TWO TYPES, ONE STORY
Compare love types
What feels familiar, and what needs a conversation? Compare how two types reach out, show affection and find their way through disagreements.
Choose two types above to begin your comparison.
Compare love types and find a rhythm that fits
사랑타입 · SARANG TYPE (Love Type) compares how two people approach a relationship, make room for each other and work through difficult moments. Choose two of the 32 types to explore five dimensions, practical conversation examples and advice for each person.
How to compare two types
- Choose your type and the other person’s
Search by a five-letter code or an English type name. A recent result on this device can prefill your own type, and you can change either field.
- Read the five dimensions together
Compare the pace of beginning, personal space, affection, conflict timing and the experiences you want to keep building.
- Start with a moment you both remember
A quiet evening or a delayed reply can be a better starting point than a debate about labels. Ask what each person needed, then agree one action to try.
Five perspectives on a relationship
Taking the first step · Direct / Cautious
How you feel about turning interest into action.
Would you rather suggest the next date or take more time to get to know each other?
Closeness and personal space · Togetherness / Independence
How much shared time and individual space feels comfortable.
What feels like connection, and when do you need time of your own?
Showing affection · Expressive passion / Gentle warmth
The gestures through which you tend to give and recognize affection.
Which recent gesture made you feel most cared for?
Working through conflict · Talking it through / Reflecting first
When you feel ready to put a difficult feeling into words.
Do you need to talk now, or agree on a time to return after a pause?
What keeps a relationship meaningful · Novelty / Consistency
The experiences you hope to keep building together.
What would you like to keep, and what would you like to try differently?
Questions about this comparison
What does the comparison score mean?
The coordination reference score weights five editorial values and adds costs when differences overlap. Higher means less initial coordination assumed by this model. It is not a measured success probability. Read the reasons and practical advice alongside the number.
Do people with the same type want the same things?
The same code means the five preferences were classified in the same direction. It does not establish identical contact needs, history or strength of feeling. Ask about the degree that feels comfortable in practice.
Are opposite types a bad relationship?
Opposite codes differ on all five dimensions. This identifies the most differences, not a worst partner. Read where those differences might arise and what both people would need to discuss.
Can I share a comparison?
Yes. Share or copy the result link to send a static comparison that works without a test or an account. The address contains public type codes, not individual answers or the recent result stored on your device.
Does changing the order change the result?
The reference score is symmetric. Pair addresses are sorted into one canonical order. Your own selection is retained separately on your screen, and advice is written from each person’s perspective.