Group 1: Pink and Purple
Group 2: Pink and Yellow
Group 3: Orange and Yellow
Group 4: Orange and Green
If you chose Group 1 (Pink and Purple), your ability to win over your partner is 90%.They'll be as docile as a kitten. Sometimes, you naturally attract people who enjoy playing the submissive role—men who like to be the "little man" or women who prefer being the "little woman." They'll serve you, but be especially cautious: does the other person have ulterior motives? Perhaps they covet your money or desire your body. However, you shouldn't completely act like a king either. Occasionally, it's better to show them some care and attention at the right moments.
For those who chose the second group ("Pink and Yellow"), your index for winning over your partner is 50. You usually move them with sincerity, always considering their needs. Yet sometimes, they may deliberately make things difficult for you, easily provoking your anger. Or they might do things that make you feel fearful and insecure. However, as long as you show genuine sincerity and have a heart-to-heart talk with them, everything will be fine.
For those who chose the third group, "orange and yellow," your success rate in winning over your partner is 70%. You excel at romance. For instance, if you disappear after going out late, you'll return with small gifts to make them forget about it. You also love whispering sweet nothings or weaving romantic fantasies, making them feel, "Being with you is like a dream."or come home late from an outing, you'll return with little gifts to make them forget about it. You also love whispering sweet nothings or weaving romantic dreams, making them feel secure about your future together—and they'll easily forgive you.>For those who chose the fourth group, "Orange and Green," your success rate with your significant other is only 10%. You're the type who gets managed. Your partner will have strict expectations and micromanage you. People like you tend to be a bit scatterbrained and absent-minded, often forgetting things. This makes your partner feel insecure and worried about you. Actually, your significant other cares deeply about you—that's why they're so concerned.