The 30-Type Love Type Test

30 love types — find your real pattern

What is SETLIC

What is SETLIC?

A no-filter love-type test. Answer 32 questions and SETLIC maps how you actually love across 6 axes — then names you as one of 30 types.

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Definition

What is a love type test?

A love type test identifies the patterns you repeat in romantic relationships — who you’re drawn to, how you handle closeness and conflict, and why your relationships tend to end the same way. Unlike general personality tests, it measures how you behave specifically in love, which is often different from how you behave everywhere else.

The six axes behind SETLIC

SETLIC is a love type test built on six psychological axes — and the name itself is the framework:

  • S — Security. How safe you feel when love is uncertain, and what you do when reassurance runs low.
  • E — Expression. How readily your feelings reach the surface, in words, affection, and reaction.
  • T — Talk. How you handle conflict and difficult conversations — confront, soften, or go quiet.
  • L — Liveliness. The tempo you want a relationship to run at: stimulation and novelty, or calm and routine.
  • I — Intention. How deliberately you move — planning toward a future, or following the feeling of the moment.
  • C — Connection. How much of yourself you merge with someone, and how much stays separately yours.

Thirty-two questions score these six axes and place you in one of 30 love types — a pattern, not a grade. From there, SETLIC offers premium relationship coaching reports: personalized in-depth analyses that read your specific answers and turn your type into concrete guidance for the relationship you’re actually in.

6 Psychological Axes

6 psychological axes

S

Security

Do you wobble at one late reply, or stay steady?

E

Expression

Do you hide what you feel, or show it?

T

Talk

When it gets tense, do you shut down or talk it out?

L

Liveliness

Is comfort enough, or do you crave new sparks?

I

Intention

Happy with now, or picturing a future together?

C

Connection

Need your own space, or always want to be close?

Why SETLIC

Your real type, out of 30

Deeper than MBTI

Why do you keep falling for the same type of person — and getting hurt the same way? SETLIC reads the unconscious patterns you repeat in love.

Premium love insight

Not a horoscope. A read on the patterns you repeat in love — the ones you can't see from the inside.

Your relationship playbook

Best matches, danger zones, the moment things fall apart — and a guide to making love last longer and go deeper.

Love languagesMBTI matchingSETLIC love type test
MeasuresHow you give/receive affectionGeneral personality fitYour behavioral patterns in love
Types5 languages16 types30 love types
FocusCommunication styleSimilarityAttraction, conflict, endings
Tells youWhat to sayWho’s similarWhy you repeat the same relationship

All three are useful — but only one explains why you keep falling for the same person and getting hurt the same way.

30 Love Types

The 30 love types

Magnetic

secure, draws others in

GLOWCOREDRAWCALMLURE
Pursuing

anxious, reaches for closeness

CHASEACHERUSHHOPECLING
Withdrawing

avoidant, pulls back

WALLCOOLFADEPUSHHIDE
Bottling

holds it all inside

KEEPSOFTMUTEDUSK
Wandering

torn, hard to pin down

MAZEFLIPECHOMIRROR
Free

light, craves freedom

PLAYSPARKROAMDRIFT
Hidden

rare, intense patterns

FATEGHOSTREAL

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the love type test free?

Yes. The 32-question test and your core type result are free. Optional in-depth reports are paid.

How is this different from a love language test?

Love languages describe how you express affection. A love type test goes wider — it maps who you're drawn to, how you handle distance and conflict, and the pattern your relationships follow from start to end.

How long does it take?

About 5 minutes. 32 situation-based questions — no email or sign-up required to see your type.

What are the 30 love types?

They span seven clusters: Magnetic (like GLOW), Pursuing (like CHASE), Withdrawing (like WALL), Bottling, Wandering, Free, and Hidden types. Each type describes a distinct pattern of loving, not a score.

Is this scientifically based?

The six axes draw on established relationship psychology, including attachment research. It's designed for self-reflection, not clinical diagnosis.

Ready to meet your type?

32 questions · ~5 min

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