How our quizzes work.

Question banks

All thirteen quizzes use independently edited question sets informed by public questionnaires, topic guides and relevant research frameworks. Questions ask about specific experiences, interests or situations. Public source reviews informed the topics; complete competitor lists were not reproduced. The content has not been clinically validated or calibrated against a representative population.

Dimension profiles

Most quizzes use five ordered responses scored from zero to four. The labels reflect the question: interest, frequency, comfort or preference. The Sissy Test uses situation-specific answers. Each dimension averages the answered items and multiplies the average by 25. An unanswered category is left unscored. Skips are excluded rather than counted as disagreement.

A dimension score describes responses to that particular question set. It is not a percentile. The strongest scored theme usually supplies the headline; the top two blend when they are within eight points. Low interest produces a low-interest summary. The Sexual Personality Test uses Chameleon when the top three are within ten points and the leading score is at least 30. Femboy public-comfort and label-comfort dimensions add context without entering the style headline. Sex Drive uses desire frequency for its headline, with brakes and spontaneous and responsive desire reported separately.

Purity checklists

Rice Purity and Sex Purity offer fixed 20-, 30-, 50- and 100-question editions. Each shorter edition covers every category. Purity is 100 multiplied by one minus the proportion of yes answers among answered questions, rounded to a whole number. Skipped and unselected items are excluded. With all 100 items answered, purity is 100 minus the number of yes answers. Results and shared links identify the edition; scores from different editions are not directly comparable. Category percentages show experience, so those percentages run in the opposite direction from purity.

Attraction and identity

The Kinsey-inspired reflection uses two matched attraction axes: nine same-gender and nine different-gender questions. Two gender-openness questions add context without entering the spectrum calculation. It cannot represent every gender or attraction pattern and is not affiliated with the Kinsey Institute. With neither attraction axis above zero, no spectrum placement is assigned.

Ace and aro language is suggested from independently scored sexual and romantic attraction and bond dimensions. Attraction below 25 suggests ace or aro; a bond score of at least 65 can suggest demi when attraction is present; otherwise attraction below 55 can suggest gray-spectrum language. Body desire, other forms of attraction and fluidity add context without determining these labels. These original thresholds are exploratory, and a quiz does not assign an identity.

Couples compatibility

This version is a pass-the-device questionnaire. Two profiles are compared by dimension. Most dimensions measure similarity; initiation and power measure complementary preferences. Only dimensions answered by both partners enter the shared result. The report does not reveal individual question answers. The overlap is a conversation prompt, not a relationship prognosis.

Generators

The name generator combines 132 curated list entries into fictional names across three styles and three optional first-name feel pools. It does not check whether a name is already in use. The position picker offers 14 named positions and variations, filtered by main arrangement and facing direction. Both display the available pool size and avoid repeating the preceding choice whenever alternatives exist.

Independent frameworks

Our six arousal styles and seven intimacy languages are original frameworks. They do not claim affiliation with Erotic Blueprint, The 5 Love Languages, Rice University, or any clinical institution. We do not invent comparison statistics or claim that the scores are scientific diagnoses.