7 GREAT Questions You Should ASK A MAN In The Early Stages of Dating

7 GREAT Questions You Should ASK A MAN In The Early Stages of Dating... In this dating advice video, I will share seven great questions you should ask a man in the early stages of dating that you all need to know. I want you to understand the questions you should ask a man on a date be it a first date, online dating, or elsewhere in the dating process. Take heed to this dating advice and ensure you watch the entire video.

When you ask a man the right questions in the early stages of dating, you will learn more about his goals, values, passions, and strengths, which will help you determine whether you want to take it further. I want you to know the questions you should ask a man you’re dating, how to ask the questions, and when to ask the questions. This dating advice for women will give you the exact questions to ask a man when dating.

It is essential to ask these great questions in the early stages of dating to avoid spending time with an incompatible partner. Ask a man thoughtful questions to create a more personal connection to know if you would like to get to know him better. Embrace this life advice to know the questions to ask when dating and make more informed decisions when dating.

As a certified life coach, relationship coach, and dating coach, I want to make dating and relationships easier for you. I pray that you find this video helpful and that you can enjoy dating and have a fulfilling, healthy relationship.

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[shespeakz]

1. What is role of man and woman in relationship.
2. What are pet peeves/ deal breakers
3. What are ur views on marriage
4. What are ur views on communication
5. What kind of lifestyle does he want to live
6. What does he think about kids
7. What do u consider cheating

[TheAttractionTriggers]

*I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.*

[Mysteriouslyhidden]

I’m asking a thousand questions until I’m satisfied. If he don’t like it, thank you, I dodged a bullet. ❤

[yankeerose]

Sometimes asking questions make you nervous because the fear of rejection.

[hallejudy]

Ever since I began listening to you last year I became the best version of myself. I gladly dumped all the men in rotation. Stopped flirting with unserious men. I asked these questions most of your previous videos have these points. Yesterday I was reflecting on my accountability patterns and who is checking me?!
I am on a beautiful journey and I’ve sincerely healed. I was so hyped about a husband that I always ignored these things. I asked guys what the role of a husband and wife is in a relationship…😂😂😂 O boy the answers.
Thank you Stephen. I am the best version of myself and I am so intentional without being desperate that I’ll be single forever. I am Self developing.
This is a free Master class❤

[LStokesEsq]

As a divorce lawyer…people should definitely consider prenups more and many women are making more than men in todays society! Definitely a good topic to go deeper in

[katherineturner]

You can ask so many questions and there's no guarantee he's that, actions honey only, 3 to 6 months you will know, just pay close attention ladies and take mental notes.

[nancymosby]

When two ppl genuinely respect each other all else is easy

[bijouxbijoux]

On the flip side, there are men that will hit these topics early on too, not to waste their time as well. My guy was very forthcoming early on, asking about my fertility, talking about marriage, about how many kids we would have, my Ring size, about what he found inappropriate and I paid close attention and actually listened & it answered all these questions. It scared me at first, but now I see the whole picture & hearing this makes me appreciate it more than be weirded out by it.

[DarylSimpson]

Great video, there is nothing like a perfect marriage or relationship, I learnt that in everything there is always a solution, 5 years ago I and my wife divorced because we were having some difficulties in our marriage but we are back together, it was a really bad phase but we got through it

[kiranholt]

If I am blessed to get married again, not only will I ask questions, I will pray to God to reveal to me who this man really is and I will ask my step-dad and all of the mature grown Christian men in my life to vet the man, his family and his friends.

[urbanvr]

You know someone sent me this video. And I thought... Here's another guy, pandering to women, telling them what they want to hear, and capitalizing from them. I reluctantly opened it, if I'm honest. However, I listened to the first 10 minutes... Then 20, and all the way through. Pleasantly surprised... This gent was honest. Whether it showed favor, or shade to either sex, it was honest and truth. I appreciated every word. THIS IS WHAT WE SHOULD BE SUPPORTING. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU'RE DOING.
SUBSCRIBE!!!!

[sabrinablack]

I asked my boyfriend these questions anyways even though we've dated for 9 months. I think it's a nice way to get the convo going. He said those were really good questions and was taken aback by it. He asked me those same questions too. I really liked his answers. The one question he was digging the most was pet peeves/deal breakers. I had to clarify to him that pet peeves is what annoys him and deal breakers are what you won't accept. The first question I started off with was does he have a self serving narcissist love and I also had to explain what that meant but other than that, it was fun answering.

[Abolitionista]

This episode should be titled "My narcissistic ex"

He was a covert narcissist and had every single one of these red flags. He was the best guy in the world while we were just dating. We dated a year and a half before I let him move in. The minute he moved in like a switch he changed. He only wanted to move in because he was tired of the facade he was wearing. He knew I had specific requirements from a partner and knew he had to meet them. The praise and appreciation I gave him were his energy source. He just didn't realize that I was actually praising and appreciating his efforts and thought I was just praising him for having me with his presence.

He was used to dating women with low self-esteem and were dependent on him. In his mind he thought he had trapped me and that I couldn't live without him. He was used to sulking and gaslighting, and those tactics didn't work with me. I gave him a couple chances to work on himself and grow, but he just couldn't match my energy and I wasn't going to sacrifice my soul to be with him.

[SharonFranklin-gxyt]

I love that you said don't be afraid to ask questions in the beginning and that people are more open to discuss these issues because they aren't emotionally invested yet.

[jessicanjoki]

You've helped me depart from all the toxic relationship advice I used to listen to. Thank you. Your a blessing from God

[amadeagottlieb]

Ladies, have a heart! As I read the comments on this and Stephan's other videos I'm aware of how much has changed in my lifetime. Whatever happened to adaptability and compromise? So many women seem surprised to find out their man isn't just like them and has irritating traits. And then they end it because if urritating traits?!? When I was young, a nonviolent man who worked and was faithful as far as you knew was a dreamboat and you would happily cook and clean for him and wash his back for him. When I think of my first 28 year marriage and then my second 13 year marriage, my poor late husbands would have been shown the door and led lonely, bitter lives if they had married a modern woman of today. I'm now looking forward to loving a man through his old age in a third marriage and making his life happier and pleasant as long as he's not too cranky to live with and doesn't raise his hand to me. If he doesn't raise his hand or his voice to me, we can make it work. The way he is. Just the way he is. That's what love us, ladies. You have to love him the way he is or you haven't loved at all.

[romiche]

Is better to ask and know where you stand and not waste time. Thank you for the precision on how to ask, the tone and all ❤

[violettab]

You are so right!!! We need to find the courage asking the difficult questions and act accordingly. Thank you for making this video.

[celestinnarose]

Amen👏👏Thank you brotha Stephan. No need to get upset or try to understand or be understood regarding men who want the poly life, my responsibility is to respectfully and politely move out that man’s way so that I can be open and available for the next man God has ordained for me.