To me it’s like a what point are you willing to be honest about who you are. I need a person confident in who they are. Honesty to me is the deepest intimacy. I have seen plenty of people who are not their true self’s around their partners. A relationship built on half trues and misrepresentations is doomed from the start. Maintaining a lie is usually harder and worst than telling the truth.
My point is..
Asking those questions is fine, once rapport is been established. Pre-rapport interaction should be void of asking certain questions. Find out if you two have chemistry first. I think more important questions in the beginning is something like someone’s spiritual beliefs.
Someone who let’s say wanna abstain from sex until marriage needs to be known right away. Perhaps someone’s political views as well as their views on social justice. I am even cool with someone wanting to know if I date interracially or not is a more appropriate question, because if that is a dealbreaker for someone, then best for them to know right away and go their separate ways than asking about someone’s credit history.
shyt, if you feel that asking about credit is important right away, then why not ask about one’s sexual history right away? Why not ask a single mom how may baby daddy’s she has and if they each pay child support? Ask how much each father pays per month?
Any woman who ask me about my credit history before establishing rapport with me is an automatic dealbreaker! I will not divulge any information regarding my financial business. If a I tell a woman I own a home, bought a new car and I have been gainfully employed for almost 20 years, then that should give her some indication that I am financially stable enough to maintain such a huge responsibility...


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