Lesvragen

Lesvragen is a Dutch term that translates to "lesbian questions" in English. It refers to a set of questions used in the Netherlands to assess an individual's sexual orientation. The test was developed by Dutch psychologist Dik Laan in the 1970s and is based on the assumption that sexual orientation is determined by a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors.

The lesvragen test consists of 20 questions that ask about an individual's sexual experiences, fantasies, and attractions. The questions are designed to be non-judgmental and to encourage honest self-reflection. The test is not intended to diagnose sexual orientation but rather to provide insight into an individual's own perceptions and experiences.

The lesvragen test has been criticized for its lack of scientific validity and its potential to cause distress or confusion for individuals who do not identify as heterosexual. Some critics argue that the test is based on outdated notions of sexual orientation and that it does not accurately reflect the diversity of human sexual experiences.

Despite these criticisms, the lesvragen test remains a popular tool for self-reflection and exploration of sexual orientation in the Netherlands. It is often used in counseling and therapy settings to help individuals better understand their own feelings and experiences.