Could you define gaining from your relationship?

It's growing together in the relationship

It's getting something out of the relationship

It's getting out of someone who has more than you

It's being smarter than you partner

Should the advantages gained from your marriage be of a sexual nature?

Yes, because at least you learn new tricks

No, because it should be more than that

Should the advantages gained from your marriage be of a mentorship nature?

Yes, so that the maturity level can be equal

No, because your partner should accept you as you are

What could be the worst thing happening to your partner and why?

Him/her dying, because he/she is the one with all the money

Him/her leaving you, because you can't make it on your own

Him/her cheating on you because it could mean that you have no real power over him/her

You can't think of a single thing.

Should you stay with your partner, if she/he doesn't satisfy you at all?

No because life will become boring

Yes, because you have nowhere to go

Should sunny days determine your attitude with your partner?

No because relationships are not about having happy days all the time

Who wins most of the time in a relationship and why?

The woman because she is smarter

The man because he makes more money

The secretive one because he/she is unpredictable

The quiet one because he/she knows how to keep a secret

Are You Gaining Something From Your Relationship?

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10 Questions | Total Attempts: 28 | Updated: Feb 24, 2022

You've probably realized that a true and serious relationship should be one, where both lovers gain something out of it. Whether it's something material, some emotional support, or even some sort of physical complicity, you should both feel satisfied at the end of the day. And when you separate (if that even happens), you should move on, not broken but as a much more experienced person ready to carry on with life. So, when it comes to your relationship, do you think you are profiting from it? Take our quiz and find out.