Love Quizzes

When I hear the word soul mate, it speaks to me. I know if I thought it was possible to find someone like that, it's the kind of relationship I would want now.

I have a long history of committed relationships. If I don’t, I have seen, or am seeing, a therapist to try and change whatever has gotten in the way of my being committed to someone.

Even if I meet someone who really turns me on, I won’t continue seeing him if I think there is no possibility for a long-term relationship.

I find myself looking for a different kind of person that I used to when I was just dating for the fun of it.

I wait longer to have sex with people I date these days. I don’t want to get that involved if it’s not going to be a relationship with a future, or I don’t want to go too fast and take a chance at ruining something that might be important if I handle it right.

When I meet someone now, I think quite a bit about whether or not we would have compatible values about the role of children in our lives.

I find I’m bored or frustrated by a date if nothing emotionally intimate is going on between us. My standards on how intimate a relationship has to be have gone way up.

When I read a man’s bio, I look for a lot of similarity in values, goals and interests. I am less interested than I was in “bad boys” or someone handsome, but very different from me in what I want for my long-term future.

To be honest, I’m lonely at a deeper level that I show. Just going out on dates, even fun dates, doesn’t solve that loneliness. In fact, it makes it worse.

When I hear about someone meeting the man they were meant to be with, I’m envious.