A lot of marriages don’t work out for one simple reason: couples often don’t ask each other the most important questions before they tie the knot. If they would simply take a little time to ask each other some of the most important questions, there would probably be far fewer divorces.
One thing about question books is that it gives people a tool for asking some of the tough questions- but is “1000 Questions for Couples” by Michael Webb one of the books which works for couples?
In a word, yes. A lot of these books of questions never really get to the most important ones or they just don’t ask enough questions period. However, Webb’s collection is truly comprehensive and covers anything and everything you might want to ask your spouse to be before you walk down the aisle.
There are tough questions here about finances, children and parenting, past relationships, career goals, religion, morality, beliefs, personality types and sex, among other subjects. Not only does this book cover the heavier topics above, it also covers some less intense but no less important ground like food, vacations, pets, driving and more.
One of my favorite things about this book is that it covers such a broad scope of subjects, so couples can start out with some easier, lighter questions and work their way up to the really serious questions as they become comfortable asking each other these questions.
When you buy the book, you can also have a few questions delivered automatically via email daily, so you can have new questions to ask your potential spouse without even having to look through the book for them.
Overall, I have nothing negative to say about this book. It is exactly what it claims to be and gives you really any question you’d ever want to ask someone before marrying them. I would recommend this book to anyone, whether they’re considering marriage or they’re just a couple who wants an easy way to get to know each other better.
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