Dom Sub Test / Dominant or Submissive test
Are you a Dom or a Sub?
The Dom Sub Test is a unique exploration into the dynamic traits of dominance and submission. With a focus on personal inclinations and behavior patterns, our test offers insight into six fundamental aspects of your personality. Your responses will craft a personalized profile, illustrating where you stand on the spectrum from dominance to submission.
Eager to understand your dominant and submissive tendencies? Engage with our test to learn more about your personality's hidden facets!
- [tend]Your friend canât decide where to eat for dinner, what do you do?Suggest a place and decide for both of youWait for them to make up their mind
- [tend]Youâre offered a chance to invest in a friendâs startup, itâs risky but could be big. How do you respond?Invest a reasonable amount, intrigued by the possibility of successPolitely decline, itâs too uncertain for your taste
- [tend]During a team meeting, no one can agree on a solution. Whatâs your approach?Take initiative to propose and push for a solutionListen and follow along with the groupâs consensus
- [tend]When you receive unexpected praise at work, how do you react?Accept it graciously and feel proud of your workFeel they must be exaggerating and shrug it off
- [tend]You see someone behaving rudely in public. Whatâs your move?Consider addressing their behavior if it affects you or othersPrefer not to get involved and keep to yourself
- [tend]During a debate, you feel your point is not being heard. Do you?Reassert your point until itâs consideredStep back and let others dominate the conversation
- [tend]Youâre planning a vacation and the options are overwhelming. How do you handle it?Start making a list and narrow down options quicklyFeel overwhelmed and hope someone else will sort it out
- [tend]Youâre at an amusement park. Do you ride the biggest roller coaster?Head straight for it with excitementSkip it and stick to the rides you know you enjoy
- [tend]Thereâs a conflict between two friends. They want you to side with one. What do you do?Weigh in with your opinion clearly and firmlyTry to stay neutral and not get involved in choosing sides
- [tend]Someone asks about your recent work success in a social setting. How do you respond?Share your achievements with a sense of pridePlay it down, not wanting to seem boastful
- [tend]A game night gets competitive. Whatâs your style?Play to win and enjoy the competitionPlay for fun, not minding if you win or lose
- [tend]Youâre asked to lead a project with very little guidance. How do you feel?Energized and ready to lead the teamHesitant and would prefer someone else to lead
- [tend]Itâs time to renew your cell phone contract, with lots of options. What is your reaction?Evaluate the plans and choose the best one promptlyFeel indecisive and possibly ask for help in choosing
- [tend]An exciting but uncertain opportunity comes your way. Do you leap at the chance?Jump on it, excited by the potential rewardsTake your time to evaluate, worried about the risks
- [tend]Thereâs a challenge at work, and you have a solution, but itâs unconventional. Do you?Present it confidently, ready to back your ideaKeep it to yourself, worried it might not be accepted
- [tend]When it comes to how your friends view you, do you think they see you as?A role model and someone they look up toJust another person in the group
- [tend]In a group, when someone is being difficult, do you?Speak up and confront the issue directlyTry to keep the peace and avoid confrontation
- [tend]Youâre presented with a chance to speak at an event, but youâve never spoken publicly. Do you?Say yes, seeing it as a chance to growDecline, fearing you might not do well
- [tend]Youâre on a road trip and get lost due to a GPS glitch. Whatâs your plan?Quickly decide to use a map and your instincts to find the wayHope that someone else in the car has a better sense of direction
- [tend]Thereâs a new trend everyone is trying. Whatâs your stance?Try it out immediately, eager for new experiencesStick to your usual preferences, unsure about the hype
- [tend]Your team canât agree on a deadline. How do you handle it?Propose a firm deadline and work to persuade the teamGo with the flow, preferring not to enforce a deadline
- [tend]Youâre complimented on a new outfit. Whatâs your reaction?Thank them and feel confident in your style choiceWonder if theyâre just being nice and feel slightly awkward
- [tend]In a group project, someone proposes a bad idea. What do you do?Directly explain why the idea wonât work and suggest alternativesDonât confront it, to avoid hurting their feelings
- [tend]Youâre offered help when carrying something heavy. How do you reply?Politely decline, you can handle it on your ownAccept the help, even if you think you could manage
- [tend]You need to cancel plans with a friend last minute. How do you do it?Call and explain the situation, taking control of reschedulingSend a text and let them suggest a new time
- [tend]Your favorite team is playing, but the game is during an important family event. Whatâs your choice?Find a way to watch the game, even if it means multitaskingRecord the game, family comes first without the risk of distraction
- [tend]You see a mistake in a report thatâs about to be sent to your boss. Do you?Correct it immediately and notify the relevant peopleAssume someone else will notice and fix it before sending
- [tend]During a conversation, someone misinterprets what you said. How do you handle it?Clarify your point right away to avoid any misunderstandingLet it slide, not wanting to make a big deal out of it
- [tend]Someone cuts in front of you in line. Your reaction?Call them out and insist on your rightful placeLet it go to avoid confrontation
- [tend]Youâre asked to give feedback on a colleagueâs performance. Theyâre sensitive. How do you approach it?Be honest and straightforward, itâs for their own goodSugarcoat the feedback to protect their feelings
- [tend]When your internet goes down, whatâs your immediate action?Troubleshoot the problem and call the provider if necessaryWait a bit, it usually comes back on its own
- [tend]Youâre at a restaurant and your order is wrong. What do you do?Politely send it back, expecting to get what you orderedEat it anyway, not wanting to cause a fuss
- [tend]Everyone wants to split the bill equally, but you ordered less. How do you proceed?Suggest paying only for what you orderedAgree to split it equally to keep things simple
- [tend]A stranger asks for directions but youâre not sure. How do you respond?Give them the best directions you can and hope itâs rightApologize and say you donât know
- [tend]Youâre in a loud place and canât hear your friend. Do you?Ask them to speak up or move somewhere quieterNod along, not wanting to bother them
- [tend]You have an innovative but unconventional idea for a project. How do you share it?Present it with enthusiasm, believing in its potentialKeep it to yourself, fearing it might be too out there