Emotional Needs Match Test: HoriMiya's Mutual Salvation or Toradora's Bickering Love?
You're upset about a job rejection. Your partner:
Hugs you: "Let's review your resume together—next opportunity is coming."
Puts on a cartoon sunglasses: "Look! You're the 'Hottest Job Seeker' now!"
Sends 3 job links silently without a word.
Keeps gaming: "It's just a job—find another one."
Weekend plans clash (Netflix at home vs. Coachella). You:
Suggest, "You pick the bands, I pick the movie later—let's take turns."
Bet the loser wears a dinosaur suit to buy snacks.
Compromise: "Fine, I'll go to Coachella with you."
Stay home alone, refuse to discuss plans.
When sick in bed, you want your partner to:
Dim lights, make soup, and recall your first date story.
Makes faces with a fever patch: "Congrats! 'Patient VIP Card' valid for 24h."
Text: "Take meds on time, rest more."
Go to a party: "Get well soon—I'll be back later."
Your partner surprises you with limited-edition sneakers you mentioned. You:
Get teary: "You remembered what I said six months ago?"
Raise an eyebrow: "Oh? So you do listen to me sometimes?"
Smile politely: "Thanks, I like them."
Frown: "Waste of money—just transfer cash."
After an argument, you prefer to:
Leave a letter: "We need to talk about today."
Send a Rick & Morty meme: "Pause 'Couple Quest'—let's team up for games?"
Wait for them to speak first, never initiate.
Ignore them for three days, act like nothing happened.
Your partner is upset after a basketball loss. You:
Hands a sports drink: "Your defense was great—next time you'll win."
Points to the scoreboard: "Look! The opponent scored less than your usual practice!"
Say, "It's just a loss—don't be so sensitive."
Ignore while scrolling: "Wanna game? I'll carry you to victory."
You tear up from cutting chili while cooking. Your partner:
Takes the chili: "You turn on the AC—I'll handle these 'spicy bombs'."
Laughs with milk: "Haha! Kitchen noob defeated by chili!"
Hands a tissue: "Maybe I should cook—you rest."
Keeps watching videos: "Seriously? Chili makes you cry?"
For your anniversary, you hope for:
A beach walk, bury love letters in a time capsule.
A couples' cooking challenge to win "Worst Chef" trophy.
A normal dinner, scrolling phones separately.
Forget the anniversary, say "make it up next time."
Your partner doubts themselves after losing a job. You:
List 5 of their workplace strengths: "Your negotiation logic has always impressed me
Pat their shoulder: "Congrats! You're my personal delivery person now!"
Say, "Don't worry—my salary is enough."
Roll eyes: "I told you that job wasn't for you."
Disagreement assembling IKEA furniture (you follow instructions; they wing it). You:
Say patiently, "Let's follow the steps—adjust if needed."
Bet, "If I win, you clean the house for a week."
Give up: "Whatever—don't blame me if it's broken."
Throw parts: "You never listen—do it yourself!"
In a long-distance relationship, you prefer to communicate daily by:
Sharing feelings: "Saw a rainbow today—first thought was to take a photo for you."
Sending funny memes: "Look! This dog looks like you yawning yesterday!"
Short "good morning/night" with no details.
Reply every few days: "Busy—leave me alone."
Your partner is upset about body image. You:
Hug them: "Your body is unique—I love every part of you."
Point to the mirror: "Wanna sign up for 'Dog Jogging'? I'll be your workout buddy!"
Say, "Eat more and you'll gain weight—don't worry."
Walk away: "I don't get what you're anxious about."
At a friend's party, you disagree with your partner. You:
Whisper, "Let's discuss later—enjoy the party now."
Pretend to be angry: "Hmph! I'll debate you 300 rounds at home!"
Stay silent, agree with their opinion.
Leave alone: "I need some air."
When your shared pet is sick, you want your partner to:
Research together, take turns caring for the pet.
Joke, "Our fur baby needs your bedtime stories to recover!"
Say, "Take it to the vet—we can't handle this."
Game indifferently: "Vets will deal with it—don't worry."
