Love Style Test | Decode Your Love DNA and Find Your Dating Pattern

1. Theoretical Basis of the Test

This Love Style Test is based on the theory of love types in psychology, combining psychologist John Alan Lee's theory of the colors of love and research findings in modern relationship psychology. This theory holds that everyone has a unique 'love gene' in intimate relationships, which determines our romantic patterns, ways of emotional expression, and relationship needs.

Research shows that an individual's love style is relatively stable, but not unchanging. Understanding your love style helps build healthier, more satisfying intimate relationships. Through this test, you can identify your main love style, understand your behavior patterns in relationships, and get targeted advice for optimizing your relationship.

2. Analysis of Test Dimensions

This test assesses your love style across multiple dimensions, mainly covering the following core aspects:

• Ways of Emotional Expression: How you express affection and emotional needs in a relationship, whether passionate and direct or reserved and understated
• Building Intimate Relationships: How you build and maintain intimate relationships, whether you dive in quickly or proceed step by step
• Sources of Relationship Security: What makes you feel safe and stable in a relationship
• Conflict Handling Patterns: Your typical way of responding to relationship conflict
• Love Values: Your core beliefs and expectations about love

3. Main Love Style Types

Based on the test results, your love style may belong to one of the following types:

• Romantic Type (Eros): Pursues passion, soul resonance, and deep emotional connection. Values feelings and chemistry, and believes in love at first sight.
• Pragmatic Type (Pragma): Rational and pragmatic, focusing on a partner's compatibility and practical conditions. Tends to choose someone 'suitable' rather than 'heart-fluttering'.
• Mania (Possessive Love): Emotionally intense, craving intimacy but easily anxious. Needs a lot of attention and reassurance, and fears loss.
• Companion Type (Storge): Love grows out of friendship, focusing on companionship and growing together. The relationship develops slowly but is stable and lasting.
• Ludus (Game-Playing Love): Sees love as a game, enjoying the pursuit more than commitment. Stays emotionally independent and avoids over-investing.
• Devoted Type (Agape): Gives selflessly, putting the partner's happiness first. Has a spirit of sacrifice, loving deeply and inclusively.

4. Who the Test Is For

This test is suitable for:

• Singles who want to understand their own romantic patterns
• People in a relationship who want to improve it
• People who have experienced repeated setbacks in love and want to find the reason
• Learners interested in psychology and interpersonal relationships
• Professionals such as psychological counselors and relationship coaches

5. Test Value and Significance

Through this test, you can:

• Identify your core love style and understand your behavior patterns in relationships
• Discover potential relationship challenges and directions for growth
• Learn how to get along with partners of different love styles
• Build healthier, more satisfying intimate relationships
• Improve emotional intelligence and relationship-management skills

6. Result Interpretation Notes

The test results will show your main love style and secondary style tendency. Each style has its unique strengths and challenges; there is no good or bad. Most people are a mix of multiple styles and may show different style traits at different relationship stages or with different partners.

Please remember: love styles are dynamic; through self-awareness and intentional practice, you can develop a more balanced, healthier relationship pattern. The results of this test are for reference only and do not constitute a professional psychological diagnosis.