“You don’t have to bombard him with questions about where he’s going and who he’s meeting up with every time he leaves the house. He tells you everything you need to know before you have the chance to ask.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“Do not text him. No, not even one simple ‘hi.’ What are you going to get out that? Do you really care about how he’s doing or what he’s up to? Do you really want to talk about the weather or what sports game he’s watching? Do you really think he’s going to respond with what you want to hear?”— Lauren Martin, elitedaily.com
“They don’t answer your questions directly. Instead of confronting their mistakes, they divert your attention to something else, often with an emotional story that you’d feel bad interrupting.”— Suzannah Weiss, everydayfeminism.com
“Another not-so-obvious way to control is for the controller to continually question the motives of the person they control, so the victim is never sure of themselves and, thus, always on shaky spiritual and emotional ground.”— Joseph Mattera, charismanews.com
“Ask your doctor why bad things happen to good people. Ask your doctor why it all has to be this way. Sob on your doctor's shoulder.”— Night Vale podcast, twitter.com
“This quiz will guess your favorite rock with just one simple question ('what's your favorite rock?')”— Night Vale podcast, twitter.com
“Problems that remain persistently insoluble should always be suspected as questions asked in the wrong way.”— Alan W Watts, amazon.com
“Do ask questions. One of my best pieces of advice is to ask a question in your profile. This gives a potential date the icebreaker on how to write to you. It’s simple but it works. You ask, they answer.”— Julie Spira, huffingtonpost.com
“What are a few things you thought you would never get over while you were going through them? Why did they seem so insurmountable? How did you?”— Brianna Wiest, thoughtcatalog.com