If You Call This Princess Treatment, We Need To Talk – Judge These 25 Relationship Acts
Some things sound romantic - until you really think about it. Is bringing someone flowers a sweet gesture or just the bare minimum? What about making coffee every morning or texting back right away?
This poll is all about judging those little things people do in relationships. You’ll see 25 different actions, and your job is to decide: is it the bare minimum or princess treatment?
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Buying Flowers Randomly
My husband buys me flowers for no reason except he's thinking of me. Which, to me, is the best reason.
Filling Up Her Car With Gas
Turning Down Plans To Stay In When She’s Not Feeling Great
I as a wife would hate to spoil my man's day with my problems. If I'm not feeling well, I just stay at home and rest, and he's free to do whatever he wants. As long as he shows he cares, as long as he makes sure I'm not in bigger trouble and doesn't get home too late, It's alright for us. Of course, this doesn't apply to severe cases, only to the "I don't feel great today".
Planning Surprise Vacations
If my partner secretly plans an vacation, then I am most likely not going cause I am at work or already have plans. If we agree on a vacation and they are taking the entire planning and I just need to show up, I will be an anxious mess long before the vacation starts as I am a control freak.
Offering To Pay For Her Cosmetic Procedures
This depends on your financial set up. We have everything going into a joint account so it doesn’t matter who pays. It all comes out of the same place
Giving Her Your Hoodie/Jacket When She’s Cold
Opening The Car Door For Her
Cooking Dinner When She’s Sick
FFS What is this? 1953? If a grown man can't cook and has to rely on his partner - send him back to his mommy for more training.
Picking Her Up From Work
Need a bit more context on this one. Does she not have a vehicle? Does she not feel safe walking to public transportation?
Taking Her On Shopping Sprees
Most women probably wouldn't like they guy to come along anyway. Knowing how bored they are, and feeling pressured to hurry up because we don't want to annoy our loved one, no thanks. :-)
Texting Her Back Immediately
This depends completely on the content of the message. Meaningless question here.
Making Her Coffee Every Morning
He likes the Keurig. I prefer fresh ground beans and my French press. I’ll do it myself thanks
Unfollowing Every Girl On Social Media
Honestly, I got bored of this quiz after the second 'Pay for her [insert something that costs money here]'. I honestly thought in today's world that paying or offering to pay for a woman's needs would be seen as at best old fashioned, at worst misogynistic. To find that this quiz was created by a young lady surprised me. Meeting my wife's (of 25 years) needs never revolve around money. Being caring and there for her is what's important. Sometimes she behaves like a princess (which she totally admits!), and other times the things I do for her are just because I try to be a good husband.
Yes, the underlying assumption that the male is somehow the 'provider' and the implication that he has more money than she does is quite disturbing. And FWIW it's not just a question of 'these days', these were already outdated concepts when I first got married more than 40 years ago.
Load More Replies...Most of those questions are at least absurd. And the one about unfollowing every girl on social media is straight psycho 🤣
Many questions rely mainly on context OR are not gender specific. BP, you can do better.
Honestly, I got bored of this quiz after the second 'Pay for her [insert something that costs money here]'. I honestly thought in today's world that paying or offering to pay for a woman's needs would be seen as at best old fashioned, at worst misogynistic. To find that this quiz was created by a young lady surprised me. Meeting my wife's (of 25 years) needs never revolve around money. Being caring and there for her is what's important. Sometimes she behaves like a princess (which she totally admits!), and other times the things I do for her are just because I try to be a good husband.
Yes, the underlying assumption that the male is somehow the 'provider' and the implication that he has more money than she does is quite disturbing. And FWIW it's not just a question of 'these days', these were already outdated concepts when I first got married more than 40 years ago.
Load More Replies...Most of those questions are at least absurd. And the one about unfollowing every girl on social media is straight psycho 🤣
Many questions rely mainly on context OR are not gender specific. BP, you can do better.
