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Attachment Style
How you show up in close relationships, secure, anxious, avoidant, or disorganized.
Attachment theory (Bowlby, Ainsworth) describes patterns of relating you developed early in life that shape how you connect now. The four styles, Secure, Anxious, Avoidant, Disorganized (fearful-avoidant), are tendencies, not labels. Most people lean toward one but show traces of others. Knowing your style is one of the most useful tools for understanding what's driving your love life.
Love Language
How you most naturally give and receive love, words, acts, gifts, time, or touch.
Gary Chapman's five love languages describe the form of expression that lands most deeply for you. Most people have one or two primary languages. Mismatches in love language are responsible for an enormous amount of relational distress that has nothing to do with how much each person loves the other.
Myers-Briggs (MBTI)
How you take in information, make decisions, and orient to the world.
MBTI sorts people across four axes: Extraversion/Introversion (where you draw energy), iNtuition/Sensing (what you trust as data), Thinking/Feeling (how you decide), and Judging/Perceiving (how you orient to the outside world). The result is one of 16 four-letter types. Real-world people are mixes, but most have a clear primary type, and recognizing yours can be useful for understanding why some environments drain you and others fuel you.
Enneagram
Nine core motivational types, what you most want, most fear, and how you defend it.
The Enneagram is a typology of nine core types organized around what you most fundamentally want and what you most fundamentally fear. Unlike other systems that describe behavior, the Enneagram describes motivation, the engine underneath. Each type has a healthy expression and an unhealthy one. Knowing your type is one of the most useful tools for understanding why you keep making the same patterns of decisions, and what to do about it.
Energy Type
The natural movement and pace of your energy, bright, soft, rich, or bold.
This typology (sometimes called 'Energy Profiling') describes four distinct ways energy moves through a person: Type 1 is bright and upward (air-like), Type 2 is soft and flowing (water-like), Type 3 is rich and active (fire-like), and Type 4 is bold and still (earth-like). Knowing yours helps you stop forcing yourself into another type's pace. The goal isn't to change your energy, it's to stop apologizing for it.
Divine Feminine Archetype
Which feminine archetype most carries your energy, Maiden, Mother, Wild Woman, Lover, Mystic, Queen, or Crone.
The divine feminine archetypes are patterns of energy that show up across cultures and ages, they're not about gender so much as about the kind of life-force you most carry. Most people have one or two dominant archetypes that change over their lifetime. Knowing yours is a way of recognizing what you're here to embody, and what shadow accompanies that gift.
God / Goddess Archetype
Which figure from the Greek pantheon most carries your energy, Aphrodite, Athena, Apollo, Ares, and others.
Drawing from Jean Shinoda Bolen's archetypal psychology, this quiz maps you to one of twelve Greek pantheon figures, six gods and six goddesses. The archetypes describe universal patterns of energy and motivation, not gender, anyone can carry any of them. Most people have one primary and one secondary archetype that show up across their life.
Spirit Animal
The animal archetype whose instincts most match your own.
Across many traditions, an animal archetype is used as a mirror for temperament, a quick, vivid way to name how you instinctively move through the world. This isn't about a favorite animal, it's about which set of instincts you actually run on. Answer honestly for how you ARE, not how you'd like to be.