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[quote=Anonymous]-what are his parents like and what was his upbringing like? Ask probing questions about this 😆.If his dad doesn’t/didn’t do much around the house and/or wasn’t an engaged father then that’s a bad sign. If his mom cleans or cooks for him or makes appointments on his behalf when he’s an adult, that’s a bad sign. If he was never expected to do chores growing up and his mom did everything for him, that’s a bad sign.

-does he know how to cook? Doesn’t have to be anything elaborate but can he at least make eggs, pasta, very simple things? Does he own and know how to use basic kitchen appliances and tools? Does he know where basic items are in a grocery store?

-when with family/friends and food is being prepared/served, does he sit back and wait to be served? Or does he ask what he can do to help?

-does he own a broom/mop/vacuum and does he use them?

-does he know how to do laundry?

-does he keep his place neat and clean? Or is it always a mess?

-does he expect you to be the one in the relationship to make social plans, remember birthdays, shop for gifts or does he think of/take the initiative to do these things himself?

-does he schedule himself visits to the dentist, doctor, etc on his own or does he either never go or need someone to remind him/make the appt for him?

-does he take care of things that need to be fixed around the house without prompting? Either calling a plumber, electrician, handy man, etc or doing the work himself? If he does the work himself, does he actually compete projects around the house or does he leave them half finished for months?[/quote]

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