1.	How often do you have a one-on-one conversation with your partner? At least once a day, even on the weekends. Often, but sometimes we won't talk for a day or two. Hardly ever, we are either too busy or are with all of our other friends.
2.	When you have one-on-one conversations, who usually initiates and carries them? We tend to go back and forth, sharing thoughts and ideas. My partner, because usually I can't get a word in. I usually initiate them because my partner doesn't have much to say.
3.	How often do you argue? Never. All the time. Once in awhile.
4.	Your partner ditched you last night. You had plans to see a movie and he/she never called. What do you do? Call and ask why he/she didn't call. Call your friends to tell them how mad you are and then ignore his/her calls for a little while. Not say anything and wait for him/her to explain.
5.	Saturday night you decide to hang out with your friends instead of with your partner; however, he/she wanted to hang out with you. What do you do? Not worry about it. Friends are just as important, if not more. Call him/her before you go and explain the situation, hoping he/she won't get too mad. Call him/her on Sunday and just act real casual.
6.	For your birthday, your partner gets you a shirt that you absolutely hate. What do you do? Tell him/her it was a wonderful thought, but it's not really your style. Return it, but don't say anything. You don't want to hurt his feelings. Pretend that you like it and wear it just around him, if at all.
7.	You are ready to leave the party, but you can tell your partner is having a lot of fun. What do you do? Just go. You'll call him/her later. Tell your partner that you'd like to leave soon and ask him/her if that's ok. Not say anything and wait until he/she is ready.