“Think You’re A Great Partner?

“Think You’re A Great Partner?”

Take this quiz to find out if your behaviors might be damaging your relationships.

1 / 10

How do you typically react when your partner expresses a concern or issue in the relationship?

I listen carefully and try to understand their feelings.

I get defensive and explain why they’re wrong.

I try to change the subject or shut them down.

I ignore it or make a joke to lighten the mood.

2 / 10

How do you feel about your partner’s friendships with others?

I’m supportive of their friendships and trust them.

I feel insecure and worried that they might replace me.

I don’t like it and try to limit their time with friends.

I try to control their friendships to ensure they don’t get too close to others.

3 / 10

Do you have a tendency to put your partner’s needs before your own?

Yes, I often prioritize their needs to show I care.

Sometimes, but I also need my own space and boundaries.

No, I expect my partner to cater to my needs first.

I’m indifferent to their needs as long as I’m happy.

4 / 10

How do you handle emotional conflict in a relationship?

I stay calm and try to find a solution together.

I get angry and sometimes raise my voice.

I try to manipulate the situation to make them feel bad.

I withdraw and avoid dealing with it.

5 / 10

When your partner makes a mistake, how do you respond?

I acknowledge the mistake and discuss how to avoid it in the future.

I bring up their past mistakes and make them feel guilty.

I hold onto the mistake and use it against them later.

I don’t let it bother me and move on quickly.

6 / 10

When you argue, how do you usually try to resolve the conflict?

I seek compromise and mutual understanding.

I argue until I win, even if it hurts my partner.

I avoid the issue and hope it goes away on its own.

I use guilt or manipulation to get what I want.

7 / 10

How do you feel about personal space and independence in a relationship?

I believe in giving each other space and respecting independence.

I feel like we should do everything together to strengthen our bond.

I need to control their time and who they spend it with.

I don’t need personal space; I prefer constant closeness.

8 / 10

How do you handle jealousy in a relationship?

I trust my partner and communicate my feelings openly.

I keep my jealousy to myself, but it bothers me.

I become possessive and try to control my partner’s actions.

I lash out or accuse my partner of being unfaithful.

9 / 10

If your partner is upset, how do you react?

I try to comfort them and help them work through their feelings.

I get annoyed or frustrated if they’re upset without a good reason.

I disregard their emotions and focus on my own needs.

I avoid dealing with it because it makes me uncomfortable.

10 / 10

Last Question!

Do you find yourself apologizing when you’ve hurt your partner’s feelings?

Yes, I take responsibility for my actions and apologize sincerely.

I apologize, but only if I feel like I was clearly in the wrong.

I rarely apologize, even if I hurt them.

I never apologize because I believe I’m always right.

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