Relationships

The everyday talks that keep a relationship good and the hard ones that test it. Practice asking for what you need, comforting your partner, fighting fair, and making up for real.

74 moments to practice · first 3 free

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Your girlfriend Isabel is really into competitive baking shows. You're not. Tonight she's explaining why a contestant's collapsed cake was 'a crime,' and you realize you've been nodding without taking any of it in.

Isabel, your girlfriend

Sorry, I know you don't care about this. Never mind.

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Sound familiar?

The Relationships moments that trip people up most, and what you’ll practice for each.

Small things turn into the same fight.

Practice raising what bothers you before it builds up and blows up.

You try to help, and they say you’re not listening.

Practice comforting first and fixing later, when they actually want it.

Somebody goes quiet, and it lasts for days.

Practice breaking the silence without making it worse.

Your “sorry” doesn’t seem to land.

Practice an apology that names what happened and doesn’t add a “but.”

What you’ll practice in Relationships

Real moments from Relationships, in the order you’ll play them. The first 3 are free; the rest unlock with All-access.

1You don't care about thisFree
Your girlfriend Isabel is really into competitive baking shows. You're not. Tonight she's explaining why a contestant's collapsed cake was 'a crime,' and you realize you've been nodding without taking any of it in.
2It's not about tonightFree
It's Jonah's birthday dinner at the ramen place he's wanted to try for months. A work message buzzed and you answered it at the table, the third dinner this month you've done that. You put the phone away and said, "Sorry, that was the last one."
3The budget spreadsheetFree
Hana wants to sit down and plan a budget for next year. Whenever money comes up, you change the subject or suddenly need to do something in another room. You grew up with parents who fought about bills every month.
4Tell me what to fixAll-access
You love Sam, but after two years you've realized you want different lives: you want to move across the country for work, and Sam's whole world is here. You've thought about it for months. You just told Sam you think it's over.
5Tacos Thursday?All-access
You've been on three dates with Nate. He's nice, but you're not feeling it and don't want a fourth. You've been putting off replying to his last message for a day.
6Give me the real reasonsAll-access
You're breaking up with Riley after a year, on a walk through the park near their place. The core reason is simple: you don't see a future together and your feelings have faded. You also have a mental list of small things that bugged you, like the constant lateness.
7Can we still be friendsAll-access
You just ended a six-month relationship with Priya over coffee. You care about her, but you know you'll need real distance to get over it, and you can't picture hanging out as friends anytime soon.
8I got the job!!All-access
You've been long-distance with Chris for a year and have decided to end it; tonight's video call is when you planned to tell him. The moment it connects, before you can say anything, he's bursting with news.
9Where am I supposed to goAll-access
You and Morgan have lived together for a year in an apartment on your lease. You've just told Morgan it's over. You've already thought about logistics: you'd be okay with Morgan staying a few weeks, and you could stay with your sister in the meantime.