Define the Relationship Practice
In this define the relationship practice conversation, we'll ask you ten of the most common questions you might be asked when defining a relationship
Defining the relationship (a.k.a. DTR) can be a stressful experience, as it can often feels like a make-or-break moment for the relationship.
This is why we've created this practice conversation specifically designed to give you the chance to practice answering 10 of the most common types of questions you might encounter in a DTR conversation.
This practice conversation can be used in several different ways:
Similar to talking to someone on the phone, you'll hear us ask each question without knowing what it will be ahead of time (closed captions are available if needed, but are turned off by default to more closely mimic a phone conversation). After the question is asked, you'll see a visual timer that will give you a sense of how long you've been talking for. When you're ready, you can click through to the next question and repeat the process.
There are two real human voices you can choose from: a feminine voice (Melissa), and a masculine voice (Nick).
This conversation includes 10 questions, so assuming an average response length of a minute or two, you'll be in and out in less than half an hour.
If you want another chance at the same questions, this conversation can be repeated as many times as you want.
While there are many places you can get written advice on how to DTR, this practice conversation actually lets you practice.