Trust
Your score = 71
Security
Your score = 71
Conflict Resolution
Your score = 50
Sexuality
Your score = 76
Your score on the trust component of the test indicated that you
are generally trusting of your partner
but there may be some danger
signs. If you are not aware of your slight tendency to be
possessive and don't learn to keep it in check, it may explode in
your face one day. Yes, occasional bouts of jealousy are normal and
the odd visit from the green-eyed monster may be unavoidable. You
may often be torn in two directions - flattered if someone finds
your mate attractive, yet somewhat threatened. The important thing,
however, is how you react to these feelings.
There are various possible reasons for your jealous tendencies; you
may have been burned in the past by someone that you trusted, be
afraid of having your heart stomped on, or have slight doubts about
your ability to keep your partner interested. This is an issue you
may want to investigate - do you sometimes feel unworthy, or suffer
from low self-esteem? You may want to remind yourself that your
partner chose to be with you for a reason, and being jealous will
certainly not make you more attractive in his/her eyes. People with
confidence are less jealous, and when they do experience this nasty
emotion they keep it under control. You already seem to have this
awareness, but may need to work on it. Notice your reactions when
your trust is tested
do you over-react? Do you think before you
accuse your partner or jump to conclusions? Do you try to control
or monitor him/her? Promise yourself that you will stop and think
before you resort to these relationship-damaging behaviors. If you
find that the problem grows or you are no longer able to control
yourself, you may want to probe into the roots of these feelings.
Be honest with your partner about your difficulties with trust,
work on yourself, and remember; jealousy is poisonous to any
healthy relationship.
Security
Your results show that you generally feel secure in your
relationship, but may have occasional moments of doubt. You may not
be completely confident in the strength of your relationship. In
that case, you may want to examine the following questions: Is this
a result of some difficulties in your relationship at the moment,
or is it a reoccurring issue? Do you, for example, feel that it
could fall apart if under pressure or in situations of conflict?
This may be either a reflection of the actual relationship or a
personal issue. Have you reached a level of closeness and intimacy
in your relationship, or is it still in the forming stages? Or does
your partner give you real reasons to question the stability of
your relationship? For example, is he/she inconsistent with his/her
affection or actions? Is he/she distant at times, or unreliable? If
you truly feel the problem is this relationship, you should
consider having a serious talk with your partner. Voice your
concerns, without making angry accusations, and try to find ways
that you could build the strength of your relationship. If you have
a tendency to question all your relationships, however, you might
benefit from examining your own insecurities. Do you worry about
losing your partner without any real threats in sight? Do you
wonder if you are good enough for him/her, or think that you could
break up from any little fight? The root of doubt in love is
sometimes a lack of self-confidence - it takes two stable
individuals to build a strong relationship, after all. Try doing
some soul-searching, and you may discover that if you work on your
self-esteem your relationship has more chance of blossoming.
Conflict Resolution
Congratulations! Like the great politicians and businessmen of
history, you know that compromise is the key to success. Your
results show that you are generally able to listen to your partner,
consider his/her opinions and present your views in a diplomatic
way. This doesn't mean that you can't assert yourself; when it's an
important issue, you are able to stand your ground, but you have
the common sense to know when it is worth your while to just let it
go. As we all know, couples often argue about the silliest things,
like toilet seats and the best way to wash the dishes. You seem
able to talk about these small, day-to-day things in a calm,
non-threatening way so they don't escalate into a
relationship-damaging war. In general, you fight the big battles,
and let the little ones go. This is a reflection of the confidence
you have in yourself - you know that your partner won't judge you
or fall out of love with you if you express a different opinion. In
fact, he/she most likely respects that you are unique individuals
with different views. Perhaps you still enjoy the occasional
argument (let's be honest- who doesn't?) but it's the way you fight
that allows this to be a natural, harmless part of your
relationship. You are aware of the common pitfalls of arguing, such
as personal attacks ("You're an idiot!"), generalizations ("You
never ask me how I feel!"), dredging up old issues from the past
("Remember two years ago, when you ate the last donut!"),
accusations ("You're in love with my best friend, aren't you!"),
and mind-reading ("You think my family is boring!"). You realize
that occasional arguing is a natural event in any relationship, and
does not mean the end. A great way to learn more is by taking
Queendom's Arguing Styles Test.
Keep up the good work, and your relationship shouldn't fall into
the pit of constant bickering. Happy arguing!
Sexuality
You had a high score on the sexuality aspect of the test,
indicating an adventurous attitude. You are comfortable with your
sexual side, which probably stems as much from your confidence as
from lust and sensuality. You are willing to try new things your
partner suggests, and are able to come up with new ideas yourself.
This openness will allow you and your partner to keep the flames of
passion burning with a sense of fun and creativity. You know that
routine can be the killer of a vibrant sex-life, and have got the
perspective necessary to avoid such a trap.
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Theory Of Relativity
Eating a lot of good food will make 1 hour seem like 5 minutes
while eating lotsa horrigible cooked veggies will make 5 minutes
seem like 1 hour 
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