115 Hinge answers “The hallmark of a good relationship is”

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It’s also about how you answer important prompts like “The hallmark of a good relationship is”. If you want to stand out, feel free to use the examples below…

Adorable answers on quirky everyday routines

1. Reading each other random Wikipedia facts before falling asleep. 

2. Having a designated “compliment battle” over breakfast to see who gives the best one.

3. Keeping a shared journal where we each write one sentence daily about our day.

4. Holding fake award ceremonies in the kitchen for whoever cooked dinner.

5. Texting each other a made-up word every morning and trying to use it all day.

6. Singing the grocery list out loud in dramatic opera voices.

7. Predicting the ending of every movie we watch and betting who’s closest.

8. Writing each other fortune cookie messages and hiding them in lunch bags.

9. Setting the timer for two minutes to share the most embarrassing thing that happened that day.

10. Racing to find the weirdest-shaped vegetable at the store.
    
11. Choosing a “theme song of the day” and playing it while getting ready. It can be our simple pleasure.
    
12. Naming our clothes and giving them backstories.
    
13. Giving each other random secret missions during parties to keep things interesting.
    
14. Flipping a coin every Friday to decide who plans the weekend.

15. Saying “good morning” in a different language each day.
    
16. Pretending to be food critics and dramatically reviewing each meal we cook.
    
17. Leaving each other sticky notes with cryptic clues for a tiny daily scavenger hunt.
    
18. Picking an animal each week and trying to subtly imitate it during conversations.
    
19. Creating silly choreographed handshakes for mundane events, like taking out the trash.
    
20. Keeping a shared Spotify playlist only for songs we both dance terribly to.
    
21. Watching the sunset and rating it on a 1-to-10 scale every time.
    
22. Trying to guess what strangers are talking about from afar and making up wild stories.
    
23. Making up superhero alter egos and blaming them for our mishaps.
    
24. Taking turns picking a “word of the day”. Leave a comment for suggestions.
    
25. Having a dedicated “venting couch” where you can rant for five minutes while the other listens without interrupting.
    
26. Whispering movie quotes to each other in serious conversations.
    
27. Pretending to be tour guides and giving fake history lessons around our own neighborhood.
    
28. Giving each other goofy nicknames that change monthly.
    
29. Baking cookies together at midnight for no reason other than it’s fun.
    
30. Drawing random doodles on each other’s arms with washable markers as “relationship tattoos.”

Funny answers: chaotic teamwork

31. High-fiving after successfully plunging a rebellious toilet at 2 a.m.
    
32. Staying calm together when the GPS announces “recalculating” for the fourth time in five minutes.
    
33. Knowing who grabs the fire extinguisher and who calls 911 when dinner goes flambé unexpectedly.
    
34. Solving the mystery of weird noises in the attic. I have a lot of phobias, okay?
    
35. Rebuilding a toppled gingerbread house without blaming each other for the collapse.
    
36. Dividing and conquering the crowd at a music festival to secure the best spot and snacks.
    
37. Untangling knotted necklaces side by side with surgical precision.
    
38. Working in perfect sync to hide surprise party decorations when the guest of honor arrives early.
    
39. Passing each other tools silently like surgeons during IKEA furniture assembly.
    
40. Strategically blocking the dog from escaping during bath time while avoiding getting soaked.
    

41. Tag-teaming frantic cleaning when someone texts “On my way!” unexpectedly.
    
42. Taking shifts comforting a crying baby on a turbulent flight.
    
43. Glaring at the slow internet router together like it’s an enemy you’ll defeat.
    
44. Planning who distracts the waiter while the other discreetly removes cilantro from the dish.
    
45. Journaling together when going through panic attacks.
    
46. Sharing a single umbrella perfectly during a sideways rainstorm without arguing about who’s hogging it.
    
47. Partnering up to clear a blocked driveway at midnight after a surprise snowstorm.
    
48. Keeping each other from impulse-buying outrageous souvenirs on vacation.
    
49. Comforting each other during a horror movie while both pretending not to be scared.
    
50. Being able to read one another’s eyes across a room and know when it’s time to leave.
    
51. Spinning a forgotten anniversary into a spontaneous adventure instead of an argument.
    
52. Holding each other steady when navigating an ice rink like newborn giraffes.
    
53. Covering for each other’s typos in professional emails without judgment.
    
54. Shutting down pushy salespeople as a perfectly coordinated duo.
    
55. Fending off a sudden swarm of bees. I find small, protective gestures like that oddly attractive. 

Adventurous answers & shared journeys

56. Daring each other to try bizarre ice cream flavors in every city we visit.
    
57. Saving ticket stubs from every concert, even the random cover bands at dive bars.
    
58. Setting a yearly goal to learn a totally new skill together, like pottery or fencing.
    
59. Keeping a map of places we’ve stargazed and rating the constellations we spot.
    
60. Testing the local “best burger” claims wherever we travel and arguing over the winner.
    
61. Creating a photo series of us mimicking statues around the world.
    
62. Starting a YouTube channel documenting our attempts at weird recipes from different cultures.
    