You receive a surprise trip, but the itinerary is different from what you expected. You:
Say, "Not what I imagined, but adventuring with you is amazing."
Raise an eyebrow: "Is this a 'Survivor' itinerary?"
Force a smile: "Whatever—your plans are fine."
Complain: "You don't know what I want at all."
Your partner works late. You:
Cook warm porridge: "Work is important, but take care of yourself."
Text: "Overtime slave! Bring milk tea as compensation!"
Sleep first, leave a note "Turn off the light."
Complain: "Always working—do you still want a relationship?"
Disagree on future plans (city to live in). You:
List pros/cons: "Let's find a compromise."
Joke, "Rock-paper-scissors? Loser listens to the winner."
Say, "You decide—I'll follow you."
Slam the door: "Can't talk to you!"
You share a sentimental post on social media. Your partner:
Comment: "This article helps me understand you better."
DM: "Didn't know you could be so artistic! "
Like it with no comment.
Tease: "Posting this—aren't you embarrassed?"
Your partner forgets an important date. You:
Say, "I'm disappointed, but we can reschedule."
Pretend to be angry: "Hmph! You owe me a fancy dinner!"
Say, "It's okay—remember next time."
Ignore them for a week, refuse to explain.
At a friend's wedding, you want to:
Hold hands, whisper about touching moments.
Mimic vows for funny selfies, post "stealing some wedding luck."
Play on phones separately, speak occasionally.
Leave early: "Weddings are boring."
Your partner embarrasses themselves in public. You:
Whisper, "It's okay—everyone makes mistakes."
Laugh then smooth it over: "Someone's doing an impromptu comedy show!"
Pretend not to know them, walk away.
Mock: "How can you be so clumsy?"
Discuss finances (saving for travel vs. buying game gear). You:
Suggest, "Let's set up a joint account for both needs."
Bet, "If you save enough, I'll buy the gear for you."
Compromise: "Buy it—I can skip the trip."
Yell: "You only spend money recklessly!"
You vent about work stress. Your partner:
Listens and asks, "Do you need analysis or just a listener?"
Tells jokes: "Work is like a game—your boss is the final boss!"
Say, "Don't overthink—sleep it off."
Interrupts: "I'm busy—talk later."
Your partner insists on watching a horror movie you dislike. You:
Say, "Okay, but you'll watch a romance movie with me after."
Wear an eye mask and tease: "This horror is less scary than your morning grump!"
Agree reluctantly, play on phone the whole time.
Refuse: "I said I don't like it—stop forcing me!"
Your partner secretly handles a nagging task for you (like booking a doctor). You:
Hug them: "You always solve problems for me silently."
Raise an eyebrow: "Oh? So you can be sweet sometimes?"
Say, "Thanks, sorry to trouble you."
Frown: "Who asked you to handle this?"
Your partner says hurtful words during an argument. After calming down, you:
Initiate, "We both made mistakes—let's talk again."
Send a funny video: "Did we just reenact a Friends fight scene?"
Wait for their apology, never apologize first.
Hold a grudge, bring it up in the next argument.
Your partner wants to try a new hobby you dislike (e.g., extreme sports). You:
Say, "I support you, but be safe."
Joke, "Are you sure you're not trying to be a 'risk-taker'?"
Say, "Do as you like—I won't join."
Object: "Too dangerous—don't go!"
Your partner gifts you something you explicitly disliked. You:
Smile and accept: "Thanks for the thought—I'll try to like it."
Tease, "Looks like you need to retake 'Gift Shopping 101'!"
Put it away, never use it.
Complain: "I said I dislike it—you didn't remember!"
Planning a vacation, you prefer:
Detailed itinerary, ensuring every spot is meaningful.
Spontaneous plans, stay where interesting.
Let them plan, not participate.
Cancel the vacation: "Too tedious—stay home."
Final question: Your ideal couple relationship is like:
Two trees supporting each other, roots intertwined but growing independently.
Two playful beasts chasing each other, finding joy in banter.
Parallel lines, keeping distance but staying together.
Independent islands, Not willing to be flooded by each other's tides
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