Quiz: Do I Like Her?
Picture this: you’re sitting in a café, and across from you – she sits. Your heart performs strange somersaults, thoughts get tangled, and suddenly coffee seems like the most fascinating object in the universe. Sound familiar? Millions of people daily find themselves asking: “Do I really like her, or is this just… something else?” It’s precisely for such moments of existential uncertainty that the “Do I Like Her?” quiz was created – a tool for self-discovery in the labyrinth of romantic feelings.
Alexander Whimsydale
Alexander, a Sociology graduate from Harvard, creates engaging quizzes that explore the nuances of human connections and modern dating trends. His quizzes combine wit, humor, and relatable everyday situations that resonate with young audiences. When not crafting questions, Alexander pursues his passions for urban exploration and the culinary arts. His natural curiosity and storytelling talent shine through in every quiz he creates, making relationship topics both accessible and entertaining.
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1. When she mentions she's having a bad day, your first instinct is to:
- Send her a funny meme to cheer her up
- Ask detailed questions about what's wrong
- Give her space but let her know you're there
- Feel bad but not know what to say
2. You accidentally see her crying. What happens to your heartbeat?
- It races and you feel an urge to comfort her immediately
- It stays normal but you feel concerned
- It skips a beat and you freeze, unsure what to do
- It pounds heavily and you want to fix whatever's wrong
3. She changes her hairstyle. How long does it take you to notice?
- Immediately - you notice everything about her
- Within a few days when someone mentions it
- Pretty quickly, and you wonder if you should compliment it
- You notice but pretend you don't to avoid being obvious
4. When planning a group outing, you:
- Check if she's coming before confirming your attendance
- Hope she'll be there but go either way
- Don't think about it much
- Want her there but try not to make it obvious
5. She mentions her favorite obscure band. You:
- Already know them because you've been paying attention
- Make a mental note to check them out later
- Engage in the conversation but forget about it later
- Listen to their entire discography that night
6. When she laughs at something that's not that funny, you think:
- Her laugh is adorable
- She has a good sense of humor
- I wish I could make her laugh like that
- Why do I care so much about her reaction?
7. You're scrolling through social media and see she posted a photo. You:
- Like it within seconds without even fully looking at it
- Study every detail before deciding whether to like it
- Like it if it's genuinely good content
- Save it to look at again later
8. She asks to borrow something mundane like a pen. You:
- Give her your best pen and tell her to keep it
- Hand her whatever pen is closest
- Suddenly become very aware of which pen you're giving her
- Give her a pen but wonder why this interaction feels significant
9. When she talks about her future plans, you:
- Wonder if there's room for you in them
- Feel happy for her ambitions
- Get butterflies thinking about her dreams
- Feel conflicted about what her plans mean for you
10. She's telling a story to a group. Your eyes:
- Stay focused on her the entire time
- Wander between her and others normally
- Keep darting to her then away when she might notice
- Try to look elsewhere but keep returning to her
11. You find out she's sick. Your first thought is:
- What kind of soup she might like
- To text her 'feel better soon'
- Whether it would be weird to check on her
- How to help without seeming too invested
12. She mentions she's cold. You:
- Immediately offer your jacket without thinking
- Suggest she should've brought a jacket
- Want to offer your jacket but hesitate
- Gauge if offering your jacket would be too forward
13. When choosing where to sit in a room with her, you:
- Naturally gravitate to sit near her
- Sit wherever is most convenient
- Overthink the perfect distance - not too close, not too far
- Want to sit close but choose somewhere else to avoid suspicion
14. She shares good news. Your reaction is:
- Genuine excitement that matches or exceeds hers
- Happy for her like you would be for any friend
- Thrilled but trying to play it cool
- Mixed feelings - happy but wondering what it means for you
15. When saying goodbye after hanging out, you:
- Already planning when you'll see her next
- Say bye and move on with your day
- Replay the entire interaction in your head afterward
- Feel a strange emptiness when she leaves