Does She Love Me Quiz
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This free relationship quiz is designed to test your knowledge of understanding women in relationships, including what approaches work and why.
- 1.Do women understand what men are looking for in a relationship?
- A.
No (as men are extraordinarily complex beings)
- B.
Yes (they do know the answer, they just don’t like the answer)
- 2.Men and women in relationships about equally likely to pick a fight with their partner:
- A.
True
- B.
False (males are more likely to start a fight than are females)
- C.
False (females are more likely to start a fight than are males)
- 3.Which is more important to a man:
- A.
The direction of someone’s feelings toward him
- B.
The intensity of someone’s feelings toward him
- 4.Which is more important to a woman:
- A.
The direction of someone’s feelings toward her
- B.
The intensity of someone’s feelings toward her
- 5.Calling your “ex” every bad name in the book will be:
- A.
Extremely upsetting to her
- B.
Music to her ears
- 6.To a woman, the opposite of “Love” is:
- A.
“Hate”
- B.
“Indifference”
- 7.Your most important power when dating a woman is:
- A.
Your purchasing power
- B.
Your veto power
- C.
Your power of persuasion
- D.
Your physical powers
- E.
Your powers of reasoning
- 8.When it comes to your relationship:
- A.
It’s better to micro-manage it (so that there are no unpleasant “surprises”)
- B.
It’s better to not micro-manage it (so that your mate doesn't feel “smothered”)
- 9.If a woman you’ve been dating gives you the “friends” speech, you should:
- A.
Hide your disappointment, say “okay” and then hope to get back to being her lover again
- B.
Decline, tell her you’ve got lots of friends already and then walk away
- 10.If an ex-girlfriend calls you at three in the morning from the bad part of town to change her tire:
- A.
Tell her “Sorry … that’s a boyfriend job”, hang up the phone and go back to sleep
- B.
Be a “gentleman” and go change her tire
- 11.What portion of women in relationships attempt to control their partner’s behavior?
- A.
Less than 20%
- B.
Roughly 50%
- C.
More than 80%
- 12.“Lying” in relationships is:
- A.
A bad thing (which should be avoided at all costs)
- B.
Absolutely necessary (since reality is often not pretty)
- 13.The more vigorously that you try to prevent your mate from straying …
- A.
The less likely it will be that she’ll stray
- B.
The more likely it will be that she’ll stray
- C.
There will be no effect (she’ll be neither less likely nor more likely to stray)
- 14.If your partner treats you well when you’re together …
- A.
Don’t interrogate her about what she does when you’re not there (just enjoy being with her)
- B.
Interrogate her about what she does when you’re not there (so she’ll know fidelity matters)
- 15.A sudden reduction in sexual frequency in a relationship …
- A.
Is often a sign that your partner is cheating on you (or is seriously considering it)
- B.
Is usually of no real significance
- 16.Why are women usually more interested than men are in “formalizing” a relationship?
- A.
Because women are more moral (on average) than are men
- B.
Because "Who's going to buy the cow if you're giving the milk away for free?"
- 17.Why are men likely to agree to “formalizing” a relationship?
- A.
So that she’ll continue having sex with him
- B.
So that she won’t have sex with other guys
- C.
Both of the above
- D.
None of the above
- 18.A man is most likely to become psychologically “addicted” in a relationship where …
- A.
His partner treats him extraordinarily well at all times
- B.
His partner treats him extraordinarily badly at all times
- C.
His partner alternates between “hot” and “cold” treatment (at predictable intervals)
- D.
His partner alternates between “hot” and “cold” treatment (at unpredictable intervals)
- 19.If a couple stays together for a long time, that proves they’re happy with the relationship.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.What’s the most significant reason why relationships fail (on the woman’s side)?
- A.
Too much fighting
- B.
Too much boredom
- C.
Too much sex
- D.
Not enough sex
- 21.What’s the most significant reason why relationships fail (on the man’s side)?
- A.
Too much fighting
- B.
Too much boredom
- C.
Too much sex
- D.
Not enough sex
- 22.The statement that “Relationships take work” is more likely to be said by …
- A.
A man
- B.
A woman
- C.
By either (equally likely by a man or a woman)
- 23.The so-called “great love stories” are all stories about:
- A.
Love
- B.
Sex
- C.
Money
- D.
Obstacles
- 24.Relationships are more likely to:
- A.
Peak very early and then begin a long, slow decline in intensity
- B.
Keep getting better over the years (after all, “Practice makes perfect!”)
- C.
Gradually get better for the first two years or so and then hold at that high level indefinitely
- 25.The topic of “rebound relationships” is more likely to be raised by …
- A.
A man
- B.
A woman
- C.
By either (equally likely by a man or a woman)
- 26.Avoiding “rebound relationships” is:
- A.
A protective strategy
- B.
An excellent idea
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