Marriage Partner. It’s natural to believe you know your spouse better than anyone else. But do you really? This test will give you an approximate answer to that question.
Marriage Partner – Let’s Begin!
Answer each question with “Yes” or “No.”
Does your spouse share personal secrets with you?
Do you know his/her favorite color?
Do you know how your spouse prefers to relieve stress?
Do you know how much your partner weighs?
Do you know what your partner loves most about you?
Do you know what irritates them the most about you?
Do you know your partner’s favorite food?
Are you aware of your spouse’s weaknesses?
Do you know anything about their social activities?
Do you know what they fear the most?
Scoring:
Each “Yes” = 5 points
Each “No” = 0 points
Results:
40-50 points: Congratulations! You truly know your partner, a strong foundation for a lasting and happy marriage.
30-35 points: A good result! You know your spouse well, but paying attention to more aspects of their personality would be beneficial.
20-25 points: You know quite a bit about your spouse but not everything. Consider spending more quality time together.
Less than 20 points: You don’t know your spouse well. Show more interest and find better ways to communicate.
Now, ask yourself these four simple questions.
Do you truly acknowledge your partner’s significance in your life?
Do you recognize their needs and strive to meet them?
Do you forgive and let go of their mistakes?
Do you treat yourself with the same kindness you show your spouse?
Be honest with yourself your answers serve as a deeper reflection of your relationship.
Conclusions.
Devoting yourself entirely to loving others without loving yourself leads nowhere. The world thrives on balance: self-love and love for another.
Men Are Smart.
Okay, maybe not all men, but certainly those shaped by life’s experiences. The reality is, men don’t want to live alone—they appreciate having a wife. But what about the rules of engagement? The truth is, men want relationships with women.
Rules for Women (From a Man’s Perspective)
1. Tears are emotional blackmail. That’s how we see it.
2. If you want something, say it directly. Keep it short and clear! Subtle hints don’t work.
REMEMBER: Even the most obvious hints won’t work! Just say it straight!
3. Learn to interact with the toilet seat. You’re not a child! If it’s up, put it down. We lift it; you lower it. We don’t complain when you don’t lift it.
4. “Yes” and “No” are perfectly acceptable answers. Brevity is a virtue.
5. Share problems with us only if they need solving. That’s why we’re here—to fix things you can’t. If you need sympathy, call a friend.
6. If your headache has lasted 17 months, see a doctor. Or consider a life without a man. SERIOUSLY.
7. Anything we said six months ago is not valid in an argument. The expiration date for any comment is seven days.
8. If you think you’re fat, you probably are. Don’t ask us.
**9. If our words can be interpreted in two ways, and one makes you furious, we meant the other one.
10. You can either ask us to do something or tell us how to do it—not both. If you know best, do it yourself.
11. If possible, save everything you want to say until the commercial break.
Men go where they want, when they want.
12. No one told Christopher Columbus where to sail, and we don’t need directions either!
13. All men see only 16 colors, like a Windows color palette. Peach is a fruit, not a color. Coral? No idea.
14. If something itches, we scratch it. End of story.
15. If we ask what’s wrong and you say “nothing,” we’ll act like nothing’s wrong.
**16. If you ask a question you don’t want an honest answer to, expect an answer you won’t like.
17. If we’re going out, anything you wear is fine. Really, it is.
**18. Don’t ask what we’re thinking unless you’re prepared to discuss winter tires, GPU specs, or last night’s game results.
19. You have plenty of clothes. You have plenty of shoes. End of discussion.
Thanks for reading! Yes, I know—if my wife reads this, I’m sleeping on the couch tonight. 😉 If we don’t like something, we know where to find alternatives.
Have a great day, ladies!
