Your Core Emotional Wiring

At your core, you want to feel seen, understood, and emotionally met. You don’t just want someone to be there — you want them to be present with you.

• You notice emotional shifts quickly and feel it when something is “off.”
• Conversations that stay on the surface can feel draining or unsatisfying.
• You often think deeply about people, relationships, and why things happen the way they do.
• When you feel safe, you’re one of the most loyal and devoted partners someone could have.

How You Love & Connect

You connect through words, emotional honesty, and shared inner worlds. When someone opens up with you — really opens up — your whole heart comes online.

• You feel closest after late-night talks, deep conversations, or honest “check-ins.”
• Being able to share your fears, dreams, and doubts makes you feel bonded.
• You’re often the “safe space” for others, the one people confide in.
• When a partner is emotionally available, you blossom.

Hidden Challenges & Patterns

Your depth is a gift — but it can also create friction when others can’t or won’t meet you there.

• You may feel “too much” or “too intense” when others avoid emotional topics.
• You can get stuck overthinking conversations or replaying what someone said.
• If you sense emotional distance, you may feel anxious or start to pull away.
• You might settle for half-connection, hoping it will eventually deepen.

None of this means you’re broken. It simply means your emotional range is wide — and you need someone who can meet you in it.

What You Need Most in Love

Your heart relaxes when you feel emotionally safe, heard, and invited into real conversation.

• Partners who are willing to talk honestly, even when it’s uncomfortable.
• Someone who checks in with how you’re really doing, not just the logistics.
• Reassurance that your feelings are welcome, not “too much.”
• Regular time for connection — not just logistics, TV, or scrolling together.

Your Ideal Partner Type

Your best matches tend to be people who are emotionally curious, self-aware, and willing to grow.

• They’re open to talking about feelings, not just facts.
• They’re willing to say, “I don’t know, but I want to understand you.”
• They don’t shut down or disappear when things feel vulnerable.
• They see your emotional depth as a gift, not a problem.

They don’t have to be perfect at communication — they just have to care enough to try.

How to Honor Your Deep-Heart Nature

• Stop apologizing for wanting depth — it’s how you’re wired.
• Notice when you’re overexplaining yourself to people who don’t truly listen.
• Practice sharing what you feel in the moment, not only after you’ve processed it alone.
• Let your desire for depth be a filter: if someone can’t meet you there, that’s information.

The more you honor your need for emotional intimacy, the easier it becomes to choose relationships that actually fit you.