What are some good questions to ask your new dating partner?
361529
ask them question you would want someone to ask you
790688
Ask her about herself. \nEveryone's favorite topic is themselves.
694599
heres a good question to ask her:\n"do you want go out with me"\nor\n"will you go out with me"\neither will work fine. =]
52681
I think these are pretty typical questions, in my experience:\n\nHow would you describe yourself? \n\nWhy did you leave your last job? \n\nWhat are your long range and short range goals and objectives? \n\nWhat specific goals other than those related to your occupation, have you established for yourself for the next ten years? \n\nWhat do you see yourself doing five years from now? Ten years from now? \n\nWhat do you really want to do in life? \n\nWhat are your long range career objectives? \n\nHow do you plan to achieve your career goals? \n\nWhat are the most important rewards you expect in your career? \n\nWhat do you expect to be earning in five years? \n\nWhy did you choose this career? \n\nCan you explain this gap in your employment history? \n\nHow well do you work with people? Do you prefer working alone or in teams? \n\nHow would you evaluate your ability to deal with conflict? \n\nHave you ever had difficulty with a supervisor? How did you resolve the conflict? \n\nWhat’s more important to you -- the work itself or how much you’re paid for doing it. \n\nWhat do you consider to be your greatest strengths and weaknesses? \n\nHow would a good friend describe you? \n\nDescribe the best job you've ever had. \n\nDescribe the best supervisor you've ever had. \n\nWhat would your last boss say about your work performance? \n\nWhat motivates you to go the extra mile on a project or job? \n\nWhy should I hire you? \n\nWhat makes you qualified for this position? \n\nWhat qualifications do you have that make you successful in this career? \n\nHow do you determine or evaluate success? \n\nWhat do you think it takes to be successful in a company like ours? \n\nIn what ways do you think you can make a contribution to our company? \n\nDo you have any hobbies? What do you do in your spare time? \n\nHave you ever been fired or forced to resign? \n\nWhat qualities should a successful manager possess? \n\nDo you consider yourself a leader? \n\nWhat are the attributes of a good leader? \n\nDescribe the workload in your current (or most recent) job. \n\nWhich is more important: creativity or efficiency? Why? \n\nWhat’s the most recent book you’ve read? \n\nDescribe the relationship that should exist between the supervisor and those reporting to him or her? \n\nWhat two or three accomplishments have given you the most satisfaction? Why? \n\nDescribe the most rewarding experience of your career thus far. \n\nIf you were hiring a job-seeker for this position, what qualities would you look for? \n\nDo you have plans for continued study? An advanced degree? \n\nIn what kind of work environment are you most comfortable? \n\nHow do you work under pressure? \n\nAre you good at delegating tasks? \n\nWhat's one of the hardest decisions you've ever had to make? \n\nHow well do you adapt to new situations? \n\nWhy did you decide to seek a position in this company? \n\nWhat can you tell us about our company? \n\nWhat interests you about our products? \n\nWhat do you know about our competitors? \n\nWhat two or three things are most important to you in your job? \n\nAre you seeking employment in a company of a certain size? Why? \n\nWhat are your expectations regarding promotions and salary increases? \n\nWhat criteria are you using to evaluate the company for which you hope to work? \n\nDo you have a geographic preference? Why? \n\nAre you willing to relocate? \n\nAre you willing to travel for the job? \n\nWhy do you think you might like to live in the community in which our company is located? \n\nWhat major problem have you encountered and how did you deal with it? \n\nWhat have you learned from your mistakes? \n\nWhat have you accomplished that shows your initiative and willingness to work?
836511
Ask about his favourite hobbies,what he likes to do,and where to \nbring you on your next date...e.t.c\n\nThere so many things you can talk about man.......just don't 24/7 and you're safe.....
901103
Just ask whatever comes to mind as long as you enjoy the walk with him. He will sometimes volunteer some imformationa also. SO just enjoy been with him and ask him anything that comes to mind. He he doesn't like th e question just say I am sorry and talk about something else. Soon both of you'll will know each other pretty good. SO exercise your freedom of speech.
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1. Never look back always move forward.\n 2. Stay active with family and friends.\n 3. get rid of anything that will remind you of this person pictures, concert and movie stubs ect.\n 4. And most important Never blame yourself everything happens for a reason, and it being a BAD relationship your better off it wasnt ment to be.\n\n                 AND YES ITS OK TO START DATING  SOOO DATE ON !!!!!
