Sexuality Test / Sexual Orientation Test

Sexuality isn't as rigid as we may be taught to believe. Sexuality is incredibly complicated, which is why this test focuses on placing you on a spectrum to make things easier. It still may not be 100% accurate, but it's better than trying to be placed into single categories. Give it a go!

With this test, you can find out where you lie on the spectrum of heterosexual, homosexual, allosexual, and asexual. If you're confused, or otherwise just curious - why not try it out?

Tests you may want to take:

Why are you taking this test?
Just for fun
I'm suspicious that I may be gay
I've never had a crush on anyone, and am unsure where I lie on the spectrum of sexuality
What would your ideal partner be if you two are going to spend a week on an island?
Opposite sex
Same sex
Either would be fine, as long as we get along
I've never considered it
Have you ever kissed someone of the same sex as yourself?
Yes, and I enjoyed it
Yes, but I was drunk / it was a dare
Yes, but I didn't enjoy it
Never
When considering only the body, which is more objectively attractive in your opinion?
My own gender
The opposite gender
Both have their merits
Neither are particularly eye-catching
Do you like the idea of kissing someone, male or female?
Yes, that sounds nice
No, that makes me uncomfortable
I feel completely neutral on the subject
Have you ever experienced sexual attraction?
Yes, all the time
I think so, once or twice
Never
I'm unsure exactly what it means
How do you feel when you see actors / actresses kissing on screen?
If it's a straight couple, it's fine. But it makes me uncomfortable to see gay couples kissing.
If it's a gay couple, it's fine. But it makes me uncomfortable to see straight couples kissing.
It doesn't bother me either way
It makes me uncomfortable to see anyone kissing
Imagine someone very attractive of the same sex as yourself leaning in and kissing you. How do you feel?
Disgusted or uncomfortable
Confused
Aroused
I'd enjoy it
Neutral
Imagine someone very attractive of the opposite sex as yourself leaning in and kissing you. How do you feel?
Disgusted or uncomfortable
Confused
Aroused
I'd enjoy it
Neutral
How do you differentiate very close friends from potential partners?
I'm sexually attracted to potential partners
There's a romantic spark with potential partners
I struggle to find a difference
Which of the following would make you most happy?
Having sex with the person I love most
Cuddling with the person I love most
Just being next to the person I love most
Hanging out with friends / being alone
How would you feel if your best friend came out as gay?
Uncomfortable
A little sick
Relieved
I'd feel nothing; it wouldn't matter to me
When you see attractive couples in pictures or in real life, who do you notice first?
The same gender as my own
The opposite gender
Both equally
I don't understand the question
How much does sex in a relationship matter for you?
I think it's necessary to truly be together
I couldn't live without it
I could live without it
I'd rather not have it
Do both genders seem sexually attractive to you?
Yes
In their own way, I guess
Only my own gender
Only the opposite gender
I don't see the appeal
What is your ideal frequency of sex?
More than once per day
2-6 times per week
2-8 times per month
Less than twice per month
I just hate sex

What does the terms in our result chart mean?

A Brief Overview of Sexual Orientation and Attraction Terms
Term	Meaning
Homosexual	Homosexual means the person is sexually/romantically attracted to the same gender.
Heterosexual	Heterosexual means the person is sexually/romantically attracted to the opposite gender.
Allosexual	Allosexual means the person enjoys sex and feels sexual attraction.
Asexual	Asexual means the person is not interested in sex and doesn't feel sexual attraction.

Are online sexual orientation tests accurate?

No sexual orientation test online is 100% reliable and accurate in all situations. However, we have talked to many users from our gay and lesbian-related tests and we're sure that our results have some reference value.

Sexuality orientation isn't just for fun or for being cool/different to your classmates or on social media. It's a very serious topic, and understanding it is a step in the right direction in making the world a more welcoming place.

Result Reference Table for the Sexuality Orientation Test

Note: If you haven't finished the test yet, please read the following instructions after taking the test.

The quadrant your result is located in explains your current sexual orientation. The details are below:

Upper-Right Corner: You are like the majority of the population. You are attracted to the opposite sex, and experience sexual attraction. The further upwards you are located, the closer you are to experiencing the standard "sexual attraction" that most others do.

Upper-Left Corner: You are attracted to those of the same sex as yourself, and experience sexual attraction. The further upwards you are located, the closer you are to experiencing the standard "sexual attraction" that most others do.

Lower-Left Corner: You are attracted to those of the same sex as yourself, but not quite in the way an allosexual does. The further downwards you are located, the less you experience sexual attraction, and may be even repulsed by the idea. A purely romantic relationship far more appealing than a sexual one.

Lower-Right Corner: You are attracted to those of the opposite sex as youself, but not quite in the way an allosexual does. The further downwards you are located, the less you experience sexual attraction, and may be even repulsed by the idea. A purely romantic relationship far more appealing than a sexual one to you.

Middle-Left Side: You are attracted to those of the same sex as yourself. However, the appeal of sex and the extent to which you experience sexual attraction isn't quite as similar to an allosexual. Your thoughts lean more towards the neutral side of things, feeling neither excited nor repulsed by the idea.

Middle-Right Side: You are attracted to those of the opposite sex to yourself. However, the appeal of sex and the extent to which you experience sexual attraction isn't quite as similar to an allosexual. Your thoughts lean more towards the neutral side of things, feeling neither excited nor repulsed by the idea.

Middle-Upper Side: You feel sexual attraction, but have no preference as to the gender of your partner. If you wished to find a better label for your orientation, pansexual or bisexual would be the most accurate. The closer to the center, the less sexual attraction you feel.

Middle-Lower Side: You feel little sexual attraction, and lean more towards purely romantic or platonic relationships than anything else. Gender does not matter to you, with the label most likely to appeal to you being panromantic or biromantic.

Middle: You have no strong feelings for or against sex, and could exist in a relationship with or without sex. You also have no preference for gender. You may just be not interested in relationships altogether, or perhaps are merely more flexible than most.