ETA: For me on one hand it definitely is a priority for us to be together and I'd work through whatever happens. But are they talking about being literally together all the time...cause that I don't agree with.
Uggghhh I'm thinking too much into these!
SoonToBeMrsCampos
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strongly agree. lol we are home-bodies and can never get sick of spending time together. (after nearly 7yrs)
SoonToBeMrsCampos
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oooh, well i took it as physical time spent together.
2010BTB
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oooh, well i took it as physical time spent together.
That's where I'm getting confused with some of these question. You can read into them differently - oh well if we fail the test...they're still going to marry us...lol
melisslac
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Don't stress about the questions, Its mainly being used to start brining up topics that maybe you and your FH have not thought about and then it gets you guys talking about them. I took the online assessment 2 months ago for our pre-cana this weekend. Good luck!
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hmm, i don't know ... just say 'strongly agree' since i'm sure that's the answer they want to hear lol
if it's the wrong one, tell them you misread it.
i'm such a kissass
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Posted by AwaitingAugust
hmm, i don't know ... just say 'strongly agree' since i'm sure that's the answer they want to hear lol
if it's the wrong one, tell them you misread it.
i'm such a kissass
this just made me snort! ye I say no matter what they mean just put down I strongly agree (I am teacher's pet too )
Matos2Conroy
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It's all in your interpretation. I would take that as more on the emotional level rather than physical. You should be fine with either agree or strongly agree. There should be no problem as long as there isn't a major discrepency between your response and FH's.
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I don't think a relationship can have a standardized test. They probably want to hear strongly agree. But I agree with you, I don't think it's a black and white answer.
