Some call it the Talking Phase, others refer to it as the Crush Phase, and anyone on Love Island will say “It’s still early days,” but personally, I think the start of a new relationship should be called the “Ask Your Crush Every Question You Can Think Of” Phase. It’s that exciting, butterflies-in-your-stomach period where you’re so into someone you want to know everything about them, and you want them to know everything about you too. Having open conversations about everything from what you like to do in your spare time to what your childhoods were like is fundamental to testing your compatibility, which in turn, ofc, depends on what you consider “compatibility.” Ultimately, you want to make sure your most important values align—at least, you do if you want to make it work long-term. Show But getting to know someone new should be fun, too, and you def don’t want your date to feel like they’re at a job interview for the position of Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Partner. You need the questions to be deep enough that you can get to know them, establish a connection, or test the waters to see if they're into you as well, explains Carmel Jones, a relationship coach and sex expert at The Big Fling. That’s why we put together this master list of questions to ask your crush—so you can get to know each other better, determine your compatibility, and have fun doing it. Obvi, only you can decide what makes the most sense to ask and when, but as long as you’re doing what feels good, you’re on the right track. “I don't think there's any real formula for it except to get to know them as a person,” explains Debra Roberts, LCSW, a conversation expert and president of The Relationship Protocol. “I think if you go in with an open mind, and you're friendly and you keep things simple and you listen, that's really important.” It’s also super important to remember that even after you’ve defined the relationship (aka DTR-ed), it’s still beneficial to keep asking each other questions. The get-to-know-you era shouldn’t end just because you’ve put a label on it. Heck, it should continue all throughout your relationship! People evolve, and so too might their answers, so feel free to bookmark this list and whip it out on your date nights, whether it’s your first date or your tenth anniversary. Now, without further ado, here’s what to ask your person. Get-to-know-you questions to ask your crush
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