100 (OR 1001?) Questions Before Marriage

April 25, 2009 by Francina

You’re engaged to be married and are very excited about it. That’s good. But do take an hour to answer a 100 or even 1001 questions before your marriage. You and your partner are bound to have differences in various areas. Why not try to find a happy medium for both before taking the big step?

The moral of the story is: the more you know your partner or about your partner, the less surprises you’ll have after you’re married. And some may not be such nice surprises, which may cause conflict and even distrust.

I know at the moment you’re not even thinking about anything bad happening, but keep in mind that you will be spending a lot of time with your partner for many, many years and you cannot possibly see eye to eye on every single subject.

1001 Questions For Couples was written by Michael Webb who appeared on over 500 radio and TV shows including Oprah and had articles published in magazines like Cosmopolitan and Men’s Health. He knows his subject and you can listen when he speaks.

It just makes sense to rather go prepared by asking 1001 questions before marriage to make sure that you and your partner are completely compatible. Get to know your partner’s likes and dislikes, find out about their thoughts, desires and feelings.

Focus on finding out about all the little things that can help you please each other in all areas of life and provide the foundation for things you can share together.

Together is the keyword here. Personally I believe that there are so many divorces nowadays because couples don’t do things together anymore. They’re married but each go their own way. Hanging out with their respective friends but hardly ever together. Why did you get married then?

There’s enough sadness and heartache in the world as it is. If you can take this one little step to avoid disillusionment and pain then please take it. Invest in your married life. Buy 1001 Questions For Couples today. Ask 100 questions before marriage and get off to a good start.