You already know something is off. You just can't prove it.
Everyone you ask has a side. Your friends want you happy, his friends want him fine, and the internet gives you fifteen signs that fit anyone.
16 questions. Then the name for the pattern you're living in, why it keeps running, and one dated call you can check for yourself.
What's going on with him?
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Five patterns, not a score
Your answers land you in one of these. Each one runs differently, costs something different, and needs a different thing from you.
The Erased Conflict
Nothing you raise survives the night.
Warmth On A Schedule
He is not cold. He is warm at times that have nothing to do with you.
The One-Way Thread
You are running this relationship, and he is attending it.
The Careful Room
You run a model of his mood before you open your mouth.
The Checking Loop
The question is not whether he is wrong. It is why the answer never sticks.
It won't tell you what you want to hear
If the answer is that he's ordinary and you're anxious, it says that. If the answer is that you're the one running the pattern, it says that too, to your face.
A read that always agrees with you is worth nothing. You already know what agreement sounds like — you came for the other thing.
“What if I'm just overthinking?”
Then that is the finding, and it's the cheapest possible answer to a question that has been costing you sleep.
“Who sees this?”
Nobody. No account, no posting, nothing kept.