Answer These Very Serious Morality Questions and We'll Guess If You Are Single, Taken or Somewhere In Between!
By: Emily Maggrett
9 min
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About This Quiz
Can the state of your love life determine whether or not you're an ethical person? In other words, does being single mean that you're more irresponsible than a taken person, or does dating tons of cuties at once mean that you're cruel or dishonest?Â
Whether we admit it or not, most people make assumptions about what other people's dating statuses mean about their morality. They think coupled-up people are good and people with secret relationships are bad. They see unhappily single people as being nice and sympathetic and happily single people as somehow being wicked, just because they like to date around.Â
But are these stereotypes actually true? We think not ... and we want to put this theory to the test! In this quiz, we're going to give you a bunch of hypothetical situations to respond to, each one involving a moral dilemma. Answer them honestly and we'll guess whether you're in a stable relationship, perpetually single, mired in an "it's complicated" situation or gleefully single. We bet that the results will be more accurate than you'd imagine. Want to see if we can figure out the REAL nature of your love life? Stop sliding into that zaddy's DMs and take this quiz!
Let's say you're at a dinner party at someone else's house. Would you take the last slice of pizza?
No, that's ever so rude!
Yeah. I mean, why waste food?
I'd just stare at it longingly until someone else told me to take it.
I'd say, "Anybody want this?", and if no one admitted it, I'd scarf the darn thing!
A friend is always complaining to you about her troubled love life. You know she had a rough time, but you're getting tired of it. What do you tell her?
"You'll find someone soon."
"Maybe you're turning dates off with your whininess."
You and ten friends go out to dinner. Most of them drink, but you don't. At the end of the night, they want to split the bill eleven ways, even though they ordered plenty of cocktails. Do you agree?
Yeah. I don't want to make a fuss.
Yes, but I compensate for it by stiffing the waiter.
No. I make a big deal of hauling out my calculator and going over the bill.
I ask if we can knock $20 off my share since I didn't have any expensive drinks.
Imagine you're dating someone with a child. You don't hate the kid, but they prevent you from spending as much time with your partner as you'd like. How do you handle it?
I'd learn to love the child.
I'd hint that I wished the kid spent more time with their other parent.
I'd be slightly mean to the child all the time.
I'd ask my partner to set aside time for one-on-one dates.