These 14 Questions Will Determine Your “Once Upon a Time” Soulmate
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All magic comes with a price — the price of a dinner date at Granny’s Diner. Who would take you out for a night on the town in Storybrooke? Find out here!Once you answer all the questions, you will get your results from this quiz. Submit your answers by selecting an option below each question. AllShow More
All magic comes with a price — the price of a dinner date at Granny’s Diner. Who would take you out for a night on the town in Storybrooke? Find out here!Once you answer all the questions, you will get your results from this quiz. Submit your answers by selecting an option below each question. All answer options will load for you once you reach them. For best results, answer the questions in a row. Once you know your results, don’t forget to check the rest of the fun quizzes we’ve prepared for you. Good luck!
Could you ever forget the person you love?
- Definitely not. Even if magic interfered, I would still love them.
- I try to be a realist: love is powerful, but I am fallible. I probably could.
- Even if I didn’t love them anymore, I’d still remember someone who had impacted me that much.
- Life is hard. Who can predict how we will react to trauma or age?
- I’m more worried about them forgetting me, but I won’t let someone go if I love them.
Are you a romantic?
- I’m a romantic in that I like large, bold proclamations of love, but I prefer for my actions to be more subtle.
- Not often, but every now and then I’ll do something very romantic.
- Not even a little bit.
- I’m a classic romantic. I think thoughtful actions and time together is the most romantic.
- Very much so. I love extravagant gestures.
What would be your motto?
- I will always find you.
- Love is the most powerful magic.
- No one decides my fate but me.
- A man unwilling to fight for what he wants gets what he deserves.
- People are gonna tell you who you are your whole life. You just gotta punch back and say ‘no, this is who I am.'”
What is most important to you in a relationship?
- Being accepted for who I am.
- Loyalty. I will do anything to stay with my partner, and I hope for the same from them.
- Adventure, fun, and support.
- Understanding, commitment, and humor.
- I want someone who will challenge me to be a better person.
Which magical object would you be most likely to use?
Your beloved leaves you. They say it's for your own good, to protect you. What do you do?
- I don’t want them to sacrifice themselves for me. I try to convince them to do something else.
- I cannot accept that there is a life in which we’d be better off apart. I try to find them.
- I understand that sometimes we have to do things to hurt others in order to make their lives better. I let them go.
- I can’t understand. I’d let them go, because I respect their choices, but I would be heartbroken.
- I know they wouldn’t ever lie to me, so I trust them and let them go.
How would you feel about dating a single parent?
- I love kids, I think it would be a plus.
- I have a child from a previous relationship, so I understand and would feel pretty good about it.
- I want a family. I’d like to still have kids with my partner, but the more, the merrier.
- It would be really hard on me. I would have a hard time sharing my partner with someone else.
- It would take some getting used to. I don’t tend to go for the kinds of people who scream “responsible parent.”
You discover that your partner has been hiding things from you, and reverting to bad habits. How do you react?
- I would be very angry, but believe that underneath they still have good in them. I’d try to get them to work on the positive parts of themself.
- I would be devastated. I can’t imagine my partner ever doing that.
- I would be angry, but most likely they had a good reason for doing what they did. My partner has done questionable things before, but I always understood once they explained.
- They’ve hurt me before. I don’t think I can tolerate it again.
- They’re probably trying to protect someone. My partner is often naive in how much they’re willing to overlook from others.
What do you do when things don't go your way?
- I keep trying and rely on my family and friends to get me through. Things will go our way in the end.
- I tend to run away from my problems.
- I make them go my way, whatever that takes.
- I’m a problem solver. I’ll try to find another way to get past the challenge.
- Usually other people are the ones trying to problem solve, but I’m willing to help out. I often expect that things won’t go my way.
Are you a love at first sight kind of person, or does it take you time to warm up?
- I don’t always know what I want, but after I’ve known someone for a while I start to see what I love about them.
- I tend to fall for prickly people, so it takes some time for them to let me in.
- I fall in love quickly and hard.
- First sight, no question. I knew that I would marry my partner the first time I saw them.
- I have pretty traditional relationships: it takes some time to get to know people, and then we fall in love.
What makes you go weak in the knees?
- Someone who understands me and supports me when things are hard.
- Working alongside my partner to do something good.
- Helping someone find their good side.
- When my honey sings to me.
- I like being surprised. I know that I care about my partner, but they’re not always forthcoming, so the moments when they show they care are important.
What do you like to do with your partner?
- We’re very active. We ride horses, work out together, and are active with community work.
- We both love to read, discuss big ideas, and we work together.
- We like to get up to hijincks.
- We work together on projects, and travel together.
- Spend time with the kids and extended family, go out to eat, or watch TV.
Do you believe someone can change their destiny for love?
- Change is always possible. I don’t believe the past defines us.
- Of course.
- I think that love is a destiny. You can’t fight who you are.
- I don’t think people can change who they are. Not even love can motivate that.
- I see love as a motivator to change the world, not oneself.
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