Relationships are one of the most important things in our lives. They have huge
significance and are often quite life changing.
To help you to get the most out of your relationship, I have devised
some fun relationship questions that will help you and your partner
to get to know each other a little better - and in the process, get
to understand one another a little better, too.
The one thing
that you should bear in mind is that these are fun questions. You've
got to be able to not get too heavy when you do this sort of thing,
so relax, chill out and away we go!
The first of our fun
relationship questions is: "What did you think of me the first time
we met?"
Now if your partner says, for instance, that he/she
thought you were little bit 'nerdy,' or 'weird' or some such thing,
don't over react. Not everybody falls in love at first sight, in
fact very few people do.
The next of our fun relationship
questions is: "What would you do if you won $1 million?"
This is a nice question. It doesn't run the risk of getting an
answer you don't want to hear - leastwise I hope not. In fact this
question is one you can ask a person more than once. Most folks
don't tire of imagining what they might do with that kind of money.
Good
fun relationship questions should excite, too. There's nothing like
a little bit of fantasy in your life, so try this on for size: "If
you could go anywhere in the world for a holiday, where would it be?"
It evokes pictures of faraway places, new
people, new culture, and new adventure. It's only when your partner
says something like: "Let's go Bungee jumping in Antarctica," that
you need to start worrying!
Here's another one: "What do you
like doing best with me?"
Now thinking about this, maybe it
should be "what's the second best thing," because if the answer to
the original question doesn't comeback as "testing the bedsprings
out," it could cause some friction, and that's not what fun
relationship questions are supposed to do!
"Who did you have
your first kiss with, and where did it happen?" Good fun
relationship questions should help you to get to know each other a
little better, and well as being a little bit of fun, so this sort
of innocent prying shouldn't cause any friction, just maybe a little
embarrassment?
"What was the happiest moment of your life?"
Now if you are wise, and if you are a male who wants to hang on to
his "family jewels," you should answer, "When I first fell I love
with you."
The fact of the matter is that we can all be a
little bit sensitive in one way or another. With women in general,
they all like to feel that they are the 'queen bee', and that their
man's life should revolve around them. Most guys already know this,
so when they are responding to some of the more ambiguous fun
relationship questions, a little diplomacy is called upon.
But as far as fun relationship questions are concerned, and in all
seriousness, you could permit, or offer some alternatives; such as:
"the day our first child was born." Provided you have some, of
course. With your current partner, that is. If you do, bringing your
kids into it is always a good "get out of jail free" card to play.
On the other hand, men in general tend to have pretty big egos
that need massaging from time to time. Of course women know this too,
so if they don't want to have a sulking partner skulking around for
the next few days like a bear with a sore head, they'll temper their
answers to some of the fun relationship questions too.
But
seriously, generally speaking we all know the boundaries of our
relationships, which buttons to press, what things to say and what
things not to say. It's all part of forging a great relationship,
and both partners will give a little latitude.
But we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that our fun relationship
questions are actually all about finding out a little bit more about
our partners, as well as sparking off some enjoyable conversations.
Fun relationship questions like, "If you were alone on a desert
island and you could chose to have one item with you, what would it
be?" are just for a bit of fun, although they can be enlightening
too.
An answer like 'a magic wishing wand' hardly counts,
but a neat answer might be something along the lines of "I'd like to
have a well stocked supermarket please!" :-)
The nice thing
about relationships is that they change as you go through life. Our
priorities change, as do our tastes, our likes and our dislikes. So
this is why fun relationship questions are not just a 'one off'
occasion. We should ask them of ourselves at all stages of our
relationships.
And remember, you never know what you might
find out; something new that you never knew before!
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