5 Questions You Should Avoid Asking On a First Date

First impression last long you know! If you are meeting for the first time keep the conversation light and fun, and avoid anything that could make your date feel uncomfortable or judged. Here are the five questions you should avoid asking on a first date.

Questions about exes: Avoid asking about the number of exes, reasons for past breakups, or if they’re still friends with an ex. Also avoid questions about body counts.

Money matters: Avoid asking about their salary, job, or financial situation. Also don’t ask for financial assistance from your date on the first date.

Politics and religion: Avoid asking about their political or religious beliefs, especially if they are controversial.

Personal health: Avoid asking about their weight, diet, or any medical conditions. You must have known each other better before asking about your date’s genotype and blood group.

Future plans: Avoid asking about their long-term goals or plans for marriage and children.

Instead, try asking open-ended questions that allow for more conversation and connection, such as “What are your hobbies?” or “What’s your favorite type of music?”.

Asking these questions can make your date feel uncomfortable and may ruin the mood. Instead, try asking open-ended questions that allow your date to share more about themselves, such as “What do you like to do for fun?” or “What’s your favorite type of music?” Remember, the goal of a first date is to get to know each other and have a good time, so keep the conversation light and enjoyable.