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Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag?

Your green-flag percentage. Send it to someone brave.

⏱ Time: ~2–3 min 📋 Items: 12 questions 🔒 Privacy: 100% In-Browser

12 questions

How this is scored

Fun test built on relationship-research themes: communication, accountability, consistency, and autonomy. For entertainment, not couples therapy.

1Your partner says something you did upset them.

Ask what specifically, and listen Apologise fast to end the conversation Explain why they misread it Bring up something they did

2They want a weekend away with friends you do not know.

Great, hope they have fun Fine, but I would want regular contact Fine, but I would be checking their stories I would find a reason for it not to happen

3You were clearly in the wrong about something.

Say so plainly, no conditions Apologise, with an explanation attached Go quiet and be extra nice for two days Wait for it to blow over

4How does your interest level look over the first three months?

Steady the whole way through Warm, with a natural settling Intense, then noticeably cooler Depends entirely on how available they seem

5They need space for a few days.

Give it, and say I am here when they are ready Give it, but ask how long Agree, then message anyway Take it as a sign it is ending

6You are annoyed about something small.

Mention it lightly, early Let it go properly Let it go, mention it during the next argument Go noticeably quiet until asked

7Your ex comes up in conversation.

Neutral, they were a person Some things went wrong on both sides They were the problem, honestly I would rather not discuss it at all

8They achieve something bigger than anything you have done.

Genuinely proud, tell everyone Happy, with a private wobble Supportive out loud, competitive inside Slightly threatened by it

9How available are you between 9 and 5 on a workday?

Not very, and they know that in advance Sporadic, but I say when I go quiet Unpredictable, no warning Depends on my mood that day

10A friend of theirs clearly does not like you.

Their friendship, their call Mention it once, then leave it Point out the friend's flaws regularly Make time with that friend awkward

11You want something in the relationship that you are not getting.

Say it directly, as a request Hint and hope it lands Withdraw until they notice Assume it is not available and stop wanting it

12The relationship is ending. How do you handle it?

A real conversation, in person Honest, but by message Fade out slowly Make it unpleasant enough that they end it

Before you start

The 4 possible results

Every answer nudges you toward one of these. Here is what each one means.

Green flag

You communicate directly, you own your part, you stay steady, and you let people have their own life. That combination is genuinely uncommon: most of the failure in relationships happens in exactly these four places.

Mostly green flag

Solid. You handle the important things well and have one or two habits that would frustrate someone over a long stretch.

Beige flag with red edges

You are not a disaster, but there is a pattern worth looking at. The recurring theme in your answers is avoiding the uncomfortable moment in the short term and paying for it later, which is the most common way decent people damage good relationships.

Red flag

Your answers lean towards defending, withdrawing, and managing rather than communicating. Worth saying plainly: this is a quiz, and quiz answers are not a person.

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What does the Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag? measure?

Your green-flag percentage. Send it to someone brave. Fun test built on relationship-research themes: communication, accountability, consistency, and autonomy. For entertainment, not couples therapy.

How is this test scored and how long does it take?

This test contains 12 questions and takes about 2 minutes to complete. All scoring runs instantly in your browser with zero sign-up.

Are my responses and results kept private?

Yes, 100% private. All calculations happen entirely inside your web browser. Your answers never leave your device and are never stored on any server.

Is this a clinical or medical diagnosis?

No. MindType tests are created for self-reflection, personal insight, and education. They do not constitute clinical, psychiatric, or psychological diagnosis.

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Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag?

The 4 possible results

Green flag

Mostly green flag

Beige flag with red edges

Red flag

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag? measure?

How is this test scored and how long does it take?

Are my responses and results kept private?

Is this a clinical or medical diagnosis?

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Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag?

The 4 possible results

Green flag

Mostly green flag

Beige flag with red edges

Red flag

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Are You a Red Flag or a Green Flag? measure?

How is this test scored and how long does it take?

Are my responses and results kept private?

Is this a clinical or medical diagnosis?

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What Is Your Vibe?

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Inner Weather Check

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Written for self-reflection, not clinical diagnosis.