When you meet someone at school, at work, or in your private life, you are often asked about your love life. They always ask questions such as how old you were when you had your first experience, how many times you have been in a relationship, how long you have been without a girlfriend, and so on.
I don’t think there is anyone in this world who would enjoy being asked these questions, but someone starts asking them. So, how can we exchange questions about love?
Be honest
If you are not afraid to tell others about your romantic history, you may be able to answer the questions they want to know. However, it is doubtful that they really want to know about your romantic history.
Lie
If you don’t want to be honest about your romantic history, lying is one way to go. Especially if you are a virgin or a virgin who has never been in a relationship, or if you have been in a relationship but have not been with anyone for a while, you may need to lie to get by to avoid embarrassment.
Refuse to talk about it
When people ask me questions about my love life, this is how I always handle it. Love is an extremely personal and sensitive topic, so there is no need to discuss it with someone you don’t know well. I don’t care if the other person makes fun of me.
Lastly
These are probably the only three ways to dodge love-related questions. If possible, it is best not to engage with people who ask you love-related questions.