MindMirror Princess Treatment or Bare Minimum?
Which of his moves are actually extra — and which are just the floor, well-lit?
Start the test — it's freeFree result, no sign-up — this test opens right away.
What this test is about
Twelve familiar moves — remembering the small thing, walking you home, the good-morning text with actual content — and for each one you call it: princess treatment, bare minimum, somewhere in between, or it depends. The test isn't grading him; it's reading your standard — where your floor sits and how bright a light you shine on it.
What's free, and what's deeper
Free: Your reader type — The Royal Reader, The Middle-Ground Reader, The Baseline Keeper or The Context Reader — with a one-line read on how you judge.
Go deeper: The deep dive ($2.99) opens the full five-part report: where your standard sits, what it protects you from, where it might be quietly costing you, and how it plays out across a relationship.
Results you can get
- The Royal Reader — quick to spot, and credit, being treated well
- The Middle-Ground Reader — most gestures land 'somewhere in between'
- The Baseline Keeper — your floor is firm: basics don't impress you just for existing
- The Context Reader — you judge by the whole picture: the guy, the stage, the history
Frequently asked questions
Is this test judging my boyfriend?
Not really — it's reading you. Two people can watch the same gesture and file it completely differently; the result describes your standard and how you apply it, not his score.
What counts as 'bare minimum'?
Whatever you decide it is — that's the point of the test. For each move you pick the label, and your pattern of picks is what gets read.
Is a high standard a bad result?
There are no bad results here. Each reader type has a strength and a blind spot, and the report names both.
Takes 2 min. Your result is free.
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