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Find Your Femininity Archetype

An archetype is a set of personality-forming traits. An archetype is a recurring pattern of traits and motivations. There are many classifications. For women, some list three, others list more than twenty. For this quiz, I use a widely known seven part framework: the Maiden, the Mother, the Queen, the Huntress, the Priestess, the Sage and the Lover.

What will discovering your archetype do for you?

Indeed, an archetype influences our entire lives. Since I specialize in femininity and relationships, I will discuss it through the lens of these areas.

In the context of this quiz, an archetype will indicate your strengths in relationships, meaning what you can offer your partner. It will also reveal your weaknesses – this doesn’t mean you’re wrong in any way, but if you want to enter into a relationship with a man, you should choose one who shares your priorities. As a result, I will also briefly discuss the kind of life path that supports your feminine voice, instead of drowning it out.

This is a comprehensive questionnaire, not a quick social quiz. The most accurate assessment happens in a one on one setting andI often conduct it with clients. However, I designed this online version to be as reliable as possible within a self guided format and I tried to make it as reliable as possible.

Of course, an archetype is not destiny. Your personality is also shaped by temperament, upbringing, values, choices and the season of life. Treat your result as a clear starting point for reflection and action.

When you enter a new environment, what do you do first?

You look for someone you can trust to guide you.

You warm up the room, connect with people and create ease.

You scan goals and roles so you can take clear initiative.

You observe quietly to sense the deeper dynamics and purpose.

When a conflict appears in your relationship, how do you usually respond?

You avoid the issue and hope it passes on its own.

You seek a soothing conversation to reconnect emotionally.

You set firm rules and boundaries and get specific about solutions.

You search for the root cause first and then address it deliberately.

When you plan your week, what structure do you prefer?

You prefer to improvise and see what each day brings.

You plan around people and closeness, so relationships stay nourished.

You build a structured schedule with priorities and timelines.

You keep fewer tasks and design the week around intention and reflection.

When you receive compliments, which kind feels most like you?

You are happiest when people call you cute and fresh.

You are happiest when people call you magnetic and loving.

You are happiest when people call you strong and effective.

You are happiest when people call you wise and insightful.

When time pressure hits, what is your default move?

You ask for help because you feel overwhelmed.

You rally people so the group carries the load together.

You cut the scope and deliver the essentials on time.

You pause briefly, reset your intention and proceed with clarity.

When you think about money, what is it mainly for in your life?

You treat it as fuel for spontaneous spending and learning on the way.

You treat it as a means to create experiences and care for loved ones.

You treat it as a tool for budgeting, safety and investment.

You treat it as a resource for meaningful growth, knowledge and the long view.

When your attraction feels truly aligned, what does it look like?

You keep it light and playful, enjoying gentle flirtation.

You live it as passion, touch and warm sensual presence.

You hold clear boundaries and choose partners who meet your standards.

You approach intimacy as a grounded ritual and deep presence.

When you make a career decision, how do you typically choose?

You go with the flow and see where opportunities lead you.

You select environments where relationships and teamwork thrive.

You choose roles where you have authority, standards and measurable impact.

You choose paths that grow your wisdom and align with a larger purpose.

When you receive criticism, what happens inside you?

You feel hurt and withdraw to protect yourself.

You seek comfort and acceptance from people you trust.

You take the facts, adjust the process and move forward.

You ask what the situation is here to teach you and integrate the lesson.

In daily life, what authority do you most often defer to?

You defer to someone more experienced who can advise you.

You defer to your close circle and the norms of your group.

You defer to yourself and the standards you have set.

You defer to larger principles and values that you consider non-negotiable.

When someone crosses your boundary, how do you respond?

You hope they will stop without you having to confront them.

You explain how their behavior makes you feel and ask for care.

You set a firm limit and enforce a clear consequence.

You cut access cleanly and carry the lesson into the future.

In beauty and style, what do you naturally gravitate toward?

You choose looks that feel sweet, light and fresh.

You choose looks that feel sensual, soft and inviting.

You choose looks that feel classic, structured and authoritative.

You choose looks that feel simple, symbolic and timeless.

What kind of friendships feel most valuable to you?

You value friendships with mentors or older guides who lead you.

