Self-Check

Is your relationship growing — or just surviving?

10 questions about connection, communication, and emotional safety. No data stored. Just honest reflection.

This is not a clinical assessment. It's a starting point.
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Common questions

How do I know if my relationship is unhealthy or just going through a rough patch?
Rough patches are temporary and both partners are willing to work through them. Unhealthy patterns are persistent, one-sided, or involve emotional manipulation, control, or contempt. If you're always the one trying, that's a pattern, not a patch.
When should we try couples therapy?
The best time is before you think you need it. If communication has broken down, resentment is building, or you feel more like roommates than partners — don't wait until someone has one foot out the door.
Can a relationship recover from emotional disconnection?
Yes, but it requires both people to be genuinely willing to do the work. Couples therapy, intentional communication, and vulnerability can rebuild connection — but only if both partners show up.
Is it normal to feel lonely in a relationship?
It's common, but it's not something to accept as normal. Loneliness within a relationship is often a sign of emotional disconnection, unmet needs, or communication breakdown. It deserves attention.