FAQ
The short version: your email is required so we can deliver your result. A real name is not required. Your partner does not see your individual answers, and temporary individual submission files are removed from our secure server after 7 days. Your data is not sold or shaired.
No. Your partner is not given a copy of your raw quiz responses. The couples engine compares both submissions and creates separate suggestions without showing either person the other's full answer sheet.
An email address is required. A name or nickname is optional. You can leave the name field blank if you prefer to remain anonymous.
We use it to send your Sleazy Score/result and, if you use couples mode, to deliver invitations and your private couples suggestions. We do not sell your email address or provide it to your partner.
Check your spam or junk folder first. Emails from SleazySexQuiz can occasionally be filtered there, especially the first time we send to you. Also make sure the email address you entered was correct.
A temporary data file is written to a protected server folder. It includes your quiz data so the scoring, invitation and comparison scripts can work. The folder is blocked from ordinary public web access and is accessible only through the hosting/server administration tools.
Individual submission files are automatically eligible for deletion after 7 days. This gives an invited partner time to complete the quiz and allows the comparison engine to finish its work.
The original temporary submission still expires. Couples matching is optional and does not make your individual answer file permanent.
No. The public image contains the entertainment score, title and joke text only. It does not list fantasies, preferences, boundaries, toy ownership, couples information or individual answers.
The engine looks for broad areas where both people appear aligned, areas where one person wants more and the other appears receptive, and areas where different comfort levels suggest a respectful conversation. Reports describe the useful takeaway rather than handing one person's questionnaire to the other. For example, one person wanting more intensity and the other enjoying taking control can produce advice about being more confident and assertive without showing either answer sheet.
If your privacy settings allow it, the report may tell both of you that you appear to have a shared interest and offer a conversation starter. It does not need to disclose who selected which exact answer.
The system is designed to favor boundaries over scoring. A mismatch can lead to general communication guidance or no suggestion at all, depending on the privacy/boundary choices you made near the end of the quiz.
It's entertainment. Actual experience, adventurousness and variety weigh more heavily than basic relationship questions. Communication problems, dissatisfaction and personal boundaries do not make someone "sleazier."
Not everyone knows every term. Tap or click an underlined term to read a short definition without leaving the quiz.
Because that could influence your answer. Community results appear only after you answer. Until enough real responses exist, the site will say there isn't enough data instead of inventing statistics.
Yes. The invitation note and the optional message at the end are intentionally shared. Those message boxes are clearly labeled so they are not confused with your private quiz responses.
Absolutely. Singles can take the quiz, view their results, and share their score on social media. Couples mode is completely optional.
No. The site and quiz are intended only for consenting adults age 18 or older.