
🪞 Answer honestly — this isn't a diagnosis, it's a mirror. The results describe your behavior patterns, not you.
It looks at the everyday relationship habits linked to narcissistic tendencies: how much you need your partner's admiration, how you react to criticism, how much empathy you show, whether you feel entitled to special treatment and how easily you take responsibility for mistakes.
Warning signs include feeling threatened by your partner's success, turning every criticism into a counter-attack, rarely apologizing, and expecting your needs to come first. Having a few of these moments is human; a consistent pattern is what matters.
No. Healthy self-confidence lets you value yourself without needing to diminish your partner. Narcissistic tendencies depend on constant admiration and struggle with empathy and accountability. The test separates these on a spectrum.
This test is about your own behavior. If you are worried about your partner, try our Narcissistic Relationship Test, which looks at the signs of being in a relationship with a narcissist.
No. Narcissistic personality disorder can only be diagnosed by a mental health professional. This is a short self-reflection quiz for awareness and fun.