should you break up?
No text box. No 47-question quiz. Tap what's true and get the answer your friends are too polite to give.
reading between the lines...
Not therapy. Not legal advice. Not responsible for any 2am texts. Talk to people who actually know you.
should you break up?
You've been going back and forth for weeks. You've googled it, rehearsed the conversation in the shower, asked your most trustworthy friend and your least trustworthy friend. You probably already know the answer. You're just looking for permission.
This quiz reads your answers and gives you the most honest, direct response it can. The kind a brutally honest best friend would give if they had absolutely nothing to lose. No hedging. No "only you can decide." No therapy speak.
Common situations: constant fighting, emotional unavailability, cheating and broken trust, feeling nothing anymore, long distance strain, controlling behaviour, growing apart.
questions people ask before taking this
Should I break up with my partner?
Classic signs you probably should: you dread going home to them, you feel lonelier with them than you would without, you've had the same fight 200 times with zero resolution, or you're only still there because of how long you've been together. Take the quiz. It'll say the thing.
How do I know if the relationship is worth saving?
Worth working on if: you fight but genuinely repair afterwards, it's a rough patch with an obvious cause, you still actually like each other as people, and you want to be with them rather than just needing them. Fear of change is not the same as the relationship being good.
What are signs of a toxic relationship?
Walking on eggshells. Feeling unsafe during arguments. Being slowly cut off from your friends. Always somehow being the one at fault. Silent treatment that stretches into days. Emotional or physical abuse. If any of these apply, the answer is almost always leave.
what people describe before asking
- You dread going home to them
- More alone with them than without
- Same fight, 200 times, no resolution
- Your friends quietly stopped asking about them
- Staying because of history, not because of now
- You fight but you genuinely repair
- Rough patch with a clear cause
- You still like each other as people
- Scared of change, not scared of them
- You've grown together, not just grown
- Long distance with no end date
- Mental health is a significant factor
- You love them but aren't in love
- Right person, wrong timing
- You know what to do. You're just not ready.
from the same unhinged mind