What Is Your Love Number?

Is He Marriage Material?

What Is Your Love Number?

At your best in relationships you are:

Loving, warm, and generous
Reliable, honest, and fair
Charming, fun-loving, and spontaneous
Loyal, caring, and supportive
Perceptive, expressive, and compassionate
Wise, kind, and open-minded
Energetic, responsible, and optimistic
Accepting, gentle, and patient
Confident, loyal, and protective

At your worst in relationships you are:

Temperamental, withdrawn, and emotionally needy
Impulsive, restless, and unreliable
Self-centered, superficial, and vindictive
Judgmental, controlling, and argumentative
Possessive, insincere, and manipulative
Unpredictable, paranoid, and sarcastic
Passive-aggressive, apathetic, and forgetful
Insensitive, demanding, and combative
Arrogant, negative, and stubborn

You would never:

Spend all day shopping for the perfect date outfit
Get over a fight quickly, even if it was a petty fight
Feel calm if your partner was having lunch with his / her ex
Have dinner at your sweetie's parents' home without bringing a gift
Let your parter wear something inappropriate to a wedding
Take a date to a normal, everyday restaurant
Talk all about your day without asking how your partner's day was
Ask your sweetie to hold your hand because you're feeling insecure
Cry for more than fifteen minutes after a bad breakup

You always:

Have a snappy comeback if someone makes fun of you
Refrain from criticizing your sweetheart in public
Leave handwritten love notes for your sweetheart
Remember the name and details about everyone your sweetie dated
Feel jealous if your sweetie talks too much about an attractive co-worker
Date exciting, adventurous, unique people
Know that someone loves you, even before they say it
Take a long time to get over past relationships
Compare yourself to all your partner's ex-lovers

You're likely to fall for someone who:

Gives you complements, hugs, and tons of attention
Gets as excited about new experiences as you do
Proves that they are a trustworthy and loyal partner
Acknowledges all your achievements and successes
Understands your depth of feeling and emotion
Openly and honestly commits to you
Gets your independent interests and lets you pursue them
Is honest and direct... and likes it when you are too
Appreciates you and thanks you for your help

Something very few people know about you is:

You are often unaware that you've hurt someone's feelings
You pick up on every negative remark, even veiled ones
You feel uneasy and uncomfortable if you're not being productive
You absolutely hate it when people try to get you to "lighten up"
You tend to need a lot of time to get used to new ideas
You will rebel if someone tries to order you around
You get close to people quickly, maybe a little too quickly
You tend to deny and gloss over difficulties in your life
You only feel safe in a relationship that's open and honest

What is the most true for you?

"I demonstrate my love through effort and hard work."
"Even if I'm feeling vulnerable, I don't show it to anyone."
"I usually don't want to spend a lot of time talking about feelings."
"I know how to get people to like me."
"I tend not to make many demands on the person I'm dating."
"I prefer to date someone who is proven and predictable."
"It's difficult to find a relationship in which I feel really loved."
"I fear intimacy and may move on when a relationship gets too close."
"I am attracted to intense, exciting people."

The best way your partner can give you support is by:

Asking you questions and focusing on your needs.
Take an interest in your feelings, interests, and life
Encouraging you to work on yourself and your relationships
Reassuring you that you don't have to prove you're perfect
Not giving into to you. Finding compromises that benefit you both.
Having clear rules and definitions about your relationship
Being objective and logical when you have a disagreement
Stay strong and centered, even when you're upset
Encouraging you to express all your emotions, even the bad ones