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What questions to ask in new relationship can guide you toward a better understanding of whether you are actually compatible with your new partner. By learning more about a new partner, you can avoid misunderstandings, learn how to navigate stressful times, and understand more about their communication style.
If you are just getting to know a person, spend time asking a few questions to find out more about who they are. Here are a few topics that can help you determine whether you are just having fun, or looking toward the long term.
Before looking to the future, take some time to look at the past. These relationship questions range from your partner's childhood experience, to their past relationships, and can help you create a better picture of how these events have shaped who they are.
These relationship questions have to do with what your potential partner is looking for in a relationship. These can prevent you from wasting your time if your core values are not aligned.
A deep sense of trust and open communication can help you feel loved in a relationship. Life with a partner you can't trust can be stressful and lead to arguments and negative feelings on both sides. Find out whether your values of trust align by asking these questions.
Pillow talk can help you find out more about your partner's take on physical intimacy and women's health. Here are some questions to ask your partner when you want to know everything they think or believe about sex.
Sometimes the questions to ask don't have to be deep questions, but fun questions. You can achieve emotional intimacy by finding out more about what makes them tick. These questions can offer light hearted conversation during a date.
Are they looking for a long term partner? What are their sexual needs, and how do they determine what makes a great relationship? Ask your partner these questions to find out what a healthy relationship looks like to them and whether you have a shared vision.
A licensed marriage and family therapist can help you navigate these questions, as well. If you find that you and your partner are committed to building a long term relationship in the future, it can be worthwhile to meet with a therapist to help facilitate communication around important issues.
At Williamsburg Therapy Group, our team of doctoral-level Brooklyn psychotherapists offers evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including couples counseling, to help you and your partner find out what you are looking for in life.
Give us a call today and our patient coordinator will help you find the right therapist to offer emotional support as well as tools and strategies to help you build strong communication skills with your partner, and get on the same page about relationships and how you both approach life, love, and family.
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