Separation Quizzes

Getting a divorce is a tough decision, but unfortunately many marriages end in separation. If you are looking at this ‘Should I separate from my husband’ quiz, you probably doubt your relationship with your husband and deal with issues such as the lack of passion, frequent and violent arguments, and not respecting each other anymore. 

But should you really separate from your husband? Answer these 10 questions, and you will find out what you should do next.

Separation can be very painful because it often involves giving up on what is known and opening yourself upto the unknown. The thing is some relationships can be deeply demoralizing and sometimes a person may find themselves being under-confident and insecure in the long run. Sometimes people are also manipulated to stay in the relationship with their partner because they are falsely convinced that they couldn’t make it on their own. 

So, should you separate from your partner? Take our quiz and find out.

After breaking up with your significant other, figuring out your relationship and where you stand in each others’ lives can be very hard. Especially when you go to school or work together and you can’t completely cut them out of your life!rnSome people can have very healthy platonic relationships with their ex. If you’re wondering what would be best for you, take this quick quiz to find out if you should be friends with your ex!

Even when things are hard in your marriage, there may be things that make you want to try to get things on the right track. Your problems could be, for instance, linked to the fact that you now spend less time together which is probably killing the special bond that you used to have. Or you could be taking each other for granted, and thus getting into repeated fights and disagreements.

So, are you looking for reasons for why you should try to make things work with your spouse? Take our ‘Why should I stay married’ quiz and find out now!

It’s not like getting over someone is a bad thing, right? It’s healthy to move on and get closure after a breakup. But there’s a difference between closure and getting over someone. Sometimes we need to move on and get closure because we never really get over certain people. It’s healthy to move on and get closure after a breakup. But there’s a difference between closure and actually getting over someone. Are you ready for someone new in your life? Take this ''Have You Actually Moved On'' quiz and find out!rnAre you still pining over your ex, still wanting to get back together, and dreaming of the day he (or she) calls and asks you to make a go of it?

Relationships are great, and everyone would like a fun and loving relationship. But when things don’t work out maybe the best thing would be to split up. 

When you argue all the time, can’t seem to argue or get along, when you call each other names and have trust issues, then your relationship isn’t worth it.

When you are in a relationship you should feel supported and praised by your lover and not the other way around.

So, do you think you should separate from your lover? Take our Should We Separate Quiz and find out now.

Breakups are never easy, and there's no telling how long it might take until you're finally over your ex. It's different for everyone, so there's no right or wrong answer. But when you see your ex is with someone else, regardless of what stage in the recovery process you are in, it still stings a little. Emotions during this time can range from rage, sadness, jealousy, confusion, and many more. But one of the most common questions you might ask is, "is my ex really in love with his new girlfriend?". Is the new girlfriend a rebound? Is he over you already? Find out with this quiz if your ex is happy with his new girlfriend or if he's putting on a good act.

Breakups are never easy, but things can be even more difficult when you are unsure who was responsible for the end of the relationship. While you may believe that you did all you could to make your romance go the distance, your ex may think otherwise.Was your ex the real problem in your relationship, or are you the one who is really to blame for the flame fizzling out? If you’re having trouble deciding who is truly guilty, take this Was Your Breakup Your Fault Quiz to find out if the breakup was your fault.