundry without being asked.
• A gift that was so perfect it made you cry.
• A long night drive where no one said much but everything felt okay.
• The time someone hugged you just a little longer than usual.
How do you act when you’re starting to really like someone?
• You hype them up like it’s your full-time job.
• You offer to help with little things before they even ask.
• You start saving memes, songs, and trinkets just for them.
• You want to be near them, constantly and casually.
• You clear your schedule to make space for them.
What’s the best thing someone could do for you when you’re having a horrible week?
• Say exactly what you didn’t know you needed to hear.
• Handle errands or chores so you don’t have to.
• Leave a little care package at your door.
• Sit with you while you watch garbage TV in silence.
• Pull you into a hug and just stay there.
Your person comes home looking like they’ve had the worst day. What’s your move?
• Ask them to talk about it and listen without fixing.
• Start running a bath or making food before they even ask.
• Give them a small surprise that might lift their spirits.
• Sit beside them and just let them be until they’re ready.
• Pull them close and don’t let go until their shoulders drop.
You’re dating someone long-distance. What keeps you going?
• Long phone calls where they say everything you needed to hear.
• Surprise deliveries that prove they’re thinking of you.
• Knowing they’d drop everything if you really needed them.
• Planning the next time you’ll see each other, even if it’s months out.
• Talking about what it’ll feel like to hold them again.
Your personal red flag, but make it camp:
• You overthink every word in a text and then never send it.
• You’d rather do everything yourself than let someone disappoint you.
• You accidentally drop hints until someone gives you a present.
• You pretend you don’t care but get hurt when people cancel plans.
• You say you’re fine but clearly just want to be held.
What does feeling safe mean to you?
• Being spoken to with honesty and care.
• Knowing someone will show up even when it’s inconvenient.
• Seeing evidence that someone’s thinking about you when you’re not around.
• Having time together that’s low-pressure but full of intention.
• Being able to reach out and feel someone there, literally.