This is a good thread. I like the idea of asking meaningful questions (in addition to more playful ones) and the topics you have covered are important.
However, I feel that you could frame the questions in a softer way. They sometimes sound like formal job interview questions.
Instead of “What does respect mean to you?”, I would ask: “What would I do or avoid doing to always make you feel respected?” “What do you think you should do or not do to always make me feel respected?”
Instead of “How do you handle conflict when you're angry?”, I would ask “What would I do that would make you angry? How would you relate to me when you are angry?” “Are you a ‘We need to talk’ woman or a silent treatment kind of woman?”
By personalising it, the person is more likely to answer truthfully than when they feel that they are being formally interviewed and scored.
Overall, your main point about asking meaningful questions is good. The kinds of topics covered are relevant. Making the questions softer would make them more relatable. Well done! 👍🏽
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