When you're in a committed relationship, how do you handle attention from someone who's not your partner?

Politely decline their advances and remain loyal to your partner

Flirt back but don't cross any boundaries

Engage in flirtatious behavior and see where it leads

Your friend is going through a tough time. How do you offer your support?

You're there for them, offering emotional support and a listening ear

You're supportive but keep your options open for other friends

You use their vulnerability to get closer to them romantically

In a new relationship, what's your approach to defining its exclusivity?

You have an open and honest conversation about being exclusive

You wait to see how the relationship develops before making any commitments

You keep your options open and continue to date other people

You meet someone attractive at a party while in a relationship. How do you handle the situation?

Politely engage in conversation but make it clear you're taken

Flirt a bit to be friendly but don't cross any boundaries

Flirt heavily and leave the door open for something more

How do you handle a breakup?

You take time to heal and reflect on the relationship

You quickly move on and start dating someone new

You were probably already dating someone else before the breakup

Your ex wants to get back together. What's your response?

You consider it but need time to evaluate the situation

You agree without hesitation; they're the one you've been waiting for

You say yes, but you're still seeing other people on the side

How do you feel about commitment and long-term relationships?

You value commitment and see yourself in a long-term, monogamous relationship

You're open to it but also enjoy the freedom of being single

You're not sure if you could ever settle down

When you're dating someone new, how do you communicate your intentions?

You're clear and honest about what you're looking for in a relationship

You're somewhat vague, keeping things open-ended

You're intentionally vague to keep your options open

Your close friend has feelings for you, but you don't share those romantic feelings. How do you handle it?

You have an honest conversation, making it clear you value the friendship

You avoid the topic and hope it goes away on its own

You entertain the idea of a romantic relationship to see where it leads

How do you view trust and loyalty in a relationship?

Trust and loyalty are the foundation of any successful relationship

They're essential but shouldn't restrict your freedom too much

They're nice, but you don't like to be tied down by them

Am I Loyal or a Player Quiz

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10 Questions | Total Attempts: 1494 | Updated: Nov 30, 2023

Loyalty is a fundamental trait in relationships, and being a player is a label often associated with a lack of commitment. If you've ever wondered where you stand on the loyalty spectrum, take this "Am I loyal or a player" quiz to gain insights into your dating and relationship behaviors. Are you a loyal partner, or do you exhibit player tendencies?

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