Most of your friends from high school are getting married and having kids? You have been in a relationship for a couple of years and you are considering tying the knot? Getting married is an important decision and you shouldn’t get in front of the altar just because everybody is doing it or because you need to take your relationship to the next level anyway. The purpose of this test is to discover whether you have tricky marital issues to solve before going to the chapel – answer to these questions and find out if you and your partner are on the same page!
1. Are you comfortable discussing financial affairs with your partner?
A. Absolutely
B. Mostly yes
C. Not really
D. Not at all
2. Do you feel any pressure to get married?
A. Not at all
B. Yes, from myself
C. Yes, from my partner
D. Yes, from people around us
3. Have you discussed about having children?
A. Yes, we agree on how to plan our family
B. Yes, but we have not reached agreement yet
C. Not really
D. No, we did not discuss it at all
4. Are you satisfied with the amount of romance in your relationship?
A. Yes
B. Mostly yes
C. So-so
D. Not really
5. Do you think your sex life will cool off as you grow older?
A. No, on the contrary
B. No, it will stay the same
C. Yes, a bit
D. Yes, I don't see myself having sex in my 70s
6. Who handles finances in your relationship?
A. We share financial responsibilities
B. One of us more than the other
C. Just one of us
D. Sometimes, no one
7. Do you hide any secrets from your partner?
A. Not at all
B. Just small innocent lies
C. Yes, but nothing serious
D. Yes, and my partner would change his/her mind about me if he/she found out
8. Do you see yourself spending the rest of your life with this person?
A. Yes, totally
B. Yes, I guess
C. Not sure
D. Not at all
9. How important is it to you spending time with family?
A. Very important
B. Mostly important
C. Not vital
D. Not important at all
10. What is the most important aspect of the success of a marriage?
A. Respect
B. Physical attraction
C. Money
D. Having the same tastes
