Attachment Style Quiz

Have you ever wondered why you approach relationships the way you do? Why some people feel secure and confident in love, while others struggle with trust or fear getting too close? The answers might lie in your attachment style—a deeply ingrained way of relating to others that’s shaped by your early experiences and continues to influence your relationships today. Whether you’re a hopeless romantic, a cautious dater, or someone who values independence above all, this quiz will help you uncover the patterns that define how you connect with others.
Dive into this journey of self-discovery and explore the fascinating world of attachment theory. Are you securely attached, or do you lean toward anxious or avoidant tendencies? Perhaps you’ll discover a mix of styles that make your approach to love uniquely yours. By the end of this quiz, you’ll not only gain insight into your own behavior but also better understand how to navigate the complexities of relationships. Ready to uncover the secrets of your heart? Let’s begin!
Questions Overview
- I’m fine with it and encourage them to enjoy themselves.
- I wonder if they’re growing distant and check in more often.
- I feel relieved to have some time to myself.
- I’m torn between feeling left out and wanting to pull away entirely.
- I talk about them openly when it feels right.
- I hint at them but worry they’ll think less of me.
- I keep them to myself unless absolutely necessary.
- I start to share but then feel confused about why I even tried.
- I suggest we talk it out and find a middle ground.
- I try to smooth things over quickly, even if it means giving in.
- I let it slide and focus on something else instead.
- I swing between snapping at them and shutting down completely.
- They’re probably just busy—I’ll hear back soon.
- I start imagining they’re upset with me.
- It barely crosses my mind; I’ve got my own stuff going on.
- I feel a mix of annoyance and panic but can’t pin it down.
- It sounds like a fun next step if we’re on the same page.
- I’d love the closeness but worry it might push them away.
- I’d rather keep my own space and visit instead.
- I flip between wanting it and feeling trapped by the idea.
- I listen closely and offer a comforting word or two.
- I jump in to fix it, feeling it’s my job to help.
- I nod along but don’t get too wrapped up in it.
- I want to support them but end up feeling overwhelmed myself.
- Excited to see where it goes with an open mind.
- Nervous about whether they’ll stick around.
- Cautious—I like to keep things light at first.
- A jumble of hope and doubt that’s hard to sort out.
- It’s a big commitment I’d embrace with the right person.
- I dream of it but worry it’d tie me down too much.
- I don’t see the point—things are fine as they are.
- I can’t decide if it’s a dream or a nightmare.
- I listen and think about whether it makes sense for me.
- It stings, and I wonder if they’re losing interest.
- I brush it off or throw a witty comeback their way.
- I might lash out or just retreat into my head.
- I miss them but keep busy and wish them well.
- I can’t stop thinking they might drift away from me.
- I enjoy the break and don’t mind the distance.
- I feel abandoned one minute and fine the next.
- Share your thoughts and hear theirs without pressure.
- Panic they might end it and try to please them.
- Dodge the topic—why ruin a good thing?
- Freeze up, unsure what I even want to say.
- I mention it casually and let it go if it’s no big deal.
- I take it personally and question their feelings.
- I don’t sweat it—dates aren’t my thing anyway.
- I’m mad one second, indifferent the next.
- Trust they’re just being friendly and carry on.
- Feel a pang of jealousy and watch them closely.
- Not care much—I’m not the jealous type.
- Bounce between suspicion and pretending it’s fine.
- Chat it over with your partner and decide together.
- Hesitate, scared they’ll hate my choice.
- Figure it out solo—I know what’s best for me.
- Get stuck, flip-flopping on what to do.
- Reach out to clear the air and move forward.
- Apologize fast, terrified they’ll walk away.
- Pull back and wait for it to blow over.
- Feel lost, unsure how to fix things—or if I even want to.