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A quick tally, not a diagnosis: the red flag / green flag test.
"Red flag" and "green flag" have become the shorthand a whole generation uses to talk about relationship behavior online — a red flag being a warning sign, a green flag being a genuinely good one. This test turns that shorthand into four quick multiple-choice questions about how someone behaves in common situations: when you're busy, when you disagree, around your friends, when you succeed at something.
At the end, you get a simple tally — how many green flags, how many red — plus a short verdict that scales with the result, from "all green, genuinely rare" to "trust the pattern, not the potential."
This is meant as a lighthearted reflection prompt, not a clinical screening tool. If something about a real relationship is genuinely worrying you, a quick web quiz isn't a substitute for talking to someone you trust.
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Is this based on real psychology?
No. It's a simple, four-question tally built around commonly discussed relationship behaviors, not a validated psychological instrument.
What if I get mostly red flags?
Treat it as a prompt to look at the pattern of behavior more closely, not as a verdict on its own. Context matters more than any single quiz.
Can I retake it with different answers?
Yes, there's no limit — you can go back and answer differently any time.