How to read your score
Your score starts at 100 and drops by one point for every experience you check. On our 50-question tests, it's converted to the same 0ā100 scale. So:
- A high score (90s) means you've checked very few items.
- A middle score (50sā80s) reflects a typical mix of dating, social life and a little rule-breaking.
- A low score (under 40) means you've experienced most of the list.
Why the ranges are wide
Two people with a score of 75 might have checked completely different items. One might have a long relationship history and nothing else, while the other might have mostly rule-breaking items. That's why we explain scores as broad ranges rather than exact numbers, and why no score should be read as a personality verdict.
Scores change with age
The single biggest factor behind a score is age. Many items are ordinary life experiences such as dating, staying out late or traveling with friends, so scores usually drift down through the late teens and twenties, then level off.