Are you someone who holds grudges?
I never ever hold grudges.
I only hold grudges for unforgivable errors.
I still hate anyone who has ever done anything wrong to me.
I hold grudges, but I let go of them easily.
When you and a loved one have an argument, what do you do?
Wait for an apology, after which you'd apologize.
Suggest you both take time off, then reach out to them after.
Try to fix the problem immediately.
Ignore them.
How do you text back someone you don't like that you've acknowledged their message?
Your friend tells you a false negative rumor that they've heard about you. What would you do?
I'd set the rumor straight.
I'd find out who said it and confront them.
I'd brush it off.
I'd ask my friend to stop spreading the rumor and to pass the message to who she heard the rumor from.
You find out who started the rumor. What will you do?
I'll forget about the issue and treat them normally.
I'll spread another rumor about him.
I'll confront him and ask him to stop.
I'll give him the cold shoulder.
In a text argument, do you ever bring up old messages as evidence?
Yes, I make sure he knows what he or I have said.
I refer to them but I don't mention it.
No, I don't think that's necessary.
How many people have you blocked on social media?
A few, but they're people who've done me wrong.
Too many to count!
I don't think I've blocked anyone on purpose.
Some, mostly spam accounts.
Do you get annoyed when people read your messages but don't reply right away?
Nope, they're probably busy.
Kind of, but as long as they reply me, I'll be okay.
Yes, so I'll do the same to them.
Yes, it really annoys me.
Do you send a follow-up text when they don't reply?
No, and I'll ignore them if they reply.
Yes, only if it's important.
No, I would never.
Yes, but only if they haven't replied for a couple of days.
You see someone you don't like trip and fall down. You would:
How often do you say "I just think it's funny how" at the start of a sentence expressing your displeasure?
Never!
All the time!
Rarely
Sometimes
Do you tend to speak or write about someone indirectly, with the intended person possibly hearing or seeing it?
Never!
Rarely
Sometimes
All the time!
How often do you have to get in the last word?
Rarely
All the time!
Sometimes
Never
You and your friend have two slices of pizza left, but one is obviously bigger than the other. You:
Explain the situation and come to a decision together.
Give the smaller one to him and take the bigger one.
Ask if you could have the bigger one.
Give the bigger one to him and take the smaller one.
When do you think an argument ends?
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