63. Getting matching temporary tattoos for each city we explore.
    
64. Competing to spot the oddest road sign on road trips. I bet I’ll win!
    
65. Picking random radio stations in other languages to sing along with, even if we have no clue what we’re saying.
    
66. Collecting seashells from every beach trip and turning them into art for our walls.
    
67. Trying to master a different dance style together each season, no matter how goofy we look.
    
68. Taking spontaneous detours when we see a “scenic route” sign, just to see where it leads.
    
69. Searching thrift shops in every new town for the quirkiest souvenir.
    
70. Deciding that every birthday gift has to be an experience, not a thing.
    
71. Documenting our travel fails as much as our successes because they’re always the funniest memories.

72. Making it our mission to hike to every waterfall we can find on the map.
    
73. Keeping a “bucket list jar” full of folded slips with random adventures to draw when we’re bored.
    
74. Learning to say “thank you” in the language of every country we visit like the adorable little dorks we are.
    
75. Designing themed date nights inspired by countries we want to travel to next.
    
76. Attending bizarre festivals like tomato fights or cheese-rolling just for the story.
    
77. Tracking down vintage bookstores in each city to discover hidden gems.
    
78. Writing a joint travel blog to record our wild misadventures and secret finds.
    
79. Playing “Would You Rather?” with extreme travel scenarios to dream up future trips.
    
80. Trying to recreate dishes from our favorite travel memories at home together.
    
81. Visiting local museums even if they’re tiny and oddly specific, like a sock museum.
    
82. Dedicating an entire wall in our house to Polaroids from every trip.
    
83. Hosting themed dinner parties for friends based on our recent adventures.
    
84. Taking turns surprising each other with mystery day trips. Dating me entails SPONTANEITY.
    
85. Chasing sunrises instead of just sunsets, because the world looks different at dawn.

Real answers on kindness & truth

86. Telling each other when spinach is in our teeth without hesitation or embarrassment.
    
87. Admitting when we’re hurt instead of giving the silent treatment and working it out calmly.
    
88. Saying, “I love you, but you’re being a little dramatic right now,” and knowing it’s safe to laugh.
    
89. Letting each other know when we need space, without it meaning we love each other any less.
    
90. Gently reminding each other when we’re repeating the same story for the third time.
    
91. Owning up to our mistakes quickly and saying, “You were right,” even if it stings a little.
    
92. Asking, “Do you want comfort or solutions?” before launching into advice mode.

93. Calling each other out when we’re not living up to our own values, but doing it softly.
    
94. Sharing unpopular opinions and trusting we’ll be heard, not judged.
    
95. Texting, “That joke wasn’t funny,” when it accidentally crossed a line, instead of pretending to laugh.
    
96. Being willing to say, “I’m not okay,” without worrying it will drive the other away.
    
97. Talking through awkward money conversations with total transparency.
    
98. Encouraging each other to keep growing, even when it means having tough conversations.
    
99. Being honest when we feel insecure instead of pretending we’re fine.
    
100. Saying, “That comment hurt,” rather than bottling it up for months.
     
101. Not pretending to like each other’s hobbies just to avoid conflict, but respecting them anyway.
     
102. Asking for reassurance outright instead of hoping the other person magically knows we need it.
     
103. Laughing together about our weird habits instead of hiding them.
     
104. Saying, “This is a hard topic, but I think we need to talk about it,” and being supportive about it.
     
105. Letting each other know when we’re overwhelmed so resentment doesn’t build up.
     
106. Confessing when we’re jealous or worried, knowing it’ll be handled with care.
     
107. Checking in with, “Are you open to feedback right now?” before speaking hard truths.
     
108. Being truthful about sexual needs and desires without shame.
     
109. Owning up to being moody and apologizing, rather than blaming the other person.
     
110. Admitting when we’ve outgrown certain friendships and supporting each other through it.
     
111. Sharing when we feel unseen, instead of letting resentment fester.
     
112. Pointing out when each other’s self-talk is cruel and gently challenging it.
113. Knowing we can cry in front of each other without feeling judged or weak.
114. Telling each other about things that bother us, even if they seem small or silly.
115. Trusting that we can disagree deeply and still choose each other every day.

What is considered a good relationship?!

Looking at the common ideas of what people have historically considered a good relationship will help us build stronger and more promising answers to the prompt. 

• Honesty & Trust 

It’s simple: people’s minds are built to bond with each other over promising words and acts of needs, and undeniably this is one of the behaviors in the mating world that attracts the most. 

• Love & Respect 

On one hand, love means caring deeply for each other showing affection and support. On the other hand, it means valuing each other’s opinions and showing consideration. 

• Comfort & Being Yourself 

There’s no better way to express a great relationship than by being completely comfortable with each other: raw, and genuine as we are, ready to let love flow in us. 

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