Relationship Personality Quiz – Joanna Hairabedian

Are You a Love Magnet or a Relationship Repellent? Take the Quiz to Find Out!

Whether you're navigating the seas of love or simply curious about your relationship personality, take the quiz to see how you interact with men! Single or married, discover your relationship personality and uncover behaviors that are repelling or attracting a man. Quickly and honestly go through the questions. Choose the first answer that immediately stands out and resonates the most with you. Don’t try to analyze or think about it.

This survey is a tool for reflection and is not based on psychological research. It’s a guide to create awareness of behaviors that could be impacting a relationship in a negative manner. It’s not a substitute for professional counsel.

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Age Category:

A) Under 30

B) 30-40

C) 40-50

D) Over 50

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Relationship Status:

A) Single, looking for the right guy.

B) Married but my marriage needs improvement.

C) In a relationship, but I’m not sure he’s the right one.

D) Happily married, but there’s always room for closer connection.

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When you have a disagreement in a relationship, how do you typically respond?

A) I tend to be strong about my viewpoint until it’s accepted.

B) I’m often soft spoken and like to avoid conflict.

C) I will listen to his point of view and then decide if I need to concede.

D) I create a bit of chaos to avoid the focus.

E) I control the relationship by setting the terms for resolution.

F) I often find a way to show my approach or idea is right.

G) I imagine how things could be different rather than addressing the problem.

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How do you view your role in a relationship?

A) As someone who needs to mold my partner to the realities of life.

B) My world revolves around my partner.

C) As someone who supports my partners needs sometimes at the expense of my own.

D) As one who adds excitement and unpredictability to the relationship.

E) As one who makes the decisions and plans for both of us.

F) As one who’s always striving to better my partner in every aspect.

G) As the dreamer, always envisioning the perfect scenario.

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What is your communication style in a relationship?

A) Direct and often blunt to make my points clear.

B) Agreeable, at times saying what I think my partner wants to hear.

C) Clear and sometimes I don’t voice my true feelings.

D) Dynamic, mixing humor and serious unpredictability.

E) Authoritative, I often have the final say.

F) Competitive, always sharing my achievements and expecting the same.

G) Idealistic, talking more about hopes and dreams than reality.

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How do you prefer to resolve conflicts in your relationship?

A) By making sure my partner understands my perspective is the right one.

B) By avoiding conflict altogether.

C) By making peace, even if I believe I’m not at fault at times.

D) By introducing an unrelated topic or issue to divert attention from the conflict.

E) By laying out my expectations for how the conflict should be resolved.

F) By demonstrating that my way of resolving conflicts has been correct in past situations.

G) By imagining a resolution that might could potentially happen.

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In a relationship, how do you feel about your partner having close friendships outside of the relationship?

A) I’m skeptical and enjoy being his center of attention.

B) I’m ok with it even if I’m neglected. My focus is my partner.

C) I encourage it, even if it means I’m left out, to ensure my partner’s happiness.

D) I need to have control over who my partner is friends with and how much time is spent with them.

E) I compare my social circle with my partners’ to ensure mine is just as good if not better.

F) I often envision us having the perfect group of mutual friends.

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