You value warm friendships with frequent contact and shared feelings.

You value friendships built on shared ambition and doing things together.

You value a few friendships that are very deep, rare and enduring.

When things start to fall apart, what is your pattern?

You wait and hope someone else will fix the situation.

You soothe emotions for everyone and try to calm the waters.

You take the wheel, make a plan and execute step by step.

You pause to understand the underlying pattern and change it at the root.

How do you relate to risk when a decision is uncertain?

You act cautiously because you feel inexperienced with this terrain.

You take risks for love, adventure and meaningful experience.

You take calculated risks that maximize outcomes and minimize downside.

You take risks only when they serve essential growth and integrity.

How do you relate to your body on a daily basis?

You are still learning yourself and how your body truly works.

You enjoy touch, pleasure and sensory experiences that ground you.

You rely on discipline and functional routines that keep you effective.

You listen closely and use mindful practices to stay attuned.

In family roles, where do you feel most natural?

You feel most natural when you are the one receiving care and guidance.

You feel most natural when you are the one caring for others.

You feel most natural when you set structure, rules and standards at home.

You feel most natural when you keep rituals and deepen the meaning of bonds.

When you are entrusted with real power, what do you do with it?

You feel shy about it and hesitate to use it.

You use it to unite people and build a sense of belonging.

You use it to deliver results with clear decisions and direction.

You use it to serve a larger cause beyond yourself.

In learning and growth, what method works best for you?

You learn best by trying things and figuring it out as you go.

You learn best through relationships, shared experiences and feedback.

You learn best through systems, curricula and strong mentors.

You learn best through introspection, inner work and steady practice.

When jealousy arises in you, what tends to happen next?

You get derailed and lose your center for a while.

You turn it into extra warmth and attention toward the relationship.

You translate it into higher standards and focused action.

You dissolve it by understanding yourself and restoring perspective.

How do you handle time boundaries and commitments?

You are often late because life pulls you in many directions.

You adapt to others’ timing to keep the peace.

You hit deadlines consistently and treat timing as a promise.

You leave buffer for quiet and meaning so you stay centered.

When leadership is required, how do you tend to lead?

You prefer that someone else step in and take the lead.

You lead through relationships, encouragement and motivation.

You lead through decisions, standards and clear expectations.

You lead through vision and significance that others can rally around.

When your work collides with your values, what do you choose?

You follow the group to avoid standing out.

You seek harmony and compromise so everyone feels okay.

You choose mission and results even if it is demanding.

You choose your values even when that choice is costly.

When you need rest and recovery, what do you reach for?

You reach for fun and novelty to refresh your energy.

You reach for closeness, pleasure and tender experiences.

You reach for sport or clearing your to-do list to feel back in control.

You reach for solitude, nature and contemplative time to reset.

When someone asks you for a favor, how do you decide?

You say yes because refusing feels uncomfortable.

You say yes if the favor nourishes the relationship.

You ask about purpose and consequences before you decide.

You check whether it truly feels like yours to carry and decline if it does not.

When you choose a direction in love, what guides you most?

You follow the feeling of the moment and see where it leads.

You choose passion and tenderness as your north star.

You choose a partner of equal caliber and shared standards.

You choose spiritual alignment and mature compatibility.

What is your signature “power move” in life?

You rely on charm and freshness to open doors.

You rely on magnetism and warmth to draw people close.

You rely on authority and standards to set the tone.

You rely on presence and insight to shift the whole room.

When a chapter of life needs to end, what do you do?

You hold on because change feels scary and uncertain.

You stay longer for the sake of the people involved.

You close the door firmly and move forward with resolve.

You create a closing ritual and extract the lesson before you go.

When you face a public-facing situation that stresses you, how do you handle it?

You shrink, look for a way to stay unseen, or exit quietly.

You bring “your people” close so you feel supported and safe.

You take control of the space with clear, confident moves.

You remain fully present without chasing approval, centered and self-possessed.

Looking at your life today, what do you value most in yourself?

You value your openness to the world and readiness to explore.

You value your heart, sensuality and ability to create warmth.

You value your strength, standards and effectiveness.

You value your wisdom, calm and depth of perspective.

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