1.	Because of your partnership, would you decline a very attractive job offer if it meant you would have to move to a city far away? Yes. The relationship is more important to me. No. My partner can come along. You would decide that together.
2.	Does thinking about your relationship often prevent you from concentrating on other things? Yes.     No.     Only when big problems arise.
3.	Can you imagine yourself living without a partner for some years of your life and being happy? Yes, if I had good friends near by. No. I cannot imagine such a thing. It wouldn't be easy, but it is possible.
4.	Do you think it makes sense that marriage vows are for life? No. They are outdated. Yes. Otherwise there would be no need for marriage. You should believe so, at least at the wedding ceremony.
5.	Do you call your partner during the day just because you miss him or her? Yes. That happens often. No. We see each other often enough. I did in the beginning, but not any longer.
6.	Who generally suffers more from a separation or divorce? The man.     The woman.     That probably differs from case to case.
7.	In your opinion, what is probably the reason why one partner doesn't want to sleep with the other anymore? One partner is suffering from professional stress or other problems. One of them fell in love with someone else. Their passion has cooled off.
8.	Do you tell each other how much you love each other? No. He or she knows that. Yes. It's nice to hear that often. Perhaps on some occasions, but not too often or it loses its meaning.
9.	Some psychologists define love as a kind of barter in which one partner says, "You give me your beauty, and I'll give you my status." What do you think of such a view? It may be true for some couples, but what does it have to do with love? That idea isn't as crazy as it sounds. That is simply nonsense!