One of the causes of broken homes is that couples fail to get to fully understand and get to know themselves before tying the knot but these questions can simplify the problem.
• What makes you happy?
• Do you want children?
• What is your financial situation? How much debt do you have?
• Where do you see yourself in 10 years? What are your long-term goals?
• Do you have a close relationship with your parents?
• How is your credit?
• Where do you want to live: a city, suburb, or overseas?
• How many really close friends do you have?
• What kinds of pets do you love — if any?
• Do you know how to cook?
• What’s the most violent thing you’ve ever done?
• Have you ever cheated?
• Do you prefer socialising or staying in?
• What is your family’s history with disease?
• How do you want to raise your kids?
• How much money do you need to be truly content?
• Would you be willing to seek couples therapy if we ever needed it?
• What is the worst thing you have ever done?
• What do you love to do most in the world?
• What are your feelings on divorce?
• Do you want a prenuptial agreement?
• How do you like your meat cooked? Seriously, I need to know.
• Do you promise to stay with me even if things get really bad? If one of us gets sick or becomes disabled, will you be there?
• Have you ever been convicted of a felony?
• Do you have a savings account?
• How do you feel about the missionary (s*x) position?
• Would you ever use my toothbrush without asking me?
• How do you feel about having breakfast food for dinner?
• How do you regard the gym on your list of important things you need to do?
• Do you still call your mom for advice on the underwear you’re purchasing?