What's your love script? — a psychological test

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What's your love script?

Who wrote it — you or your grandmother?
Find out who wrote your “love story” and why you keep ending up in the same drama.

1. How do your relationships begin?

Almost always like the same TV series In different ways, but with recurring details Each time it's a new story — I take the experience with me

2. Who is the “main character” in your relationships?

My partner — I often play second fiddle It's balanced, but sometimes I'm the one being led Me — and that's not selfish, it's honest

3. Do you often repeat the same mistakes?

Regularly, even when I realise it Sometimes I catch myself doing it Rarely — I learn my lessons

4. Whose advice do you rely on most in love?

Family, friends, “Grandma” I take advice, but decide for myself anyway I rely entirely on myself

5. How do you react to a break-up?

I blame myself or fate I get angry, but then accept it and move on I see it as a fresh start

6. Which phrases about love play most often in your head?

“All men / all women are the same” “It's hard for everyone, but I'll make it work” “Every person is a new experience”

7. Your relationships usually end…

Badly — the same script every time In different ways, but often at my partner's initiative Usually by my decision or by mutual agreement

8. You tend to choose partners who resemble…

Someone from the past, my parents, “like everyone else” Sometimes I notice similar traits Very different people — experience matters more than stereotypes

9. How do you choose relationships?

Out of habit, “like everyone else” Depending on my mood, sometimes out of fear of being alone Consciously, if I really need one

10. Why do you think your love script is your own?

I repeat what I saw in my family I try to change it, but it doesn't always work I write my own script — and I play the lead