How do I ask about his parents?
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I think you still need to be patient here.  It may be something traumatic, hurtful, or embarrassing that he just doesn't want to tell you right now. When he trusts you it'll come up.\n\nIf you really insist on knowing, you could probably find out from one of his friends. But be careful because he could easily (and rightfully) perceive that you are prying into his personal life. Men don't like that any more than women do.
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Contact his parents and get his address.
1075647
ask your mama what your daddy's name was, then try to contact him.
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Call him or her up on the phone and ask!
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be grown up and just ask him
150716
Try to talk him into it slowly. Ask him about his 1st gf and try to compare yourself to him. Tell him that now a days a gf is like a best friend. OR  Get a gf and dont tell him if he asks just tell him that is is one of your friends. Go out on GROUP dates. Parents love them.\n         Hope im a help!
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Just simply ask questions about himself, truly paying attention and listening to him. Ask about hobbies, what he likes to do for fun, favorite movies/music/etc.
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I've been in your same situation when i was younger. with my parents i told them some of the nice things that this guy did, that let them know that he was nice. Ask this guy to meet them. Not really at the house at first, but maybe at a park or a school activity. Then he won't be so nervous. Tell your mom first. Mom's are always easier. Dads will understand eventually. Don't say date or anything yet, say hanging out or something like that, then after a while say casually in a conversation with your parents how your friends think that you and _your guys name__ are such a cute couple. or something like that. that will be easier. if they are really strict just say that this guy is your special guy. hope i helped!!!
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It 's smple ask your parent or ask your president
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ask him, straight up or spy on him with his relationships
904520
If you have this much doubt, chances are you havent seen a clear sign and should walk away before you get humiliated or humiliate yourself. Chances are he's just a really nice guy who has sisters and and great parents he's learned from. If you want to know you need to straight up ask him and dont' play games. Just say "Listen, are you seeing anyone or looking for a relationship, I am just wondering? " and be serious, say it in a way where he wont really suspect you, or you will have outed yourself.
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First of all, figure out whether you like him or not regardless of your parents' opinions.  If you like him enough, then continue to go out with him and when the time is right, introduce him gradually to your parents by mentioning him casually then by actually introducing them to each other. Your parents need to be given an opportunity to know the guy otherwise they will just go on stereotypes. But if you don't like him really, then what's the point? Just decline if he asks you out on a date or make it clear to him that you're just hanging out with him as a friend.
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Perhaps he still lives with his parents.  If you know their name, look up their number.  Or, maybe he is married and the phone is listed in his wife's name. Or, maybe he has room mates and the phone is listed in their name.  Or, maybe he has a cellphone - or an unlisted number.  The surefire way to find out is ask him.
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I feel that you kind of know the answer but want confirmation.\n\nThis isn't being respectful to you.\n\nFor a start he isn't being totaly honest to you. AND if he isn't being totaly honest to you about a simple thing like meeting his Mom & Dad, then it's possible he isn't being honest about other things.\n\nYou need to confront him about this, lay the foundations.\n\nTake some control back.
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The simplest thing you can do to find out is to go up to him and ask him yourself.
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Ask them questions about their parents, grandparents, their childhoods, and be very interested in everything they say.  Ask them for advice about a good place to buy tires or whatever.  If they have traveled, ask them about the places they visited, what they liked or didn't like, whether they would go back there again.  Ask them how they met.  DON'T talk about religion or politics or money. And don't criticize your spouse -- after all, they raised him/her and he/she is perfect.
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Okay....this mom is going to try to answer you.  I don't know anything about your family so it it hard to answer.  My suggestion would be...let your parents get to know him, not as your boyfriend, but just as a friend.  Then if you really start dating they will already know him.  Don't make a big deal about race, maybe they won't.\nIt is easy for people to say don't worry about your parents.  I don't agree.  First of all....you wouldn't be asking this question, if what your parent thought didn't matter.\nFamily is forever.... guys can come and go.  \nYou answered a question I had, In your answer to me, you saw my love for my son and you told me to let God handle it. I can tell you are a very insightful person and I would bet you have a pretty good head on your shoulders.  Let them meet him first, then later.....Talk to your parents, give them a chance...they might just surprise you.  If he is good to you and your family....they will see that over anything else.\nGood luck, I wish you the best!