World Affinity Map

From the free Affinity Test. When people finish it, they pick the country they live in. We add their temperament, top love language and attachment style to anonymous totals for that country. Nobody's answers, name or email are ever shown, and each person counts once, with their latest result.

It is not a census. People who take an online relationship test are not a random sample of a country: they are more often women, younger and English-speaking. Read differences between countries as patterns among test takers, not facts about a nation, and treat gaps of a point or two as noise.

A country appears once at least 100 people from it have taken the test. Below that the percentages swing too much to mean anything, and small groups could make individuals easier to pick out. Every new result counts, so sharing the test brings your country closer.

It tells you what is common in a country, not what any one person is like. Use it to understand the culture you're dating into, then compare your actual results with the person you're getting to know.

Within minutes of each new result.

Your country is stored with your result so it can be added to these totals. We don't store your IP address or precise location. The privacy policy explains what we keep, why, and how to have it deleted.