1) Your rushing down the hall because you're late for class. You see your partner outside the window talking to another person who don't really know. They're both laughing. You:  a) Keep going to class - you're glad your partner seems to be having a good time b) Keep going, but you can't help feeling a twinge of jealousy inside as you wonder if they were flirting. But you decide not to make an issue of it, because you trust your partner c) Knock on the window and give your partner a look that says you dont want them talking to this person. You'll tell your partner later d) Go outside, grab your partner by the arm and drag them away while yelling accusations of flirting and maybe even cheating. You make it clear that you dont ever want to see your partner around that person again, and if you do they will both get it! 2) Your partner annouces that they are planning a night out with friends on Friday. You:  a) Tell your partner to have fun. You'll miss your regular Friday night together; but you haven't had a night out with your friends in a while either.   b) Are a little hurt and tell your partner you want to spend time together and thought they felt the same. After discussing it, you realize your partner does want to be with you but agree that both of your friendships are important too. c) Tell your partner " If you really loved me, you would want to spend all your time with me like I do with you." You know if you make them feel guilty enough you'll get your way. d) Get furious. You hate your partner's friends because they're always trying to break you two up, and you know they are probably planning to hook up with someone else. You tell your partner if they don't spend Friday with you, it's over.  3) You and your partner usually go out to eat on Saturday nights. When it comes time to pay the bill:  a) You either split the bill or take turns paying, since you both have about the same amount of money b) One of you pays most of the time, but this is mostly based on who has more money and not on gender roles. The other person offers to pay when they can and this is comfortable for both people. c) The man in the relationship always pays, because this is how you both learned it's supposed to be d) You always pay because you handle the money in this relationship. Besides, you know it means you can expect something in return later. 4) Your partner cancelled plans with you because they have to work on a project in the library with a friend from English class. Later on, one your friends mentions he saw your partner sitting under a tree by the school with someone other than who your partner said they would be with. You:  a) Figure there must have been a change in plans and your partner will mention it later. b) Plan to ask your partner later how the library was. You know there's probably an explanation, but you want to make sure they are being honest with you. c) Question your friend about every detail, then angrily confront your partner and threaten the person they were talking to. d) Blow your top- you know this means your partner is cheating on you. You take off to find them, so you can knock some sense into your partner and fight the person they are with. 5) Your partner just told you they have been accepted to a great college in another state. You: a) Have been keeping your fingers crossed since you helped your partner with the college application , because you know this is a great opportunity even though you will miss them. b) Act happy, but can't help feeling disappointed. You had hoped your partner would go to a local school so you could be together. c) Tell your partner they are making a mistake, will probably flunk out, and you might not be around when they get back. You hope this will change their mind d) Tell your partner they're only going over your dead body 6) You want to go to the ball game, but your partner wants to go to a movie. You: a) Compromise. You might go to the game tonight and go to the movie tomorrow, or decide to go your separate ways and meet up afterwards.  b) Try really hard to convince your partner to go to the game  c) Get into an argument, and tell your partner you either go to the game or you don't go out at all.  d) Go to the game without discussion - you both know you make the decisions in the relationship.  7) Think about that worst argument you ever had with a dating partner. You: a) Argued but did not call each other nasty names or curse each other out. In the end you either resolved the problem by talking, or agreed to disagree.  b) Got so angry that you cursed at your partner and said some hurtful things - but never intimidated or made your partner feel unsafe.  c) Got so angry that you punched a wall or broke something d) Got so angry that you grabbed, pushed or hit your partner. 

What would you do. . .?

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