Fatherless Daughter Syndrome Test

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Fatherless Daughter Syndrome Test - Quiz

Get ready to take this fatherless daughter syndrome test. Want to discover your fatherless daughter's archetype. This assessment will help you to determine which of the fatherless daughter's archetypes best fits you. Once you become aware of this necessary information, you can then start your journey to transforming your life. Just answer every question honestly, and you will get your result. Let's go for it now, and best of luck to you!

Questions and Answers

1.

This statement resonates with you: "I am invisible and do not exist in my daddy's eyes."
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
2.

You have trouble trusting others with your feelings and emotions and do not allow them to see your vulnerabilities.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
3.

You don't set healthy boundaries for those in your life, and you allow them to take advantage of you for fear of being alone, not liked, or rejected.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
4.

You are usually going back to school, taking a self-improvement course, or doing something to constantly help you climb up the ladder of success.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
5.

You are afraid to be alone and need to be connected to someone in a loving relationship in order to feel safe and secure
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
6.

You are sexually aggressive in your relationships, but you avoid any real intimacy because you don't know how to connect deeply with your mate. You haven't learned the difference between sex and real intimacy.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
7.

You are driven, independent, and don't like to depend on anyone for anything.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
8.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to value and approve of me."
- A.
  
  That's Not Me
- B.
  
  That's Me
9.

You have unrealistic expectations from your relationships with others. You are the first to point out their mistakes. You feel victimized and tend to take their offense as a personal attack on you.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
10.

You withdraw, hold in your emotions, and fear that too many feelings will lead to rejection.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
11.

You have been called promiscuous because you seek out different sexual partners trying to find closeness and connection.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
12.

You are often controlling and combative and have an intense desire to win.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
13.

You tend to seek and need attention from men because it makes you feel safe and secure.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
14.

You fear losing your freedom, being dominated or controlled by anyone.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
15.

You tend to isolate yourself and protect your privacy. You are constantly holding back intimate connections and interactions with your mate and loved ones. You are not comfortable with getting too close or letting anyone in.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
16.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to love me and take care of me."
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
17.

You guard your heart in relationships for fear of being hurt and have a difficult time believing that someone can really love you.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
18.

You believe that you are unlovable and tend to overly compromise with others, avoid any real conflicts and sacrifice your own needs to meet others' needs.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
19.

You tend to smother your relationships by wanting your mate around all the time. But when the relationship reaches a level of real closeness, you begin to find things that are not right about the relationship and start to create distance between you two.
- A.
  
  That's Me
- B.
  
  That's Not Me
20.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to accept me, protect me, and validate me."
- A.
  
  That's Not Me
- B.
  
  That's Me

Fatherless Daughter Syndrome Test

This statement resonates with you: "I am invisible and do not exist in my daddy's eyes."

You have trouble trusting others with your feelings and emotions and do not allow them to see your vulnerabilities.

You don't set healthy boundaries for those in your life, and you allow them to take advantage of you for fear of being alone, not liked, or rejected.

You are usually going back to school, taking a self-improvement course, or doing something to constantly help you climb up the ladder of success.

You are afraid to be alone and need to be connected to someone in a loving relationship in order to feel safe and secure

You are sexually aggressive in your relationships, but you avoid any real intimacy because you don't know how to connect deeply with your mate. You haven't learned the difference between sex and real intimacy.

You are driven, independent, and don't like to depend on anyone for anything.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to value and approve of me."

You have unrealistic expectations from your relationships with others. You are the first to point out their mistakes. You feel victimized and tend to take their offense as a personal attack on you.

You withdraw, hold in your emotions, and fear that too many feelings will lead to rejection.

You have been called promiscuous because you seek out different sexual partners trying to find closeness and connection.

You are often controlling and combative and have an intense desire to win.

You tend to seek and need attention from men because it makes you feel safe and secure.

You fear losing your freedom, being dominated or controlled by anyone.

You tend to isolate yourself and protect your privacy. You are constantly holding back intimate connections and interactions with your mate and loved ones. You are not comfortable with getting too close or letting anyone in.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to love me and take care of me."

You guard your heart in relationships for fear of being hurt and have a difficult time believing that someone can really love you.

You believe that you are unlovable and tend to overly compromise with others, avoid any real conflicts and sacrifice your own needs to meet others' needs.

You tend to smother your relationships by wanting your mate around all the time. But when the relationship reaches a level of real closeness, you begin to find things that are not right about the relationship and start to create distance between you two.

This statement resonates with you: "I want my daddy to accept me, protect me, and validate me."