Lovon Data · 6,000+ answers · updated November 2026

The aromantic spectrum: what people taking the test answer

People who take an aromantic test are usually checking a feeling they have had for a while. These charts show how they answer, counted anonymously.

They describe the people who took the test, not how common aromanticism is in general.

Aromantic Test: what 6,000+ answers show

  • 60%

    say being single feels like the normal setting for their life, not a gap to fill.

  • 60%

    would rather put their time into friendships or chosen family than romance.

  • 45%

    often feel uneasy when someone says they have feelings for them.

How results break down
  • 1% Romantic attraction is clearly there
  • 9% Attraction that is rare or slow
  • 26% A mixed picture across the three parts
  • 43% Leaning toward the aromantic spectrum
  • 21% A strong aromantic pattern
Share of everyone who finished Aromantic Test and got each result.
How people answer

“The relationships I most want to put time into are friendships or chosen family rather than a romantic partnership.”

  • Never5%
  • Rarely10%
  • Sometimes25%
  • Often60%
How people answer

“Being single feels like the normal setting for my life, not a gap I am waiting to fill.”

  • Never10%
  • Rarely10%
  • Sometimes20%
  • Often60%
Who takes this quiz
  • 18–25: 91%
  • 26–34: 8%
  • 35+: 2%

Take Aromantic Test and see where you land →

How these numbers are counted

Every answer is counted anonymously: each run of a quiz gets a random number that is never linked to a person, a device or an account, and questions about safety are not counted at all. Result shares cover everyone who finished a quiz since July 2026; answer patterns start in November 2026. Numbers update every other day. Shares below 100 people are rounded to the nearest 5%, and groups by age or gender are compared only when each is large enough and the gap is clear. The people here chose to take a relationship quiz, so read the numbers as what they say, not as a survey of everyone. How our quizzes work

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