Relationships should be mutually empowering, not make you feel trapped or uneasy. But you may have doubts if you’re experiencing emotional abuse. Noticing unhealthy patterns requires compassionate self-reflection.
This quiz helps explore communication styles, respect for autonomy, handling conflict and other dynamics. Understanding your relationship more clearly is the first step to improving or exiting it.
The goal is not to accuse or make definitive conclusions – but to recognize potential issues needing attention. It’s about awareness, not judgement. From here, you can seek help addressing problems constructively.
Remember – even in healthy relationships, some problems occur. This quiz offers a thoughtful starting point to explore what may be causing you distress. You have the right to feel secure and valued.
Let’s start.
How do you typically respond when faced with a challenging situation or conflict in your relationship?
How do you approach making decisions in your relationship?
How do you handle moments of disagreement or differing opinions in your relationship?
How do you view your role in maintaining a healthy dynamic within your relationship?
How do you handle disagreements with your partner?
How do you approach expressing your needs and desires in your relationship?
How do you navigate disagreements about financial matters in your relationship?
How do you perceive the role of compromise in maintaining a healthy relationship?
How do you react to feedback or constructive criticism from your partner?
How do you approach shared responsibilities in your relationship?
How do you react when your partner needs space or time alone?
How do you perceive compromise in making decisions about your social life as a couple?
How do you approach planning for the future with your partner?
How do you handle emotional discussions and vulnerable moments in your relationship?
How do you handle surprises or unexpected changes in your relationship?
How do you approach expressing affection in your relationship?
How do you navigate discussions about your partner's past relationships?
How do you handle disagreements about parenting in your relationship?
How do you react to challenges or setbacks in your relationship?
How do you approach giving and receiving feedback in your relationship?
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Open to Resolution
Individuals with this approach are willing to engage in open and calm discussions to find resolutions. They value effective communication, collaboration, and compromise in addressing conflicts and challenges within their relationships. This mindset fosters a positive environment for problem-solving and growth.
Defensive
Individuals with a defensive approach tend to react with a guarded mindset during discussions or conflicts. They may perceive criticism more easily and may find it challenging to accept feedback without feeling attacked. This defensive stance can sometimes hinder effective communication and resolution in relationships.
Avoidant
People who adopt an avoidant approach may tend to shy away from discussions or conflicts. They may find it uncomfortable to address sensitive topics and prefer to keep certain issues at bay. However, this avoidance can lead to unresolved issues and potentially hinder the growth and understanding within the relationship.
Aggressive
Individuals with an aggressive approach may react assertively or confrontationally during conflicts. They might express their frustrations openly, seek dominance in discussions, and may not be open to compromise. This aggressive stance can create tension and hinder effective communication within a relationship.
About Ethan Archer
Ethan is a writer and editor dedicated to exploring the dynamics of modern relationships. He also plays a pivotal role in shaping the editorial direction of RelationUp.
