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You’re going on a first date, and you want everything to go like a dream.
You also want to learn as much as you can without overwhelming your date with questions or with stories of your own.
If only you had a list of good first date questions to help you make the most of this foray into uncharted territory.
Because even if you’re a veteran of the dating scene, it doesn’t hurt to prepare yourself by adding to your first date conversation toolbox.
Is he the one for you? Or are you just tired of looking? No one deserves to be someone else’s last resort, after all.
If only you could find an “Is he the one quiz” that would give you a clear “yes” or “no” answer.
Shouldn’t someone get on that — maybe within the next day or so — and send you a link when it’s ready?
How are you supposed to be sure he’s husband material without some help from those who’ve been where you are?
It turns out there are some tell-tale signs you can look for.
One of you is bound to wonder when the other cheats: Do you really love someone if you cheat on them?
It’s a fair question, considering the hurt caused by infidelity.
But as you’ll see further on, it’s rarely that simple.
It’s not unusual for the cheater to still love the partner they cheated on — and to regret their actions far more than they enjoyed the affair.
The question remains, though: Can a relationship work after cheating? Because even if you want it to work, it will never feel the same again.
Where do you go from here?
Have you started asking questions related to your significant other’s behavior?
Maybe you’re not quite ready to specifically address something they’ve said or done recently.
You just know something is off, and part of you hopes you can resolve the issue with minimal fuss.
Every couple has their challenges, right?
Yet even when you tell yourself this, you know you’re not overreacting or making a big deal out of nothing.
You’re not buying the excuses anymore.
What you’re seeing are relationship red flags.
And you’re right to be concerned.
You’re riding the high of a new romantic relationship. At the back of your mind, though, you’re wondering, “Is it normal to fall for someone quickly?”
It happened so fast. You fell head over heels for each other.
Are you just lucky in love, or is that tiny voice at the back of your head trying to warn you about something?
It sounds an awful lot like you, and it keeps asking annoying questions like, “Why do I get attached so easily?” Because deep down, you know something isn’t quite right.
And you want to know why.