I am comfortable, satisfied and successful in my single life.
I regularly do things to feel more comfortable in my single life.
I have a reasonable expectation of what qualities I am looking for in a partner.
I am comfortable approaching people I am attracted to.
I have no emotional, legal or physical ties to a former relationship.
I am happy with myself while I am in a relationship.
I am curious about why I am attracted to certain types of partners.
I am willing to compromise in an argument to avoid conflict.
I know when a relationship becomes destructive and needs to end.
I do not criticize my partner during a fight.
I feel comfortable being naked in front of someone new.
I feel comfortable with my lovemaking skills.
I am ready to be in a monogamous relationship.
I need to feel sexual chemistry to feel attracted to someone.
I am able to communicate my sexual needs.
Your responses indicate that you are struggling with the many challenges of being single. Go back and read the questions that you answered no to gain some insight into the areas that need to be improved. Self-confidence and self-awareness are important to be happy and successful in relationships.
Getting involved in relationships is usually not the problem but making them last is a challenge. Achieving a healthy emotional commitment in a relationship involves choosing the right partner as well as knowing when a relationship becomes destructive. Any questions that you answered negatively indicate the areas of relationships to target your energy.
You are confident and aware and communicate those qualities to the people that you meet. You continue to thrive as a single person while you remain open for the right relationship. Use your good judgment to choose a partner who makes you laugh as well as makes you feel fulfilled. You are open and curious and always want to improve your skills. Improve your skills in the areas that you answered no and you will improve the quality of your intimate relationships.
Disclaimer This quiz is intended to be used for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for appropriate psychological or clinical evaluation. If you have questions or concerns regarding your functioning in relationships you should consult a mental health professional.