If you believe that you and your boyfriend are the perfect match, you shouldn't have any trouble playing games that are meant to put your relationship to the test. Some of them will quiz you to see how well you know each other. Others will test you to see how well you work as a team. Either way, they're going to prove whether or not you and your boyfriend know each other as well as you think you do. Are you ready? Because here are a few games that will put your relationship to the test:
There are hundreds of websites you could visit to take relationship quizzes. However, you should start by visiting weddingideasmag.com to see how well you know your boyfriend. The website contains a list of questions that you should be able to answer for your partner. Challenge yourselves to see how many you can get correct.
You might've seen this game on YouTube before. All you have to do is put on a pair of noise canceling headphones while your boyfriend says different sentences. Then you have to read his lips to figure out exactly what it is he's saying. If you know him well enough, it shouldn't be difficult.
There are certain boardgames, like Loaded Questions (which you can buy at toysrus.com) that are perfect for playing with other couples. All you have to do is ask a question. Then the other players will write down their answers and you have to guess which person wrote which answer. Hopefully you'll get all of your boyfriend's answers correct.
You two can get creative by fashioning your own board game. Grab an old board from Candy Land or Chutes and Ladders and then come up with your own question cards. Whenever he gets a question of yours correct, he can move up one space on the board. It'll be a fun way to see how well you know each other.
If you have Jenga blocks, you should grab a Sharpie. Write different questions on every single block that you can ask your boyfriend once you pull it out of the tower. The questions can be simple, like, "What is my favorite color?" or they could be complex, like, "What was the scariest moment of my life?" If he gets the question right, you pull out another block. If he gets it wrong, he pulls out a block next.
This game is simple. All you have to do is tell your boyfriend two true things about you and one lie. Then he has to decide which one is the lie. If he knows you, you won't be able to trick him.
Start a sentence, like, "When I was little, I used to carry around a..." and have your partner fill in the rest of the sentence. You can go back and fourth until someone gets an answer wrong. When they do, then they have to give the winner a special kiss.
The better you know your boyfriend, the easier these games will be. What other games have you played that put your relationship to the test?