Good Lifestyle

The meeting is supposed to be fun, you learn new things about a person and get to know them better. What's wrong with it? But as many of you will know it, sooner or later, it will become and exhausting the routine composed of the same annoying questions and the same predictable answers. I mean that there are only so many times that you can ask a person what they do in life before starting to think "I hope you are a superhero or a spy or some exciting thing otherwise I do not care. " So, to help you a few some intelligent questions you can ask at a first date that will not be boring and predictable and will allow you to learn a lot more about the person you have on a date.

1. What do you consider at home?
Instead of asking where you can just ask what they consider at home. Because it's not necessary where you were born. Some feel this connection, others no and they move in a place that looks more like that. It's fun to talk about what we consider at home. A place, a feeling, a community of friends?

2. Do you want to consider yourself and extroverted or introvert?
This question is smart because you can then follow him with "What do your friends consider you?" It is interesting to see what a person is seen as and what they plan to the world and how others see it and if there is a correlation between the two.

3. What happens on your bucket list?
Most people have something they have always wanted to do, but have not yet had the chance to be or maybe I have not picked the courage to do. And it's interesting to know what are their bucket list and what it says about them as a person. For some list, a list can be composed of extreme sports or elastic jumps or swimming with sharks and some people who have a home or earn a million dollars on this list.

4. If you have met your youngest self what advice would you give them?
It's a smart way to know if the person has regrets in life, or if he might be fighting with something in their childhood and overcomes it now. It seems less as personal as "tell me all about your troubles of your childhood" but you can always know more.

5. What are you waiting for this week / month?
By asking this question, you basically learn to find out what brings them joy in everyday life. Is a meal in a restaurant, a weekend getaway, maybe a hike in a mountain or maybe it's a concert or a ticket for a match that they really expect impatience.

6. What is something I should know but would not think about asking?
This question can go two ways, whatsoever they make a joke and break it, maybe they will say something you have not waited or even tell you something important that they do not Just did not know how to raise.

7. Who did you dream of becoming a child?
It can be very entertaining to see who the person thought they would be when they grew up and how did it change since. Have they really followed with their childhood dream or turned into something else over the years? Maybe they still think "when I grow up, I want to be ..." Even if they are an adult.

8. What was the last thing you started?
It is polite to be humble and argue that we hate we boast, but we all have at least one thing we are proud not to boast. It's a good way to know what it is and gives them a free pass to boast of something.

9. If you could travel in the time when I get?
This question is great because you can have a very long conversation about it. You can know if it may be nostalgic of their past, or maybe they are really in the lifestyle and fashion of the 30s, maybe there is a person they would like Meet who died before birth or maybe they may be more curious about what the future is.

10. Bed, Wed, Capacity: Special Edition.
It's a fun game to play and you can do everything you want. Actors and actresses? Characters of your favorite TV show? Hell, you can make food preferences, because at one point, we all had this moment when we looked with love in a cake and thought - if I could marry a cake, I would do it.