As far as relationships go these are some results that are pretty accurate in describing my needs for compatibility.

Interdependence :
Bottom line: you need someone who likes frequent physical and emotional connection like you do, but who helps keeps dependency in check in the relationship so that you two do not lose your identities as individuals.
Intimacy:
Bottom line: you need someone who desires and reciprocates intimacy as much as you do.
Self-efficacy:
Bottom line: you need a partner who is energetic, enthusiastic and has high self-efficacy like you and will support or even participate in your personal and professional interests that feed your sense of identity and accomplishment.
Relationship readiness:
Bottom line: you need someone who wants a relationship, rather than needs one to feel personally fulfilled.
Communication:
Bottom line: you need someone who is eager to give, collect and discuss information with you patiently versus communicate with you on superficial levels out of convenience.
Conflict resolution:
Bottom line: you need a partner who is patient, a “big picture thinker” and can relinquish control and pride to make the best decisions for the good and growth of the relationship
Sexuality:
Bottom line: you need someone who regards sex as a meaningful bond between people in love and who appreciates when it is planned to some extent and sometimes completely spontaneous.
Attitudes toward love:
Bottom line: You need someone whose highest priority is your relationship and is willing to do the hard work to keep a transcendent level of love alive in the relationship.
Preferred Expressions of Affection:
Bottom line: You need someone who can express affection through tangible surprises – such as fun gifts s/he makes, souvenirs purchased on business trips or beautiful tokens or presents that show s/he remembers and celebrates special occasions.
This does not necessarily mean that you neither like nor need to be touched. Rather, it suggests that you need someone who can show affection in ways other than just physical contact – such as frequent tickles, constantly holding hands, public hugs and kisses or light touches as s/he passes by.