Will he complicate a problem more or can he solve the problem simply.
Examples of questions you can ask:
If we can’t find a way out of a problem, what will you do?
If your in-laws are facing a tough problem, what would you do?
How do you deal with complicated situations?
If as a woman I can’t have children, what do you think?
Are you done with your past?
3. Economy
The economic factor is the toughest thing after undergoing marriage.
More and more needs make economic factors the biggest consideration.
However, you should be careful in asking this question. Make sure that your partner knows on what basis you are asking about these economic factors.
Examples of questions you can ask before marriage:
How do you manage your income?
Are you a typical person who can save money or not?
What are your biggest expenses?
Do you have any debts?
What if you don’t have money, will you borrow or sell things?
How do you view online loans?
Make sure you and your partner are in a good mood so you can listen to each other and answer questions comfortably.
Next, find a place or cafe that provides a comfortable and calm atmosphere so that you and your partner can think clearly about each other.
