EVERYONE loves their smartphone, but are you concerned your partner would rather have a relationship with it than you? Take our quiz and find out.
You are watching a film together. Does your partner:
A) Watch the film.
B) Spend the entire time looking at reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, tweeting about it and googling members of the cast they’ve “seen in something else”, then act as if it’s a massive achievement to identify Amy Adams.
Your partner is in the mood for sex. Do they:
A) Give you a cheeky wink and ask whether you fancy an ‘early night’.
B) Claim they’re exhausted and head upstairs with their phone whispering, “At last we can be alone, my sweet.”
How does your partner spend their evenings?
A) Talking to you about what to watch on Netflix, how your day has been and perhaps joking about whose turn it is to take the bins out.
B) Having long ‘conversations’ with people they don’t know on other people’s Facebook pages and watching YouTube videos of skateboarding animals with an expression of utter devotion on their face.
You go for a meal with your partner. Do they:
A) Listen intently to your opinion on the chicken jalfrezi.
B) Spend the entire evening in a state of agitation because they are desperately trying NOT to check their notifications. When you go to the toilet they furtively update their social media to proudly tell everyone they’re having a phone-free evening.
Your partner gets a promotion. What do they do?
A) Call you straight away to share the news.
B) Post it on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram, Snapchat their mates about it and set up a WhatsApp group called ‘I GOT A PROMOTION’, then casually tell you about it the next day.
Mostly As: Good news – your partner loves you more than their phone. Discourage them from getting a snazzy new one just in case.
Mostly Bs: You are facing stiff competition from your partner’s phone. Try showing them amusing pictures of cats, listing 16 things you can do with an avocado and making beeping noises to get their attention.
