Questions to ask her... (Part 4)

Dudes,

Here is the final part of our topic “Questions to Ask Your Girlfriend”. And today we focus on Random Questions.

Bored to the core? Pick up some random questions from the compilation below, and start interrogating her. I'm sure you'll have a great time doing this!

Here they are:

Do you believe in God? Do you prefer an exotic meal in five-star hotels or a supremely delicious fruit-cake from a bakery nearby? What are the 3 things that make you go weak in your knees? Do you like to dance? Can you teach me some dancing skills? What is your favourite TV show? How were your school days? Is there any particular funny incident that you remember vividly? What do you like to do in your leisure time? What are the languages in which you can speak fluently? What is your favourite sport? Is there a thing you'd want to keep doing for the rest of your life? Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob? (Dude, this is the funniest question you could ask your Twilight-freak girlfriend!!!) What are you excessively obsessive-compulsive about? What can totally impress you? If your life was a book, what would you name it? Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? Who is your inspiration for life? Do you booze? How often? If there is one thing that makes you smile instantly, what is it? Are you addicted to Facebook? Do you like chick flicks or action flicks? What do you like about yourself the most? Which is your dream car? What kinds of music do you like the most? Are you scared of dark? What is your idea of a perfect evening?

Perhaps, it takes exceptional efforts and unlimited trust to free a relationship from relationship issues. You know, you may not always receive all the correct answers for the above questions to ask your girlfriend. But then, it is easier to subscribe to the 'ignorance is bliss' school of thought, for many a time, reality is a foul syrup to gulp in. With time, the more you get to know of her, the more it will be easy for you to deal with the problems that occur while bonding with her. When hard times rear their terrible heads, it's you who's going to be her saviour. For life


Best regards, Hope my piece of advice will help.

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