How would you define yourself as a couple? When you look at yourself and your partner, what name does your duo name? If you didn't know there are some couple typologies that despite the differences have a lot in common. Read on and tell us where you find yourself!

dramatic

Things may start well, but they do not end well for dramatic couples. These types of couples make decisions based on unpleasant experiences outside their relationship. They have many fluctuations and their dedication varies drastically. Start seeing things you don't like, look at the connection in a negative light, and quickly give up. Not for nothing dramatic couples tend to split about twice as much as other couples.

Fixed after each other

If your idea of an ideal meeting is a late-night run followed by hours in front of the television watching your favorite series, fall into this category. These couples spend a lot of time together sharing different hobbies and activities and it is precisely this time spent together that drives the relationship forward. They are cautious when it comes to decisions related to their relationship, which grow from the inside out and are the most satisfying of all categories.

Social butterflies

If your ideal evening out with your partner is a dinner out with your friends for the 100th time this month, this is the category that suits you best. Sociable couples use their time with friends to build and strengthen their relationship. Shared friendship unites these couples and makes them more committed to each other. They have lasting bonds and high levels of love, for they are also held together by good friendship, which is an indication of long-term happiness.

Always busy but passionate

The "It's Complicated" option is still there for you on Facebook. Their level of dedication increases and decreases, especially after arguments, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. Conflicts help these couples make decisions about their relationship, but are no more inclined to split than other groups. Wrangling can take them away, but passion brings them back together.