821451
Don't ask, "What should I consider myself to you?"  because that will just get turned around.  She'll ask you what you consider yourself toward her, and of course that's not what you are looking for.\n\nGo ahead and ask her what SHE considers herself toward you.  Your girlfriend?  Your lover?  Your soul mate?  Just a "very good friend?" (Sigh.)  "I'm not sure?" (Double sigh.)\n\nBottom line: If you are getting mixed signals and you need to get clarification, don't ask a question in a way that allows her to continue to give the mixed answers.  Good luck!!
1097650
First talk about there background and there acccomplishments.\nPS: How well do you know this person.
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1) Are you married?*\n2) Are you dating anyone?*\n3) Do you have any children?*\n4) Have you been tested for any and all STD's?\n5) Is your mama alive?\n6) Where do you work?\n7) Do you have your own place?\n8) Do you have your own car?\n9) Do you want to have kids one day? *\n10) Do you see yourself marrying in the future? *\n11) What's your last name? (You're going to have to look him up in the public records.) *\n12) Do you think/know there is a difference between having sex and making love?\n13)Are you still in touch with any of your old girlfriends? (If he answers "yes" or "She's like my play sister"...I run like hell!! I don't believe in that "play sister" BS...she's just waiting her turn to pounce.)\n14) Do you think I'm sexy?\n15) If you're so great (as you would have determined from the answer to these questions) why are you still single?* ~ This is a VERY important question. If everything he's saying is too good to be true...he probably is and will later turn out to be a con artist or an ax murderer and take you for everything you have. If he can't give you some of his human (as in everyone has them) flaws, I say turn around and say thank you but no thank you.\n\nI hope this helps!! (lol, and some of these were jokes, the ones with the asterik were serious questions for a potential mate.)
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What did you want to ask?
654552
What questions are of your type??
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1) What month were your born? Jan\n2) How old were you in November 27, 1986? 5\n3) Favorite name for a boy and a girl? Eric and Mariah\n4) Favorite place in the world? My bed\n5) How many kids do you have? 3 one on the way\n6) First name of your first boyfriend/girlfriend? Victor\n7) Favorite unique name for a boy and a girl? Aidan and Trinity\n8) What shampoo do you use? Dove\n9) What bar soap do you use? Dove\n10) If the Easter Bunny had a home address, what would it be? 1234 Hoppity Rd.
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Since I love flowers, that's what I would talk about!  Maybe ask them what kinds of plants they grow there... veggies, flowers etc... people grow things all over the world!\nFood, is always a good thing to talk about, everyone eats!Ask how to make certain things, if you let them TEACH you something about THEIR interests or passions, they will love you forever.  \n\nBe a good listener, don't talk too much about yourself (unless you are prompted) but always try to politely ask THEM questions. Ask about the seasons and what's it like  "in the winter" there... Ask about your boyfriend's family tree (sometimes you can find out about interesting lineage!). Ask about where THEY vacation, and what so they like to do on a regular night out. Ask about the funniest moment they remember about your boyfriends childhood.  Get them to open up and laugh, make them feel warm. And smile. Smile whenever you can, not a fake forced smile, but a relaxed smile.\n\nBut best thing to do is find out what their passions are... Listen, learn and relax.  Be yourself and enjoy!\n\nHave a great time!
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ask yourself :\nDoes he ring me?\nEverytime we see each other now do we have sex?\nDoes he hold your hand in public?\nDoes his friends know about the two of you as a couple?\nWhen you ring him Is he always busy?\nDo you see each other often?
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I feel you should know the person very well, if you two have been living together for a while. But in the same token you should ask how well does your know you? It must be a reason why this question is asked, for there might be some unresolved issues that may be at hand.  Just something to think about.......Feel me!
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I believe in "open" relationships, not the open kind where you date others. Ask him what reason he has for not opening up to you and if there's something you can do to change that. Being honest is the way to go. You can't spend the rest of your life with someone who keeps things from you. You want to be able to share "everything" with each other. That builds a strong foundation within the relationship. \n\nYou can try to temporarily forget about this for a while. Start doing fun stuff with him instead. Go on mini vacations, take trips, spend nights together away from home, do the things he likes like taking him to a baseball game, going to the beach, etc. You know, guy stuff. That way he'll be able to relax and you two can talk casually. Maybe then he'll feel more at ease about being with you and who knows, he might even start telling you things. \n\nYou can "trick" him by asking "have you ever" questions just to get him to say something. If you know he's going through something, ask him subtle questions relating to that specific thing to give it a nudge. But at the same time, be "generalized" and not make him think you're trying to "get information" or smother him. Just be smart about it. :)\n\nGood luck to you.