Would I Be a Good Boyfriend Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1When you need to raise a difficult relationship issue, what is your typical approach?
  • Bring it up when I can describe the issue, my feelings, and what I would like to discuss.
  • Mention it indirectly first to see whether my partner notices the problem.
  • Wait until the issue becomes important enough that I cannot keep it in.
  • Plan the main point and choose a reasonably calm time, even if I still feel awkward.
• 2You and your partner disagree about how to divide routine planning and chores. What approach feels most natural?
  • Each person should handle what they notice or care about most, even if the split is uneven.
  • Divide the visible tasks equally and assume that creates a fair arrangement.
  • Compare the time and mental effort involved, then agree on a division both people can revisit.
  • List the main responsibilities and divide them according to schedules and preferences.
• 3During an affectionate moment, your partner says they do not want to continue. What best matches your likely response?
  • Stop immediately, check whether they want space or another kind of closeness, and avoid treating it as a debt.
  • Stop, but become noticeably distant while I process feeling rejected.
  • Stop and give them space, then wait for them to bring up the moment later.
  • Stop, but ask them to explain right then because the sudden change would confuse me.