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My Result: (IQ is 124)

Acceptance = 5/10
Communication = 7/10
Conflict Resolution = 9/10

You, it turns out, are a Charmer in relationships.



You have a certain charisma and charm that is hard to resist, and a way of making people feel like they're the only one in the room. In your relationships, you have an amazing amount of confidence that shows in your every move. From the way you talk to the way you carry yourself or the way you grab that certain someone's hand — you give off an air of certainty. You sail smoothly through a multitude of situations, and your self-assurance is one of the qualities that people find especially attractive about you.

Your passion for life runs through every aspect of your relationships. You have strong opinions, and you want others to see things as you do. As such, it's probably important that you partner round out your worldview, complementing the way you see things. You enjoy this "us against the world" feeling. That's why it's particularly important that you can count on your partner to be able to meet you where you stand, while also giving you enough space to do things on your own. You're very consistent about your beliefs and practices, which is a trait your significant other appreciates about you.

During an argument when your partner isn't appreciating you, you may find yourself agreeing with an opposing view, just so the discussion will end on a positive note. Your views may not necessarily have changed, but you act as if they have so you can keep the peace. You don't like to argue, and it takes a lot for you to have a fight. But it doesn't take you long to make up. In fact, kissing and making up is the easiest part of an argument for you.

When it comes to kissing, your playful nature comes across both in and outside the bedroom. Sex is an integral part of your relationship, and it's one of the ways that makes you feel accepted by your lover. Sometimes, there are no words to describe how you feel, and only physical intimacy can communicate your emotions.

In your relationships, you're looking for a certain level of stability. You want a peaceful relationship, not one that's filled with emotional highs and lows. To you, relationships are meaningful, and because of that, you and your partner don't play emotional games with one another. It's important to you that you both feel you're on the same page, so that you can form a steady and solid relationship foundation.

That foundation will carry through your feelings about sex as well. Sex is a way for you to connect with your partner, and it holds a lot of meaning for you. It's vital that you feel a bond between you and your partner, and lovemaking is a great way for you to express the strong emotions you have for your partner.

You try hard to express yourself clearly, and it's frustrating for you when your partner doesn't seem to understand you. When your partner is grasping at straws trying to "figure you out," it can disrupt your sense of that solid foundation that's so important to you.

Sex:
How you deal with sex is different from your general knowledge about sex. Here's how you scored on specially designated "facts of life" questions on our test: 4 out of 10.

With a score like that, we can tell you know the basics and then some about sex. Sex is fun and interesting to you, but it doesn't consume your life. You don't necessarily go out looking for new sex information, but somehow you've picked up some new facts along the way. Want to see how we figured your general knowledge about sex? Here's the answer key.

Deep Down:
You are true-blue in your relationships, and you like your significant other to be the same way. You like things to be consistent, both in relationships and out in the world, because it gives you a feeling of stability and continuity. This creates a pattern in your relationship and in life that's easy for you to follow. Sometimes, though, you may feel like you're in a relationship rut, where you're simply going through the motions without getting anywhere. This can take its toll. Because you, more than others, have a hard time trying new things, braving a new world can leave you feeling helpless, or at least out of control and overwhelmed.

Take Action:
Don't let your thirst for stability drive you into a relationship rut. Head it off before it actually happens. Break out of the mold and see where it leads you, but start with small steps. Why not take a yoga class together? Or surprise your partner with a weekend getaway? By trying some things that are out of your norm, you may find new worlds opening up to you, and your relationship will ultimately grow and become more intimate as you expand your horizons together.