| focusedon2 |
| (Pooh-Bah) |
| 08/13/07 09:20 PM |
Re: What should the first questions be?
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What do you do for a living is very important. It's what you do all day long - so it's something to talk about if all else fails. You also get an idea of how happy a person is with their job, how stable they are, how they get along with their coworkers and more.
Financially independent? That's a given. I'm not dating any teens.
I never thought about the car thing. But I guess I would see someone differently if they drove a jaguar vs. a lexus.
Neighborhood. That's useful to know, especially if you live a little too close or too far away. Also, if it doesn't tell anything about a person's financial stability, it does say a lot about their ambitions.
Buy me? That's pretty bold.
I don't need a guy to buy me anything. . I just want him to redo my deck, fix my chimney, de-weed my lawn, etc. LOL. I'll gladly foot the bill.
I think there are 2 other questions that should come first.
1. Are you married?
2. Are you gay?