Friend-Focused Relationship Satisfaction Survey

I’d like a concise, easy-to-share survey that measures relationship satisfaction, and I want only my friends to complete it. The entire questionnaire should rely on a clear rating-scale format—no multiple choice or open-ended responses—so the data stays simple to aggregate and compare.

Here’s what I need delivered:
• 15–20 well-worded items covering key areas of relationship satisfaction (communication, trust, shared goals, etc.), each using a consistent Likert-style scale.
• A live, shareable Google Forms (or equivalent) link that is ready to send to my friends, plus an editable copy of the questions in Word or Google Docs.
• Settings that allow me to download the responses straight into Excel or CSV without extra steps.
• A brief intro message for participants that makes the purpose clear and keeps the tone friendly.

Feel free to draw on established relationship assessment frameworks as inspiration, but keep the language casual so my friends don’t feel like they’re taking a clinical test. Once the draft is ready, I’ll review the wording; after any tweaks, you can set the form live. A quick turnaround would be ideal, and I’m open to your suggestions on best practices for gathering reliable, honest feedback.