Sex Values Test

Attraction (Masculine vs. Feminine): Measures preference toward masculine traits (e.g., strength, independence) or feminine traits (e.g., emotionality, kindness). A higher Masculine score suggests attraction to masculinity or males, while a higher Feminine score indicates attraction to femininity or females.

Sex Drive (Hypersexual vs. Hyposexual): Assesses libido levels. Hypersexual leans toward frequent or intense sexual desire, while Hyposexual reflects lower interest or drive.

Dominance (Dominant vs. Submissive): Evaluates preference for control or yielding in sexual dynamics. Dominant scores indicate a tendency to take charge, while Submissive scores suggest a preference for relinquishing control.

Deviance (Deviant vs. Pure): Gauges inclination toward unconventional or taboo sexual interests versus more traditional or "vanilla" preferences. Deviant reflects openness to kinks or non-standard practices, while Pure aligns with conventional norms.

Affection (Affective vs. Hedonist): Explores the emotional context of sexuality. Affective indicates a preference for intimacy tied to emotional connection, while Hedonist suggests a more casual, pleasure-focused approach not exclusive to partners.