QUESTIONS TO ASK THE PERSON YOU WANT TO MARRY 💍
Before getting married, I think it’s important for both you and your partner to have an open and honest discussion on various aspects in life. Here are some questions you can ask the person you want to marry.
-how do you see our relationship evolving after marriage?
-how will our roles and responsibilities change after marriage?
-do you want any children? If so, how many?
-do you want any pets? If so, how many?
-If you want kids, when do you want to start a family?
-what values/family traditions would you like to start or keep moving forward?
-what are your religious views and how will this play a part in our relationship?
-how will we work to keep the spark in our relationship?
-how will we handle conflict?
-where will we spend our holidays? how can we set new traditions moving forward?
-are you open to starting our lives together in a new city? State?
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It's amazing how much a few honest conversations before marriage can shape your entire future together! Beyond just asking the questions, actually sitting down and listening to your partner's answers is key. I remember feeling so much more confident going into our marriage after we tackled some of the big topics. One of the biggest shifts after saying 'I Do' is navigating the day-to-day realities. Many couples wonder 'what to do after marriage' to keep the magic alive and manage life effectively. From my experience, continuous communication is your best friend. Don't stop having those deep conversations once the rings are on! Regularly check in about your 'relationship evolution' – are you both still growing together? Schedule dedicated 'date nights' or even just half an hour each evening to truly connect without distractions. This helps in 'maintaining the spark' and ensures you’re both feeling heard and valued. Let's talk about 'responsibilities after marriage' and defining 'marriage roles.' It's not about strict traditional roles unless that's what you both truly want. It's about fairness and what works for your unique partnership. We found it helpful to discuss finances openly: who manages the budget, how we save, and how we handle big purchases. When it came to household chores, we literally made a list and divided tasks based on what we each genuinely didn't mind doing, or could learn to do! This proactive approach helps prevent resentment and keeps things running smoothly. Don't forget the emotional labor – supporting each other through tough times, celebrating successes, and simply being there. The questions about children and pets are huge, but also consider how you'll handle 'family traditions' – will you merge them, create new ones, or prioritize one over the other? And what about 'religious views'? Even if you share the same faith, discussing how deeply it will impact your daily life, child-rearing, or holiday celebrations is vital. Perhaps you're even open to starting your lives together in a new city or state, as highlighted in the images – that's a big discussion! Finally, don't shy away from discussing 'conflict resolution.' Every couple argues, but knowing how you'll navigate disagreements respectfully is a game-changer. Will you take breaks? Use 'I' statements? Having a plan helps avoid those 'I married the wrong person' regrets because you've already established a foundation of understanding and commitment to work through challenges. These conversations might feel intense, but they truly lay the groundwork for a happy, resilient marriage. It’s all about building that strong future, together!


