Couples/Healthy Relationship Quiz DUPLICATE FOR RELATED EMBEDS ONLY

Do you enjoy spending time together, even if the activity is something as simple as running errands?

Is your partner liked by your family and friends?

Do you both trust each other?

Are you able to discuss feelings openly without feeling judged or ridiculed?

Are you honest with your partner?

Do you feel like your partner is honest with you?

Do you feel like your emotional needs are being met?

Are you and your partner able to resolve conflicts without saying hurtful things to each other?

Can you be yourself without fear of rejection?

Do you respect each other’s boundaries?

Do you have relationships with friends and family outside of your relationship?

Are you and your partner supportive of each other’s goals and interests?

Have you ever thought about cheating on your partner?

Do you and your partner discuss sex and agree on what you want out of sex before engaging in sexual activities?

You Have a Healthy Relationship

No relationship is perfect, but it looks like you're feeling the love! If your needs are being met, the lines of communication stay open, and you and your partner continue to support one another, you will stay on the path of a long-term healthy relationship.

We could all stand to work harder on our relationships. If you're looking for strategies to shore up some weak spots, check out these resources for useful tips on maintaining long-term relationships:

Even if you are happy and fulfilled in your relationship, it's important to continue putting in the work to keep things on track. Maintaining strong communication and conflict resolution skills will go a long way to keeping your relationship healthy.

Your Relationship Is Somewhat Healthy

All relationships are works in progress filled with ups and downs that you can only get through together. If your relationship isn't quite where you want it, open communication with your partner is the best way to work out any issues you may be facing.

We could all stand to work harder on our relationships. If you're looking for strategies to shore up some weak spots, check out these resources for useful tips on maintaining long-term relationships:

If you feel like your relationship is in trouble or not fulfilling you the way it used to, you may consider working with a couples therapist. Learning how to improve your communication and conflict resolution can go a long way to getting your relationship back on track.

Your Relationship Has Unhealthy Patterns

There may be some issues to address in your relationship for it to continue. If you're struggling to communicate your needs and aren't feeling loved and supported by your partner, couples counseling may help, or it might be time to move on.

We could all stand to work harder on our relationships. If you're looking for strategies to shore up some weak spots, check out these resources for useful tips on maintaining long-term relationships: