Does your Relationship Need Couple's Counseling Quiz

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Does your Relationship Need Couple's Counseling Quiz

Are you and your partner fighting non-stop? Do you know how to fight but have no idea how to resolve conflicts? Are you constantly mad at each other and want to be happy? Do you feel as if the romance has disappeared from your relationship? If so, take this quiz to see if couple's counseling is right for you.

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Question 1: Have you or your partner mentioned divorce when you are fighting?

Yes, I mention divorce all the time
My partner mentions divorce when we fight
We both mention divorce when we fight
Neither of us mention divorce but we think it

Question 2: Do you still have date nights together?

We spend time together, but have nothing to say to each other
We do not go out together because we cannot afford it
We enjoy spending time together, but do not do it often enough
We have dates and we are able to reconnect with each other when we do

Question 3: Are you okay with your partner's parenting style?

My partner is a great parent and I would not change anything about their parenting style
Sometimes, I tell my partner I wish they would parent better
I always get annoyed at my partner's parenting style
I want us to work on being better parents together
We don't have childred

Question 4: Do you still have passion in your relationship?

I am very passionate about my partner
I do not even know what passionate means
We used to have tons of passion, but not anymore
I still feel passionate about my partner but do not feel as if they are passionate about me

Question 5: Do you and your partner share household responsibilities?

I do most of the stuff and my partner "helps" out when they can
We share responsibilities, but I feel as if I do more than my partner
My partner will do what is asked and nothing more
I do not even ask my partner for help around the house anymore

Question 6: Do you share financial information with each other?

Yes, we are more comfortable talking about money
No, we have separate checking accounts and do not talk about money
We talk about money but we still have separate checking accounts
We share an account, but we do not talk about money

Question 7: When you fight, ...

we both yell and scream
I yell, my partner walks away
I walk away, my partner yells
we both walk away, neither of us yell

Question 8: Have you had any cheating issues?

Yes, there has been cheating, but it has been resolved
No, there is not any cheating
I am cheating on my partner
I think my partner is currently cheating

Question 9: Have you tried couple's counseling before?

I have been in counseling myself, but not with my partner
We have tried it and it did not work for us
My partner has been in counseling alone
Neither of us has tried counseling before

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