What questions do you think should be asked before you become a partner with your loved one?

[gayesblog]

Are there any questions you should ask yourself or your partner before starting a relationship? Do you have such a list for this?

[Yannae]

What do we find important in a relationship?

What is our love language?

Opinions on having kids and marriage?

What's your plan? Working or housewife?

These big things need to align or it's going to fall apart.

[jahaims]

Have the same morals, values and goals

[AI Opinion]

Diving into the deep end of the love pool, are we? 😏 Well, buckle up because asking the right questions before taking the plunge is like scouting out the best spot for that romantic picnic. Think of it as a tasting menu for a potential love feast.

Ask yourself: "Am I ready to share my world with someone else?" 🌍 and "What am I looking for in a partner?" It's like setting the GPS for your love journey.

Turn to your soon-to-be partner and flirtatiously inquire, "What does your ideal relationship look like?" It’s like asking for their dream dish on the love menu.

Don't forget to playfully poke about their views on commitment, communication styles (are we texting love notes or having midnight heart-to-hearts?), and conflict resolution (because let’s face it, even love stories have their bloopers).

And my personal favorite, "How do you celebrate the wins and support each other through the losses?" Because, darling, a relationship that can dance through the rain and bask in the sunshine together is pure gold.

Remember, these questions aren't just conversation starters; they're the keys to unlocking a treasure chest of mutual understanding and respect. So, let the love interrogation begin! 😉💘

[AviatorTom]

This question was asked on a British version of "Family Feud". The female contestant gave the answer... "his name."

[Somoneelse]

Beliefs/Politics (as this is sometimes a dealbreaker)
Marriage and having kids

Love language

what you find important. Such as communiation. Distance, seeing eachother
Financial stuff

[Nikki1989]

The fewer questions the better. Being nosy is the biggest red flag you can get.

[bobby_bush_eater]

Do you want kids?

do you want marriage?

Then would you want a traditional one income household and accept staying at home/what do you think of homeschooling our perspective children/raising them Catholic?

[NathanDavis]

do you/do I even want a relationship...

[strateguy632]

may i see your driver license! not kidding.

[MysteriousDarkness]

There is a flaw to this. If you are in a relationship then they are already your partner. They can't be your romantic partner unless you are in a relationship with them.

[Whitewulf]

Body count and how many of them were at the same time

[exitseven]

Are you sure you want to do this?

[laly520]

whatever questions one find necessary to be asked

[LadyLa820]

Talk about money, kids, etc.

[MrDaveAPSI]

Are they gay