21 Questions to Ask About Your Partners Health and Food Habits

Before sealing the deal to have a life with a potential partner, it is important that during the courtship, you find out about each other. Asking your partner about their health and food habits are important to find out if its something you can bare for the reminder of the relationship.

Here are 21 questions to ask about your partners health and food habits:

Do you have any phobias, fears or concerns about going to the doctor?
Do you have any concerns about my health or unhealthy habits?
Second hand smoke is one of the leading causes of cancer and breathing related illnesses. Will you allow anyone to smoke around your children? If you smoke now would you make a serious attempt to quit before having children?
Have you ever suffered from depression? If so, What brought these feelings on, how long did the depression last and What therapies worked for you?
Have you ever had serious thoughts about committing suicide? What are your thoughts about those who kill themselves?
When, if ever, was the first time you smoked a cigarette? Why did you try it? How long did you smoke? If you still smoke, have you ever seriously tried to quit?
Which meals would you like to be able to eat together? Do you think we will be able to consistently do so?
Do you get irritated when you have to wait in long lines?
Do you have any special dietary needs? How do you need me to support you with this need?
Do you consider yourself in shape?
Do you live to eat or eat to live?
What do you think are your optimum hours of sleep to be fully energized?
Do you ever diet? What sort of diets do you usually go on?
How often do you get sick? Is it a cold, flu or usually something else?
How many drinks does it take until you are definitely feeling it? Do you cut yourself off after a certain number of drinks? Or when do you know you have had enough?
Have you ever had an emotional breakdown or been diagnosed with a mental illness? How long did the recovery take?
What do you think about eating meals with your family in front of the television?
Do you think family time and discussions around the dinner table are important?
Do you have any rooms that are off limits for bringing in food?
Do you find that you eat when you are bored, stressed, or worried?
Are there emotional times that make you want to eat?