Basically fast-tracking the whole “get to know you” period.

Then, the questions are followed up with a four-minute eye-to-eye stare down.

They will put both you and your date into a vulnerable position, and force you to go to an internal place and ask why?

Instead of saying things to be more attractive, or perhaps fool yourself self into liking her more, it allows both of you to be authentic and real.

I figure that asking each other questions and staring into each other’s eyes is far less-expensive than relationship counseling and it could give you a major closeness booster so it could be worth a shot, right?

I’ve rounded up A TON (1,831) of questions for you to ask your partner (not all at once. I’ve been trying to not assume I know how Aaron is going to answer because it’s so easy to do that after you’ve been with someone for awhile.

Chances are parents know they need to tell their boys something about sex but aren’t sure where to start.

As a result, television, friends and the internet often fill in the gaps, leading to confusion and misconceptions about what it means to be romantic and masculine.

Andrew Smiler, Ph D, is a therapist and author residing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Smiler holds a Ph D in developmental psychology from the University of New Hampshire and a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Towson University.

Smiler’s latest book is “Dating and Sex: A Guide for 21st Century Teen Boys” (Magination Press).

Just remember one thing: Why waste time when we have so little time on the planet to be us.

When scientific dating facts have shown asking big, risky questions gets a more positive response, what’s to lose? How does love and affection play a role in your life? What’s one thing you’ve done, but will never end up doing again?