Relationship Question Websites and Pages

This page is my attempt to list a handful of really top notch, high quality pages that relate to the topic of this website--questions to ask in a relationship. I've included a link to each of these sites and/or pages along with some thoughts about why I enjoyed them so much. After the list of links, I've included some information about how I found these sites.

1. 45 Articles on Questions to Ask Before the First Date - Since the focus of this site is on questions to ask your boyfriend or girlfriend, we don't really cover questions to ask before the first date. Luckily, many other pages and sites DO cover those kinds of questions. OnlineDating.org has put together a great list of sites and resources for people who want to know what questions to ask BEFORE the first date.
2. Ask Questions to Start a Conversation - This one is a short and sweet article from Sam Tinky about how to start conversations by asking questions. Some people think that articles have to go on and on, but Tinky manages to cover the entire subject quickly and concisely. If you want to know how to use questions to start a conversation, then this is a great article to read.
3. College Freshmen: Four Ways To Skip the Stereotype - This is a great article from Savvy Student aimed at college freshmen. If you want to avoid annoying the upper classmen in college, one of their tips is to think of some new questions to ask. Their point is that everyone is tired of hearing the same, "Where are you from?" types of questions. The article features a lot of other great advice too that's not directly related to asking or answering questions.
4. Random Funny Questions - This one is another fun article from EzineArticles.com, this time written by John Clifton. The questions suggested in this article are more of a humorous nature. They're designed specifically to get a laugh. My favorite question from this batch? "If you were invisible, what would be the first thing you would do?"
5. Who Invented Astrology? - I thought this would be a fun one to include, because what is astrology if not an attempt to answer questions? The history of astrology that is outlined here is actually pretty interesting. Even if you're not a believer in that sort of thing, this is an article worth reading.

I found these pages doing various Internet searches, but I waded through an enormous amount of dreck before finding the really high quality information to link to. Search engines are one of the least efficient ways of finding interesting websites, I've found. I much prefer to read websites that I was referred to by a real person and not a robot.

I also prefer to read pages that seem like they were written by a real person. Some pages on the Internet were clearly written as just spider food for search engine robots, and you can spot those a mile away. All of the pages I linked to above were chosen because there was a real personality lurking behind the writing on those pages.