Mostly healthy, growing

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Your relationship has the core things that matter. You can talk, there is real care, and you generally repair after conflict. But some specific dimensions scored lower — probably a pattern in how you fight, or a gap in connection, or an area where support feels uneven. These are the exact issues that tend to either get addressed and strengthen the relationship, or get ignored and slowly erode it. Which path it takes depends on whether both of you will name it.

What to do next

Look at which dimension scored lowest (communication, respect, intimacy, conflict/repair, growth/support). Bring it to your partner as a shared concern, not as an accusation. Framing matters: 'I want us to get better at X together' lands differently than 'You never do X.' If you hit resistance, couples therapy is evidence-based and effective here.