What Kind of Couple Are You?

Totally swept away. His/her magnetic eyes drew you in and then between the conversation and the physical chemistry, there was just no denying that you were meant to be together.
Attracted to his/her hot body. You just wanted to reach out and touch him/her. That still hasn't faded.
Instantly drawn to his/her personality. You could talk for hours nonstop. You still can in fact.
It's too hard to remember. You've been through so much together the first meeting seems like a million years ago.

Usually talk through the whole film. You make funny commentary about everything that you're seeing.
Make out through the whole thing. What else were dark theaters made for?
Typically watch the entire film, perhaps holding hands, then go somewhere afterwards and talk all about it.
Sit silently through the film and then go straight home afterwards. It's really hard to talk to him/her about something you've seen, as you almost never agree on a film.

It depends. You sometimes talk, sometimes make out, but you can also just sit and read quietly with your legs draped across one another. Everything you do together is comfortable.
Talk and joke around. Sometimes you have pillow fights just like you and your best friend used to do when you were four.
Make out until your lips are chapped.
Try to resolve the argument you had earlier that day. It's better to be alone when you do this, so you can end the fight in kissing.

A night of peace would be the best present.
Massage oils for...ummm...later.
A CD you know he/she is absolutely going to adore because you love this band and the two of you have the exact same taste in music.
That adorable sweeter that he/she has been dropping hints about all month.

Everyday for two or three hours. You always have so much to say to one another.
You don't always talk, but you definitely SEE each other everyday!
Everyday. Maybe it's just a text or an IM, but you usually try to speak to each other everyday. Even if it's just to pass on a funny video you found on the internet.
Every couple of days. It's some times a relief not to speak.