Should We Get Married Or Break Up Quiz?

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15 Questions | Total Attempts: 817 | Updated: Sep 01, 2023
1. Do you feel like your partner pushes you to grow?

Yes, we help ourselves evolve and become the better versions of ourselves.
No, I feel that they may hinder my growth as a person
Yes, and yet I think that we have a long way to go together
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2. Why would you get married to your partner?

We both want to do it because we love and support each other, and want that to last
I like the idea of us spending our lives together, I just do not feel like we are ready to do it just yet
I am used to being with them, I enjoy the way we look together, and our families would finally be happy
3. Do you stay together and connected even when times get rough?

Not really, stress only makes us fight more and become distant
We have had our moments, yet I feel that our connection is growing stronger
Yes, we seem to handle problems quite well and are always there for each other
4. Do you feel like you have lost the passion and excitement about your future together?

Yes, I feel like we are stuck
I feel a bit calmer, yet I still imagine our future vividly
No, I still feel the warmth and sparks even after all this time
5. Do you share the same goals about the future (marriage included)?

We agree on the main things and differ in some details, yet we are ready to compromise
Yes, we are on the same page about pretty much everything that matters
No, we have completely different priorities in major areas of life
6. Does your partner hold back when the subject of marriage comes on?

Yes
No, they often mention it on their own
No, but they discuss it calmly
7. So, do you talk about the future often?

No, they refuse to do so, or say that all has been spoken
We talk about it a lot, but there are many things yet to become certain
That’s pretty much all that we’ve been talking about recently
8. Are you and your partner on the same timeline?

Yes, and we both want to get married
Yes, and yet marriage seems a bit far away for now
No, they seem to completely ignore the possibility of getting more serious
9. Have you been together for a long time?

Maybe, and yet I do not feel like our relationship has grown that much.
Kind of, but we are still adjusting to one another
Yes, and our partnership is constantly evolving
10. Does getting married feel like the natural next step for you?

Yes, but after a while
Yes, absolutely
Maybe but not with this person
11. When thinking about your future, which factor is more important to you?

Finding a life partner to share goals and dreams with
Maintaining personal freedom and independence
Enjoying the present without worrying about the future
12. How do you feel about discussing your concerns and fears with your partner?

I feel comfortable sharing my thoughts and emotions with them
I find it difficult to open up and discuss my feelings
I prefer keeping my worries to myself to avoid conflicts
13. When envisioning a life together, which scenario resonates with you more?

Overcoming challenges together, even if it requires adjustments
Pursuing individual paths without being tied down by a commitment
Having a carefree and spontaneous life without long-term plans
14. How do you and your partner typically handle disagreements?

We actively listen to each other and work towards a compromise
We often argue without finding common ground
We avoid confrontation and rarely discuss our disagreements
15. What role do your friends and family play in your decision-making process?

Their opinions matter and I value their input
I tend to keep my relationship private from them
I rarely consider their advice in personal matters
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