Television, movies, and Meghan Markle have left many of us with unrealistic expectations for love and dating. We mean, a blind date that just-so-happens to be with the world's most-eligible prince? Some people have all the luck. It's only natural for most of us to proceed through a process of trial-and-error as we traverse the path to true love. But for some of us, that path can turn out to be bumpier and more winding than we'd anticipated, and it often tends to be paved with lots of the same sorts of people. A likely key to a totally unsuccessful love life is simple: madness. If your love life has been dragging by in a swell of tears and rebounds, it may be time for you to step back and reconsider the type of people you're dating. Have you realized that your last three relationships ended over your partner's selfishness?
Noticed that all four of the times you've been cheated on have been by people with tattoo sleeves and partially-shaved heads? Jump into this quiz for a fresh perspective on your love life and a better direction as to the type of person you really ought to be with. What’s your ideal first date? Coffee or some other setting where we can get to know one another. Something special that they planned with me in mind. Hot air balloons. And concerts. Maybe a road trip. Classic dinner and a movie are fine. I'm a great relationship-builder. I care deeply about others. I'm excited about life. I'm logical and great at planning. How are you feeling? I'm nervous; it's important to me that we have a good relationship. I'm okay; I'd do anything for my partner. I'm good! I love meeting new people. I'm okay. We've been planning this for a while so I could brace myself.
It doesn't matter, as long as they've planned something thoughtful. On a new, crazy adventure! A quiet, classic celebration together is fine. Great, as long as we have a great connection. Good, as long as the people in our lives approve. It depends on the day. If we'd been together for a long time and weighed our options, I'd be open to it. What’s the surprise? What’s your answer? We should go on a hike and spend time alone together. Let's spend our time volunteering. Let's go skydiving. Or fly cross-country. A nice weekend on the couch sounds good. It depends; a couple of years if the relationship feels solid. I arrange a party with a few close friends. I pull out all the stops; I just want my partner to have a great day. It's a SURPRISE. Shhhh. We have a nice, quiet dinner. How do you react? They're probably right, I should take better care of myself.
I'm glad they were honest; I want them to feel proud to have me. I totally get it! I try to change up my style often and I'm about due. I'm pretty upset. I think my style is fine. What do you do? I apologize and invite my partner along to help. I reschedule and leave to take care of my friend. It's inconvenient, but we'll roll with the punches together! I never bail on plans. I'll help my friend later. It's intimate; mostly focused on my partner and me. I don't really care, as long as our guests have a good time. It's meticulously detailed and planned. How does it resolve? We have a long, intimate conversation to resolve things. I immediately apologize; they shouldn't feel bad. It depends on the fight! The silent treatment can be good. We take some time away to think things through, then talk it out.
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