Free Marriage Compatibility Test

1) Have discussions regarding your possible marriage involved the ceremony or the life after it.

a. The ceremony.
b. Our life beyond the wedding.
c. Both equally.

2) Are you both in agreement as to whether you will write your own vows or take the traditional ones associated with your faith.

a. We're in agreement.
b. We disagree.
c. It hasn't been discussed.

3) If after setting up house with your spouse you found the onus of household chores unfavorably falling onto your lap would you.

a. Be fine with that.
b. Quietly accept it, but be miserable in the process.
c. Immediately set down new ground rules for equally shared responsibilities.

4) Has the issue of varied opinions or beliefs in or about religion been a source of tension between both of you up to this point.

a. Yes.
b. No.
c. In some occurrences.

5) Have the financial responsibilities associated with this person and your shared future been discussed with firm and satisfactory conclusions.

a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Only general money related issues have been discussed.

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6) If you suddenly discovered that either your family or theirs disapproved of your impending wedding would it.

a. Not make any difference to either of you.
b. Cause some tension.
c. Create a problem that couldn't be resolved.

7) If a situation arose where you or your future spouse had to or wanted to move but the others life was settled and stable in the area you both were living would you.

a. Move in order to meet the greater needs of the situation.
b. Offer or receive great resistance from the person that was stable and settled.
c. The settled and stable individual would refuse out right.

8) Has the issue of having a family and all it entails been talked over.

a. Yes, agreeably.
b. Yes, with disagreement.
c. Not talked about at all.

9) Do your interests and disinterests in life style related issues.

a. Conflict.
b. Inter-relate on a completely positive level.
c. Share a reasonably common ground.

10) When you talk to this person about spending your life with them do you both gain a sense of shared happiness from the same aspects of married life or different ones.

a. The same goals and points of interest are shared.
b. Fundamentally different things provide individual happiness.
c. Our happiness is derived from both shared and individual interests.