Quiz: How Will Your Love Story End?

These days, more and more couples choose to live together for all kinds of reasons. Some feel that marriage is too complicated, which can lead to hesitation or even fear. Still, living together isn’t the final destination of love—marriage remains the best choice. If you’re still unsure, why not take this quiz to see where your relationship might be headed?

1. Where do you usually spend the most money?

A. Everyday expenses

B. Entertainment

2. If you walked in and found your partner in bed, completely naked, with someone else, what would you do?

A. Kick them out in a rage

B. Sit on the floor, heartbroken

3. Which of the following do you dislike the most?

A. Using people for personal gain

B. Only reaching out when they need something

4. If you suddenly decided to cut your long hair short one day, would you regret it?

A. Yes

B. No

5. When you go to karaoke with friends, what matters most about the place?

A. Location and convenience

B. Atmosphere

6. What kind of watermelon do you prefer?

A. Mealy (less juicy)

B. Juicy

7. What can you absolutely not tolerate in a relationship?

A. Lies

B. Infidelity

8. Which profession would you least want your partner to have?

A. A pop star

B. A constantly traveling artist

9. If you were going to be foolishly obsessed, which would you rather be?

A. A lovesick fool

B. A naive simpleton

10. What do you think about wealthy people spending a lot of money to find a partner online?

A. Their money, their choice—I don’t judge

B. It’s superficial

11. If a single man and woman share a bed but claim nothing happened, would you believe them?

A. No

B. Yes

12. In the song "At Least I Still Have You," which line moves you more?

A. Maybe I could forget the whole world, but I never want to lose news of you; I even remember the little mole on your palm

B. I’m afraid time will fly and I won’t have enough of it to cherish you; I’m afraid time will crawl and I’ll worry day and night about losing you. I wish we could grow old together and never be apart

13. Whose photo do you keep in your wallet?

A. Your own

B. Your partner’s

14. If a single woman dates a divorced man with kids, do you think their relationship can work?

A. No; there will be lots of problems down the road

B. Yes; if they truly love each other, it can work

15. Do you put romance before friendship?

A. Yes

B. No

16. If it’s sweltering, would you push your live-in partner off the bed to sleep on the floor?

A. Yes

B. No

17. If your ex asked you to get back together, would you?

A. Hesitate

B. No

18. Would you temporarily give up love to pursue your dreams?

A. Yes

B. No

19. When you’re on your computer and your partner keeps bugging you, what do you do?

A. Ignore them

B. Let them use it

20. If a man says he loves you but won’t make the relationship official, what do you do?

A. Walk away

B. Put up with being the other woman

A: Your partner gets stolen away

You may think that living together means you’ve reached a major milestone, so you stop caring about your appearance and get increasingly casual about everything. But plenty of people are eyeing your partner. If you don’t keep showing up as your best self, once your partner gets tired of your “whatever” attitude, someone else could easily steal them away.

B: Marriage

You’re not casual about relationships. If you decide to live with someone, you’ve already committed to a future together. You choose partners carefully, making sure they’re truly worth your wholehearted effort; otherwise, you won’t proceed. As a result, your love stories tend to end well, and you’re likely to walk down the aisle together.

C: Continuing to live together

Right now, neither of you feels fully ready, and the future still holds many uncertainties. Without the stability to talk seriously about marriage, you’ll likely keep living together until your career settles, you both mature, and you’ve built a solid financial foundation. Even then, if marriage feels like too much hassle, you may just continue cohabiting.

D: Breakup

You’ve been together for quite a while, and the spark feels like it’s fading. You can barely recall the rush of those early days. Now it feels like you’re just roommates—neither happy nor able to let go—so a breakup may be on the horizon. If you still care about this relationship, put in the effort to change the current dynamic; otherwise, it may truly become beyond repair.