Talking about how you make daily small decisions can quietly reveal how well you’ll get along—no complicated topics needed, just simple choices.​If they say, “I always take forever to decide when ordering food,” don’t just laugh and say “Me too.” Try: “I get that struggle! Do you compare every item on the menu over and over, or ask the server for recommendations? I usually pick fast by thinking ‘Do I want spicy or mild today’—otherwise, I could take half an hour.” This helps see if your “indecisive vs. decisive” styles match.​When they mention, “I check ratings first before choosing a movie,” don’t just reply “That makes sense.” You can ask: “I check ratings sometimes too, but occasionally I pick a movie on a whim just from the trailer—do you fully trust ratings, or do you give niche films a chance?” Learning each other’s “rational vs. spontaneous” sides avoids conflicts when picking activities for future dates.​Key point: Small decision habits hold clues about your compatibility rhythm. Talk through them, and next time you plan where to go or what to do on a date, it’ll go much smoother.