Check your romance quotient

The long walks in the green meadows. Nothing but the twinkling eyes of your beloved. A tender touch and endless love talks. Being romantic is all about this and more. Do you fit into this frame? Or being romantic just not your call. We test your romance-o-meter with this simple test.

Your six month anniversary with your partner is coming up in one week. As a gift, you will:

Do nothing. You're not into the whole gift thing.
Run out that day to get a card - you always leave things like that to the last moment.
Shop around for the next few days to find a gift you know your partner will love.
Relax. You've already bought a gift and planned a special celebration for the occasion.

Your pet name for your partner is:

Any cute name that you can imagine
Honey
His/her given name
Baby

It's Friday night, and you've got a date with your partner. What are your ideal plans?

Watching a romantic video while cuddling by the light of the scented candles.
Getting together with your partner and a bunch of good friends.
Getting dressed up for a night that will include good wine, a fine meal, dancing and a moonlit stroll.
Staying in with a warm bath drawn for two, followed by a sensual full-body massage, topped with champagne and strawberries.

Massage is best:

When my partner does it for me every day after work.
When my partner and I do it for each other when ever we're stressed.
When done with love, tenderness and a little massage oil.
When done with massage oil by candlelight with soft music playing in the background.

Your partner wants to cuddle. You:

Oblige and cudle your honey.
Try to avoid it whenever possible - you're not a cuddly type of person.
Snuggle right up. You'd be in heaven if you could just cuddle all day.
Cuddle even though you don't enjoy it; it's one of the surest ways to get sex.

You and your partner have had a bad fight. You know you were clearly in the wrong, and you admit it. Your partner was very hurt and upset. How would you apologise?

With a simple, 'I know I was wrong and I'm very sorry. Can we get over this?'
By singing, 'I'm sorry' on your partner's answering machine every few hours and sending a plant to express your regret.
By bringing flowers and saying something like, 'I'm sorry. Please let's not fight like this ever again.
By having a long talk about how you were wrong, and that you're sorry, and then making up with a lot of affection.

For your honey's birthday, you decide to pick up:

Something practical that can be used often.
Something that your partner really wants and will enjoy while thinking of you.
A new watch, dinner at the finest restaurant in town, a dozen roses, more than anything he or she would possibly ask for, because your partner deserves the best.
Something that has sentimental value for both of you - along with a thoughtful card, which may also be accompanied by some flowers.

When it somes to celebrating anniversaries, you like to:

Celebrate the anniversary of the day you met, every month for the first year and then once a year.
Celebrate the anniversary of the day you became a couple, the day you first kissed, the day you first met, the first time you said 'I love you', etc.
Hope your partner hints about it the week before, because you can never remember anniversaries.
Celebrate the anniversary of the day you became a couple every year.

When you think about Valentine's day, you consider it:

A greeting-card holiday, used only as a way to make money for companies selling cards, candy and flowers.
A perfect excuse to celebrate your love.
A day when you're expected to do things for each other.
It's the most romantic and fun day of the year!

And when you say 'I love you'

You reaaly mean it.
You like to be poetic and add little things like, 'with all my heart' or 'forever and ever'.
You've only saying it back so your partner doesn't feel uncomfortable having said it first.
You're only saying it to get your partner into bed.

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