Fictional example

What a shared result can look like

Two people have taken the assessment separately. This report shows how both alignment and clear differences can create a useful starting point for a conversation.

Shared results

How you see your relationship

Use your differences as invitations to be curious, not as proof that one person is right.

84out of 100

Alignment score

You experience your relationship in similar ways. The score shows how similar your answers are – not how “good” your relationship is.

Score by topic
100 means every statement in the topic was rated “strongly agree.”
Person 1Person 2
Security and commitment90 / 95
Warmth and responsiveness95 / 95
Communication100 / 85
Handling conflict90 / 95
Sex and physical intimacy60 / 92
Emotional stability90 / 95
Stress and teamwork80 / 95
Division of labor and mental load80 / 95
Investing in the relationship90 / 95
Fun, adventure, and joy95 / 95
Friendship and everyday joy95 / 95
Respect, freedom, and boundaries90 / 95
Values and the future90 / 80
Overall assessment95 / 95
Answers side by side
The largest differences are shown first. Low answers are marked as topics worth exploring together.
Sex and physical intimacyTalk about thisLook closer

I am satisfied with our sex life.

2
5
Division of labor and mental loadTalk about thisLook closer

The division of labor between us feels fair.

2
5
Sex and physical intimacyTalk about thisLook closer

I feel desired and attractive in our relationship.

2
4
Sex and physical intimacyTalk about thisLook closer

We can talk openly about sex, needs, and boundaries.

2
4
Stress and teamworkTalk about thisLook closer

My partner makes life easier when I am stressed.

2
4
Values and the futureTalk about thisLook closer

Our wishes about children, finances, where to live, and lifestyle are compatible.

4
2
CommunicationTalk about this

I feel heard when I bring up something important.

5
3
Security and commitment

I have fundamental trust in my partner.

4
5
Warmth and responsiveness

I feel seen, understood, and appreciated.

5
4
Warmth and responsiveness

I feel like a priority during an ordinary week.

4
5
Communication

We can speak honestly about difficult things.

5
4
Handling conflict

I feel fundamentally safe even when we disagree.

4
5
Sex and physical intimacy

I feel physically and sexually attracted to my partner.

4
5
Emotional stability

Our relationship is shaped more by calm than by turmoil.

4
5
Stress and teamwork

We share the load fairly when pressure increases.

4
5
Division of labor and mental load

We both take initiative without one person having to be the project manager.

4
5
Division of labor and mental load

Our division of responsibilities feels sustainable in the long run.

5
4
Investing in the relationship

We make enough time for our relationship.

4
5
Fun, adventure, and joy

We do new things and do not let everything run on autopilot.

4
5
Fun, adventure, and joy

Our relationship makes my life richer and more alive.

5
4
Friendship and everyday joy

My partner is one of my closest friends.

4
5
Friendship and everyday joy

It feels good to come home to my partner.

5
4
Respect, freedom, and boundaries

I can be my whole self in this relationship.

4
5
Values and the future

Our differences seem manageable over time.

4
5
Values and the future

I genuinely want more of my future to be with my partner.

5
4
Overall assessment

Our relationship gives me more energy than it drains.

4
5
Overall assessment

Our relationship has what it takes to be good in the long run.

5
4
Security and commitment

I feel secure that my partner truly wants this relationship.

4
4
Security and commitment

We choose each other, even when the relationship asks a little more of us.

5
5
Security and commitment

Our relationship feels stable and secure enough for me.

5
5
Warmth and responsiveness

My partner responds with care when I am having a hard time.

5
5
Warmth and responsiveness

We show each other enough care and affection.

5
5
Communication

We can express our needs without the conversation often going off the rails.

5
5
Communication

We address important topics instead of putting them off.

5
5
Handling conflict

We can disagree without contempt, digs, or personal attacks.

4
4
Handling conflict

We find our way back to each other after a conflict.

5
5
Handling conflict

Our problems are usually resolved, not simply buried.

5
5
Sex and physical intimacy

We have enough physical closeness, cuddling, and touch for me.

5
5
Emotional stability

I can be myself without walking on eggshells.

5
5
Emotional stability

We can calm ourselves when emotions take over.

5
5
Emotional stability

We both take responsibility for our own reactions.

4
4
Stress and teamwork

When life gets stressful, we become teammates rather than opponents.

5
5
Stress and teamwork

We support each other through difficult periods.

5
5
Division of labor and mental load

Most of the practical responsibility does not fall on me.

5
5
Investing in the relationship

We do small things to make each other happy.

5
5
Investing in the relationship

We create shared memories and plans to look forward to.

5
5
Investing in the relationship

Our relationship feels like something we are building, not merely something we have.

4
4
Fun, adventure, and joy

We have genuinely good fun together.

5
5
Fun, adventure, and joy

We laugh a lot together.

5
5
Friendship and everyday joy

I genuinely enjoy spending time with my partner.

5
5
Friendship and everyday joy

I enjoy ordinary everyday life with this person.

5
5
Respect, freedom, and boundaries

My boundaries are respected.

5
5
Respect, freedom, and boundaries

We respect each other's alone time, friends, and interests.

5
5
Respect, freedom, and boundaries

I feel free and safe, not controlled.

4
4
Values and the future

We want to move in roughly the same direction in life.

5
5
Overall assessment

Our relationship gives me more peace than worry.

5
5
Overall assessment

This is a relationship I would choose again today.

5
5
Total score for each partner
The sum of all answers shows how positively each of you views the relationship overall. It is a conversation starter, not a grade.
Person 1
251out of 285 points
Person 2
265out of 285 points
A helpful way to begin: Choose one area with strong alignment and one with a clear difference. Explain what the statement meant to you without arguing against your partner's score.