Loves-Loves Not
18 petals left
Drag to rotate the flower, tap a petal to pluck it
How It Works
Loves Me, Loves Me Not is the digital version of daisy fortune-telling. Spin the flower on the screen and pluck the petals one by one; each petal alternates between 'loves me' and 'loves me not', and the last petal decides the result. You can play with different flowers like a daisy, an orchid, a rose or a sunflower, and if you don't like the outcome you can try again with a new flower. No setup, no download; you can start right away.
Why Try It?
This game doesn't give you an answer, it creates a moment. The person you have in mind while plucking the petals probably already knows the answer to the question. Playing this innocent childhood ritual again on your phone is nostalgic and calming: in a bored moment, with a friend, or just with yourself. Whatever the result, you can close it with a smile.
Ways to play it
Play it alone for a quiet minute, or make it a shared ritual: one person asks the question out loud and the other plucks the petals. Try a different flower for each question, or agree that the best of three wins. It also works as a light conversation opener on a first date, or as a nostalgic break with friends who remember doing it with real daisies. Since the result depends on the petal count, treat it as a game rather than an answer: if you do not like the outcome, the honest next step is simply to ask the person.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is the result decided?
- By the number of petals on the flower. An odd number ends on 'loves me', an even number on 'loves me not'; each flower has a different petal count.
- Do different flowers give different results?
- Yes, since each flower has a different number of petals, the result can change. You can try again with any flower.
- Is Loves Me, Loves Me Not free?
- Yes, it's completely free and unlimited, with no sign-up needed.
- Does it work outside of a phone?
- Yes, it works on any device with a browser: phone, tablet and computer.