52. The Uncomfortable Questions Every Couple Should Ask
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You know their favorite food. You know how they take their coffee. You probably know what side of the bed they sleep on.
But do you know how much debt they have? Whether they want kids? How they handle anger? What makes them jealous? How important sex is to them? Or what happens when you can’t stand their mother?
This week on Wrong Way Forward, Katy and Justin tackle the questions couples should be asking BEFORE they get married—and some of them get uncomfortable fast.
They start with a big one: What is the most traumatic experience of your life, and how does the residue of that experience show up in your relationship today? Is your partner supposed to help you work through that baggage—or is expecting your spouse to become your therapist the wrong way forward?
Then they work through the questions that can make or break a relationship:
Kids. Religion. Exes. Debt. Money. In-laws. Sex. Porn. Jealousy. Independence. Love languages. And the habits your partner has that make you absolutely insane.
And Katy raises another question: Should you only have these conversations before marriage—or should couples ask them again every five or ten years? Because the person you married at 25 may have very different answers at 40, 50 or 60.
But after all those questions, they land on one that may matter more than everything else:
Does this person make you a better person?
Before you walk down the aisle—or if you've already been married for 20 years—this might be a conversation worth having.
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