Wondering whether you are in love with her is one of the most common relationship questions people search online. Social psychologist Helen Fisher and colleagues have studied romantic love as a blend of lust, attachment, and reward-system activation in the brain. Those patterns often show up as intrusive thoughts about one person, excitement before seeing them, and a wish for closeness. A 2010 review in Psychological Review notes that early-stage attraction can feel intense even when long-term compatibility is still unknown.

The Quiz Hub built this am I in love with her quiz as a shorter, more direct reflection tool than our general am I in love quiz. Twenty-two original items ask about emotional intensity, attachment pull, thinking about her, jealousy and protectiveness, and future fantasies from your point of view. That framework helps organise mixed feelings before you decide what to do next. For a deeper love lens with commitment and vulnerability items, try our do I love her quiz with five love domain bars. If you are unsure whether interest has moved beyond liking, try our do I like her quiz with three crush domains.

The Quiz Hub testWhat it adds
Do I like her quizCrush lens: attraction, emotional pull, desire for connection toward one woman
Am I in love quizBroader 24-item love screener without focusing on one specific woman
Do I love her quizDeeper 24-item love lens: depth, commitment, vulnerability, future, prioritizing her
Am I in love with him quizMirror screener with 22 items focused on love feelings toward one man
This am I in love with her quiz22 direct items with infatuation phase, growing love, and deep attachment bands plus five domain bars

Sample item: rating Often on feeling a wave of warmth when she walks into the room raises your emotional intensity bar. Rating Almost always on feeling emotionally flat when you see her lowers your score through a reverse-scored item. Stress, rebound timing, and limited time together can temporarily lower scores without meaning you are not in love with her. Read how we review quizzes in our editorial policy or browse more tests on our relationships and dating hub.