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103 easy multiple choice questions to determine your dating personality

How To Build Connections With Your Personality

Get personalised feedback on how your personality affects your success with women and what you need to look out for.

Scientifically Proven To Be Accurate

Based on Raymond Cattel's 16 Personality Theory.

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"WOW, Simply mind blowing. This test described me to a T. I hadn't realised how much I valued intelligence until I did this. LOTS to think about, thanks!

Cooper, 29, Pest Inspector

" You know as I was doing this test, I was expecting it to be a waste of time. But man this is good. I can't believe it's free and gave me some nuggets to think about with women. Highly recommended.

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"Do it. It'll give you the data you need about your personality. I LOVE data and this hit the spot by being comprehensive and accurate"

Stanley, 35, Software Engineer

"Me and my friends all did this test just to see what came out. And man, did it describe each of us perfectly. We had a great conversation at the pub about some of the elements we each need to think about. Gave us a lot of material to discuss. Thanks for that.

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"Far and above expectations. Way more than I thought there would be."

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Pretty good job so far

June 25, 2019

The test was pretty extensive and thorough, so thumbs up for that. However, I the results were a bit messy. It would be better if there was more explanation: Why can the percentage be negative and positive? What does the overall score (taking everything into consideration) tell about me as a partner? Like, what type of person am I? And I would appreciate explanations on each and every trait, what does it mean score high in “tension” for instance?

Mikael Haug