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Tuesday, June 1, 2010 . 6/01/2010 10:55:00 AM

Hm... A friend of mine was ignored by her boyfriend because he wanted to 'test' her. Previously, another friend of mine had to go through that as well. What is it with guys and 'testing' their girlfriends? Is it a necessity to do that in a relationship? Does the 'test' show whether a relationship will last? Does it guarantee that in the future marriage will not be thwarted by divorce?

What logic does this 'test' go by? Yeah, it'll probably show the guy how loyal is the girl to him. At that time. Who knows in the future, love goes by a fine line of like and dislike?
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