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John and Brett,

We have good news! We gathered your information from the quizzes you took and have your results below. You will receive two emails – this one and a separate, more intimate one for your eyes only.

Results: 65% Compatible. Your answers showed a compatible couple for a majority of answers.

Each test calculates a unique set of scores to determine what roles a partner plays and what kinks they enjoy. Your scores fit together but there are some things you could do to make it better! This isn’t always the case with couples. We recommend exploring with one another to find what fits best. As always, conscious decisions and a little effort are what creates an amazing sex life. Did you know that a happy sex life is one of the tops things that determines a couple’s relationship longevity? Below are some results we want to share with both of you.

You should think about defining sexual roles (if you haven’t already). Although most couples swap from time to time,

John is a top.

Brett is a bottom.

John is a sexually leaning dominant.

Brett is a sexually complete submissive.

You might wonder what to do with this information. First, please click to take this second test. John, you will take test ONE and Brett, you will take test TWO and THREE. It will give us more insight into what type sexual practices you like and can incorporate into the bedroom. Your second email will give you more information. You might ask why you are labeled as dominant or submissive when you don’t feel this way. We graded each on a 200-point scale based on the answers you provided to generate a score. If you need help with how to read this graph, click here for more information.

John, we think you should go all natural. Quit shaving your pubic hair completely. Brett, we think you shave completely. (EXAMPLE TEXT BASED ON YOUR SET OF ANSWERS).

We recommend: (EXAMPLE TEXT)

Try to have sex multiple times per week and inviting a third person into the bedroom more often. We also recommend filming yourselves more during sex and even putting these videos online! Try being more vocal, inviting more toys into the bedroom, and trying new experiences!

What toys should we incorporate? Here is a list of toys you should consider based on your answers.

TOYS AND LINKS WILL BE PLACED HERE BASED ON YOUR RESPONSES.

Masturbation: We recommend taking masturbation off the table for a specific time frame, between one and two months. During this time, the only time you should orgasm is together.

We recommend a couple exciting experiences based on your tests. (EXAMPLE TEXT)

Invite a third into your bedroom. Make sure you talk about the pros and cons of doing so, but we think it is worth a try!
Visit a bathhouse. We recommend going out of the city or state to do so. Try fooling around with one another while you’re there and letting others watch (or join), if you choose.
Think about visiting a clothing optional resort. You’re not required to be nude or engage with anyone else, but there’s something stimulating about being around nudity.

Your last recommendation can be considered a kick start to sex.

HERE WE WILL GIVE YOU A FUN AND INTERESTING GAME TO PLAY OVER A FEW WEEKS. WE HAVE MULTIPLE SCENARIOS WHICH WILL BE CHOSEN BASED ON YOUR RESPONSES.

Thank you for taking our test and we hope it can give you more insight into a better sex life. A little conscious effort goes a long way. We can’t be here for the rest of the way, but we wish you the best,

The Sex Quiz Team

HOW TO READ THE RESULTS OF YOUR TEST

Each response generates a number, which is used to create a graph. This graph shows where you and your partner are. This is why it is extremely important to answer honestly. A few fibs or missed questions, and it could throw you into an entirely different category.

The scale ranges from -200 (submissive) to 200 (dominant). Where you most likely fall is the category you are placed in. This helps determine compatibility, along with your specific answers.

The points on the map show

1. The smallest number in the set (the bottom "whisker"). This is the most submissive answer you showed.

2. The largest number in the set (the top "whisker") is the most dominant answer you showed.

3. The middle line is the median answer.

4. The X shows your mean. You can look at this to determine your average answers and how dominant or submissive you average.

5. The blue box shows your average ranges, where you generally fall.

WHAT IS THE BEST/WORST WHEN LOOKING AT THE GRAPH?

There is not necessarily a "best" and worst" when reading the graph. However, monogamous couples are more compatible when they both fall in the middle or fall on opposite ends of the graph.

HOW TO READ THE RESULTS OF YOUR TEST

Each response generates a number, which is used to create a graph. This graph shows where you and your partner are. This is why it is extremely important to answer honestly. A few fibs or missed questions, and it could throw you into an entirely different category.

The scale ranges from -200 (submissive) to 200 (dominant). Where you most likely fall is the category you are placed in. This helps determine compatibility, along with your specific answers.

The points on the map show

1. The smallest number in the set (the bottom "whisker"). This is the most submissive answer you showed.

2. The largest number in the set (the top "whisker") is the most dominant answer you showed.

3. The middle line is the median answer.

4. The X shows your mean. You can look at this to determine your average answers and how dominant or submissive you average.

5. The blue box shows your average ranges, where you generally fall.

WHAT IS THE BEST/WORST WHEN LOOKING AT THE GRAPH?

There is not necessarily a "best" and worst" when reading the graph. However, monogamous couples are more compatible when they both fall in the middle or fall on opposite ends of the graph.

Couples that fall on the same sides of the graph usually do better with open relationships or by having a willingness to swap things up.

The graphs can be confusing - that is why we send suggestions and ideas for you and your partner!

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HOW TO READ THE RESULTS OF YOUR TEST

Each response generates a number, which is used to create a graph. This graph shows where you and your partner are. This is why it is extremely important to answer honestly. A few fibs or missed questions, and it could throw you into an entirely different category.

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The scale ranges from -200 (submissive) to 200 (dominant). Where you most likely fall is the category you are placed in. This helps determine compatibility, along with your specific answers.

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The points on the map show

1. The smallest number in the set (the bottom "whisker"). This is the most submissive answer you showed.

2. The largest number in the set (the top "whisker") is the most dominant answer you showed.

3. The middle line is the median answer.

4. The X shows your mean. You can look at this to determine your average answers and how dominant or submissive you average.

5. The blue box shows your average ranges, where you generally fall.

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WHAT IS THE BEST/WORST WHEN LOOKING AT THE GRAPH?

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There is not necessarily a "best" and worst" when reading the graph. However, monogamous couples are more compatible when they both fall in the middle or fall on opposite ends of the graph.

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Couples that fall on the same sides of the graph usually do better with open relationships or by having a willingness to swap things up.

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The graphs can be confusing - that is why we send suggestions and ideas for you and your partner!

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