60-second pause
When they haven't texted back,
pause first
The timer runs only while you hold it. Notice your body, name the feeling, choose the next move.

Twenty questions, no sign-up. Then sixty seconds before a late reply decides for you.

Relationship anxiety
60-second pause
The timer runs only while you hold it. Notice your body, name the feeling, choose the next move.

31 days
A 31-day track matched to your quiz result. One scene, one small action each day.

No account needed
Anxiety and avoidance axes
“If there's no reply in 3 hours, I…”
One scene, one action
Yes. There is no account and no email step — you can take the 20-question quiz immediately, and the pause and 31 days of practice are free too.
You get a position on two axes: relationship anxiety and avoidance of closeness. It is a tendency at this moment, not a diagnosis, so the useful question is which situations make the reaction bigger.
Both respond to the fear that a connection is not safe. Anxious attachment moves closer to check; avoidant attachment steps back to limit the damage. Together they often form a pursue-withdraw cycle.
Positions move with experience. Become Secure helps you practise steadier behaviour: a 60-second pause before reacting, an if-then sentence decided in advance, and one small habit a day for 31 days. If a hard stretch continues, talk to a professional.
Put sixty seconds between the urge and the message: notice your body, separate fact from interpretation, and choose one next action. Order holds better than willpower.
No. Answers and practice records stay on the device. Sharing happens only when you tap share, and the card carries no personal answers.
It cannot. It is a self-understanding and habit tool and does not provide medical or psychological diagnosis or treatment.