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20 original non-classifying statements · Five full guides free
Reflect privately with 20 original statements and five full free guides about attraction, patterns, labels and support. No orientation score or identity inference; every item can be skipped.
20 questions · about 5 minutes · no signup
Current-page memory only: no saved draft or result, choice uploads, analytics or personal-result sharing. Reloading, changing language or leaving clears answers.
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Five separate records help organize your responses without a sum, mean, ranking, probability or identity label. This test cannot determine, prove or change orientation. You do not need to disclose, explain or demonstrate anything.
Uses the twenty original Chinese statements from FermatMind’s Mini Program ORIENTATION_EXPLORATION form, in their original order and groups, with new working English. Five expanded bilingual guides explain the source topics. The bank and web edition have not completed reliability, validity, norms, fairness or accuracy validation.
This is a non-classifying reflection record, not an orientation measure or identity certificate. The APA background reference supports respecting a person’s own language and not forcing a label; it does not supply these items, validate this form or imply endorsement.
Five topics each contain four statements: noticing attraction, different forms of attraction, current patterns, label comfort, and privacy and support. They ask how descriptions of self-observation fit you, not a target gender, identity or amount of attraction. No fixed recall period is added; use each statement’s current or looking-back wording.
Attraction, experience, behavior and identity language are not interchangeable here. These statements cannot establish any of them as an orientation conclusion, recommend a label or tell you to change or suppress orientation. Do not complete the form on someone else’s behalf or use it for relationship, school, employment or legal screening.
The original anchors are 1 does not fit at all, 2 mostly does not fit, 3 temporarily uncertain or hard to say, 4 mostly fits and 5 fits very well. These describe fit with a statement, not frequency, attraction strength or probability. A 3 is a valid uncertain answer about that statement, not a claim that your identity is uncertain.
Every statement also offers prefer not to answer. Skips require no reason and are never replaced with zero or a midpoint. You may skip some or all statements. A missing choice differs from an explicit skip: each of the twenty statements needs a choice before any personal record can be shown, without requiring a numeric answer.
For each topic, count choices at 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 and explicit skips. Numeric-answer count includes every 1–5 choice; uncertain count is the subset at 3. For 4, 3, 1 and skip: three numeric answers, including one uncertain, and one skip. The five numeric-category counts plus skips sum to four; numeric and uncertain counts must not be added as disjoint categories.
No sum, mean, percentage, strongest topic, identity code, probability or recommendation is produced. When any numeric answers exist, five separate topic records show the actual distributions, including a wholly skipped topic if present. When all twenty are skipped, personal domain cards and explanations are withheld; only rights, privacy, safety and exit remain.
Responses and personal records stay only in current-page memory: no saved draft or result, choice uploads, analytics, personal-result share or payment flow. Reloading, changing language, leaving, restoring this page from browser back navigation or retaking clears the attempt. General public guides contain no individual responses or distribution.
This describes the site’s own answer handling; it does not erase browser history or protect against screenshots, operating-system capture or another person seeing the page. You may leave if your device or environment does not feel suitable. The site collects no free-text reflection, name of another person or identity label in this form.
Observations are optional. You do not need to date, have contact, test a response, come out or prove yourself to use or leave this form. Labels can be used, not used or reconsidered in your own words. A changed response cannot by itself establish either identity change or identity stability, and there is no required retest schedule.
For actual violence, threats, coercion, forced disclosure or immediate safety concerns, prioritize real-world protection and suitable local emergency or professional support as circumstances allow, without waiting for a result. This guide cannot certify a person or environment as safe. You can skip every question, stop or exit without explanation.
Read all five complete general guides before answering, without personal responses or distributions. Each topic has four statements, with separate counts for five numeric choices and skips. No score, mean, ranking or identity is produced. Uncertain choices are included among numeric responses; all twenty explicitly skipped suppresses personal domain explanations.
Explore noticing attraction, interest in closeness and room for uncertainty. Read four-statement response counts, everyday examples and optional private observations without assigning an orientation.
Read about admiration, emotional closeness, romantic imagination and physical attraction. Explore the four original statements and mixed experiences without a differentiation score or identity inference.
Explore recurring feelings, changing contexts and unanswered questions. Read four-statement distributions and examples without a clarity grade, fixed identity claim or prediction of change.
Explore labels as optional language: understanding, pressure, personal pace and continued observation. Read four-item response counts without recommending, validating or rejecting an identity.
Explore privacy choices, safe conditions for talking and support that respects your pace. Read the four original statements without grading safety skills or encouraging disclosure.
No. It only organizes responses to self-observation statements. It does not infer whom you are attracted to, a gender, an identity label, a probability or a closest type.
Temporarily uncertain or hard to say about that statement. It counts among numeric answers and is not a declaration about identity or a middle amount of attraction.
Yes. Each explicit skip is a valid choice. All twenty skipped produces only rights, privacy and safety information, without personal topic cards or inferred meaning.
Uncertain count is the subset of numeric choices at 3. Three numeric answers including one uncertain plus one skip means four statements, not five.
No. No total, mean, strength, maturity, clarity or safety grade is calculated. Five distributions are separate records, not scales of ability or identity.
No. They stay in page memory and clear on reload, language change, leaving or retaking. There is no saved draft, analytics or personal-result sharing. Browser history and screenshots are outside this promise.
No. No label, relationship, contact, disclosure or proof is required. Every reflection is optional, and decisions about whether and with whom to talk remain yours.
No. This form cannot establish whether identity changed or stayed fixed, explain the cause of a difference or prescribe a retest interval. Your own language is not decided by the record.
These sources provide background, not validation of this questionnaire or an individual diagnosis.
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Source question / scoring / report versions: orientation_mini_original_0.1.0_fm_en_working_v1 / five4_complete_numeric_uncertain_subset_skip_distribution_only_v1 / orientation_five_full6_v1