How Dangerous Is Your Relationship?

Calmly turns around and doesn't speak to you for weeks.

Slaps you across the face and tells you how stupid that was.

Comes up and questions the hug once the ex leaves.

Runs to you and the ex yelling at the top of their lungs and breaks up with you.

Delete them. They'll never ask why they're gone, Right?

Make your partner tell you who the stranger is and threaten them.

Withold affection from your partner until they beg for forgiveness.

Freak out and break the phone.

Tell all their friends the two of you have plans this weekend even though you don't. They won't be calling your partner then.

Follow them. What are they doing without you???

Tell them you miss them. It's okay . . . absence makes the heart grow fonder or something like that, right?

Fight with them until you get your way.

Ask them why your partner would do something like that unless your friend had given them reason to.

Call your partner. Find the truth.

Break-up with your partner and spread rumors about your friend.

End your friendship even though you know she was telling the truth, you want your partner for yourself only.

You go to the party together, duh.

Your partner goes to the party and leaves you at home. They don't want to watch you all night.

You go, but your partner picks out what you wear and forces you to stay by their side.

You can't go . . . your partner is way too jealous to let you be around all those people. You end up staying with them and their lame friends . . . again.

You inform the couple that your partner is joining you.

You keep it a secret. You've been wanting some free time.

Your partner rips the invitation, if he can't go-neither can you.

Your partner demands to be invited and accuses you of wanting to see someone at the wedding.

They proceed to hit you and call you more names-just like they always do.

You walk out on them. You can't believe it!!!

You comeback. They were joking with you. You guys play around like that sometimes.

You slap them. A huge fight breaks out between you.

You call their "mother" and have a nice little chat.

You wait til you're with your partner and begin reading the messages out loud.

You delete "mom" from their contacts and break-up with them.

You ignore the situation. It's not the first time this has happened.

You and your partner decide maybe they're right. You should probably wait til you're married.

You're furious. You move out and far away.

You tell your partner about their concerns. You two come to a reasonable compromise.

You're happy. You didn't want to do it anyways.