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MM kink test: 35 items, play between men

Thirty-five items on sex between men, rated 0 to 100 each, one vial per item.

Your shelf 35 items

Making out
Neck kissing / marking
Nipple play
Handjob — giving
Handjob — receiving
Oral — giving
Oral — receiving
Deep throat
Swallowing
Facials
Rimming — giving
Rimming — receiving
Fingering — giving
Fingering — receiving
Topping
Bottoming
Switching
Condomless sex
Finishing inside
Prostate play
Butt plug
Prostate massager
Cock ring
Frottage / grinding
Mutual masturbation
Chastity
Dom / sub dynamic
Restraint
Spanking
Light choking
Dirty talk
Size difference
Uniform roleplay
Threesome
Aftercare
Progress 0 / 35 rated
Rate every item — 0 to 100 0 = hard no · 100 = full to the neck
01/35 Making out
03/35 Nipple play
08/35 Deep throat
09/35 Swallowing
10/35 Facials
15/35 Topping
16/35 Bottoming
17/35 Switching
21/35 Butt plug
23/35 Cock ring
26/35 Chastity
28/35 Restraint
29/35 Spanking
31/35 Dirty talk
34/35 Threesome
35/35 Aftercare
0 / 35 rated
ABOUT MM

The thirty-five items run from making out, neck kissing and marking, and nipple play through handjobs, oral, deep throat, swallowing, facials, rimming, and fingering, then topping, bottoming, switching, condomless sex, finishing inside, prostate play, butt plugs, prostate massagers, cock rings, frottage, mutual masturbation, chastity, a dom/sub dynamic, restraint, spanking, light choking, dirty talk, size difference, uniform roleplay, threesomes, and aftercare. Nothing is euphemised, so you are not decoding what an item means before you can put a number on it.

Topping, bottoming, and switching are three separate items here, not one position question with a forced answer, and rimming, oral, handjobs, and fingering each split into giving and receiving — which is where the useful detail usually is, since wanting something done to you and wanting to do it are different appetites and the shelf keeps them apart. Every item takes a number from 0 to 100. A 0 is a real no and shows as an empty vial with a red cross, so your refusals stay visible at a glance instead of hiding among low scores. Above 0 there are four colour bands, 1–33, 34–66, 67–99, and 100 for full to the neck, which keep a thirty-five vial shelf legible when it is shrunk to fit a post, while the fill height carries the number you actually picked.

The finished shelf exports as one image, which answers in a single screenshot the questions you would otherwise field one at a time — on a profile, in a chat before meeting, or with a partner of ten years who has never asked about half of this list. Compare two shelves and the useful parts show up immediately: where you both sit high, and every red cross on either side. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account; ratings live in this browser's localStorage until you clear site data, and they do not follow you to another device. The test labels nothing and scores you against no one — you leave with your own numbers and decide what they are worth.

0A hard no. Not low priority — ruled out, and not up for discussion.
1–33Low. You would go along with it for someone; you would never suggest it.
34–66Middle. Fine when the mood is right, easy to stop, no strong pull either way.
67–99High. Something you want, and would ask for.
100Full to the neck. A standing yes you would arrange your evening around.
Glossary every item explained

What each item means

Not sure how to rate something? Every item here has its own page — what it involves, what people vary on, and anything worth knowing before you try it.

Frequently asked MM

Frequently asked

Is this a gay kink test?
It covers sex between men, so it works whether you identify as gay, bi, queer, or decline the question entirely. Nothing in the list asks for a label and nothing in the output assigns one, because the items are practices and the answers are numbers. If you also want a general shelf in plainer vocabulary, Basics exists and can be taken separately without affecting this one.
Does the MM test separate top and bottom?
Each item is one vial with one number, so where a practice differs by position, rate the side that applies to you and mention which when you share the shelf. Nothing sorts you into a role or infers one from your ratings. If you want both directions recorded explicitly, Freestyle lets you write the items yourself and give each direction its own vial and its own score.
Can I put my shelf on a hookup profile?
That is a common use. One image answers a lot of repeat questions, and it does it with numbers instead of a paragraph of hints. The file contains your item labels and fill levels and nothing else: no name, no handle, no account, since none of that exists here. Whether it belongs on a profile that also has your face on it is a judgment only you can make.
What if I do not know what an item on the list means?
Look it up before you rate it. Guessing from how a term sounds is how people end up with a 90 on something they meant to refuse. If you find out what it is and still have no strong reaction, a low or middle number is honest, since the scale measures degrees of interest rather than confidence. Save 0 for what you are actually ruling out, because it prints as a red cross.
Should I take the MM test or the BDSM test?
They cover different ground and neither contains the other. MM is thirty-five items on sex between men across the whole range. BDSM is thirty-five items on power exchange, restraint, impact, control, protocol, and aftercare, regardless of who is involved. If both are relevant, take both. Each keeps its own ratings in your browser and exports its own shelf image, so nothing is lost by doing them on different days.
Do I need an account to save my results?
No, and there is no way to make one. Ratings are written to your browser's localStorage the moment you set them, so a reload does not lose your work, and the export turns the finished shelf into an image file you keep wherever you like. Nothing syncs between devices, which is the trade-off for having no server: a shelf started on your laptop will not be on your phone.
Why one vial per item instead of one jar for everything?
Because a single container can only show an average, and nobody negotiates with an average. Thirty-five separate vials keep each answer attached to the thing it is about, so the shelf has a shape: which items are full, which are empty, which sit in the middle. It also means someone can scan the image and find the one entry they actually wanted to ask you about.
Does it score me or rank me against other men?
No. There is no scoring model, no leaderboard, no percentile, and no comparison against anyone else's answers, partly because nobody else's answers ever reach us. Your shelf is thirty-five numbers you entered, drawn as vials. That is the whole output, and keeping it that way is deliberate: a ranking would say more about whoever built the scale than about you.
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