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The Love Test

by Susan Quilliam


We hear so much about love that it's tempting to assume that everyone finds it effortless. Not so. Loving is the hardest challenge we face and a skill we have to learn. Does love come easy to you? Take our quick quiz to discover your love style and what you can do to improve it.



 

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1. You're at a busy party and spot Mr Drop Dead Gorgeous across the crowded room. You:
  Make sure he notices you strutting your stuff - then leave it up to him to make contact
  Steer clear. Someone as gorgeous as him wouldn't bother with someone like you
  Stand next to him at the buffet and start chatting to check out whether your personalities fit
  Move heaven and earth to get talking to him
 
2. What you typically look for in a partner is:
  Someone to have fun and sex with
  Someone who makes you feel good
  Someone whose self-confidence will rub off on you
  Mutual respect
 
3. When you were young, before your first boyfriend, did you think that true love was:
  A challenge, but possible
  A wonderful, romantic ideal
  About having as much fun as possible
  About giving your all for love
 
4. To be happy in a relationship, you must have:
  A partner who is sure of themselves, who can take the lead
  An equal balance of power
  Instant chemistry
  An easy life - arguments or challenges aren't part of a happy relationship
 
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