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Semi-bilingual Dictionaries Dutch–English English–Arabic English–Catalan English–Chinese (Simplified) English–Chinese (Traditional) English–Czech English–Danish English–Korean English–Malay English–Norwegian English–Russian English–Thai English–Turkish English–Ukrainian English–Vietnamese Who is really in control? You? Your lover? Do you really know? Do you want to know? There are many elements to any relationship. Who is the controlling factor is just one of those elements. Are you ready to face the inevitable truth? If you are ready to face the inevitable truth, wait no more and take this quiz. "Who wears the pants in your relationship" is sure to let you know who needs to take control, or who needs to let some control go, for that matter. Created by: Joe Haire of joeyhaire You not only go out, but you get dressed up and spend the night dancing away at your favorite place. You get really mad at him for “never wanting to do anything” and the fight gets so intense that you end up doing… nothing. You decide to go out for dinner with your couple friends, but you come back early so he can still watch a few hours of his show while you take a bath. It looks very classic with old world oaks and deep, rich colors. It’s all mod: sleek lines, simple functioning furnishings and white bedding. You kept the furniture pretty modern but incorporated rustic, warm touches in the artwork and bedding. Immediately tell him that he can’t wear that or he’ll embarrass you. You then plan a shopping trip to your local department store to pick up something new - and expensive. He refuses to buy anything for “just a wedding” and attends as your date wearing something from the early 1990s. He agrees that he could probably use an upgrade, but decides to rent instead of buying. Always, always, always me. (But I like it that way!) He wants to have sex so much that I just can’t keep up It’s pretty much half and half. Though, I love when he comes onto me! From where we stay to what we do, I take care of everything. I even send him reminders to ask off for work and what he needs to pick up. Both of us plan, but we spend most of the trip arguing on what to do because we definitely don’t see eye-to-eye on how to spend a vacation together. He’s better at picking out a cool hotel or apartment to stay in and I’m better at figuring out where to go while we’re there, so it’s really a team effort. We try to take some time apart to cool down and then come back together to work on the issue and talk calmly. Him apologizing and giving in. Me apologizing and giving in. He doesn’t respond, he knows he’ll just have to go anyway. “If we see it, can we spend Sunday night at the sports bar to catch some football?” You wouldn’t ask him because there’s no way you’d want to see it with him. He’d just make it a bad experience. You yelled at him when he called to let you know he was going to be late and now you’re not even talking to one another. He comes in, crashes on the couch and ignores everything you set up. You yell at him for missing the special treat you planned for him and give him the silent treatment. You don’t care what he’s doing, you’re just glad to have some peace and quiet. You hear from him a few times a day and you check in occasionally. You text him constantly to see what he’s doing. If he doesn’t respond promptly, you call him until he answers. Doesn’t even bring up the concert to you. Books the concert and tells you the day-of that he’s not going to make it to the party. He tells you that he wants to go to the concert instead and it turns into an explosive fight. Future? You’ll be lucky to get through next week! You both are on the same page about where you see your relationship going and talk about it openly and freely. You lay out the 5-year plan you have for your relationship, including very obvious hints for when you’d like to get engaged and married. Who wears the pants in the relationship quiz meaning?idiom US informal (UK wear the trousers) (especially of a woman) to be the person in a relationship who is in control and who makes decisions for both people: Brian may seem domineering, but it's Lisa that really wears the pants in that relationship.
Who is wearing the pants?Meaning: The person who wears the pants in a relationship is the dominant person who controls things.
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Who wears the pants in the relationship quiz
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