In past he has: Been jailed for a felony1 point Charged with drunk driving2 points Charged with assault3 points Been a member of a cult4 points Been jailed for a misdemeanor5 points A member of AA or (blank) Anon6 points Declared Bankruptcy7 points Attended church once a week8 points Participated actively in a charity9 points Donated more than $5000 to charity10 points

Which of following terms or phrases is he most likely to use to describe his ex? Slut1 point Bitch2 points Pathetic3 points Selfish4 points Too Needy or Smothering5 points Codependent6 points Troubled7 points Sad8 points A tragedy9 points A great person "but it didn't work out"10 points

Which of following statements describes best how he spends majority of his free time: Spending time with his wife or ex1 point Drinking with his buddies at bar2 points Sleeping3 points Watching sports4 points He spends his free time at work5 points Spending time with his mother 6 points Reading7 points Participating in sports8 points Working on a favorite hobby9 points Participating in community events10 points

Which of following statements describes him best? Only pick one: He hates his mother1 point He is sullen and moody2 points He is a bit lazy3 points He is a bit of a dreamer4 points He worships women5 points He is very hard working6 points He treats his mother like a Queen7 points He loves children and animals8 points He loves to dance 9 points He has a great sense of humor10 points

Which of following actors in a movie does he remind you of most? Al Pacino in Scarface 1 point Matt Damon in "The Talented Mr. Ripley."2 points Mickey Rourke in Nine and a Half Weeks3 points Micheal Douglas in Fatal Attraction4 points Jack Nicholson in "As Good As It Gets."5 points Owen Wilson in Zoolander6 ponts Adam Sandler in "Wedding Singer"7 points Tom Hanks in "Castaway"8 points Kevin Costner in "Field of Dreams"9 points Will Smith in "Independence Day"10 points

Pick one action that he has done MOST OFTEN to you Slapped or hurt you even accidentally1 point Humiliated you in public2 points Called you a name in private3 points Made fun of your career4 points Prevented you from going out on your own5 points Displayed jealousy over your ex6 points Lent you money7 points Bought you a box of candy8 points Brought you flowers9 points Made a meal for you10 points

Now add up your points. You should get a double-digit figure. Move decimal point one digit over to right so that you have a rating out of ten. For instance if your man's rating is 79 then he is not a Perfect 10 he is a 7.9. My theory that is that if mans rating is 6.9 or lower than relationship is not likely to last very long. If it is 5.0 or below, you should drop him a look for your own "Perfect Ten".

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