Woman shares ONE question that you should always ask before starting new relationship

A woman has shared the one question that you should always ask yourself about a potential new love interest to determine if they're going to make a good partner or not, and her dating advice has impressed many people on the internet.

Isabella Duffy, from Miami, Florida, recently went viral on TikTok for sharing the one thing that helps her decide whether or not she wants to start a new relationship with someone.

According to the influencer, who has gained more than 210,000 followers on the app for often sharing hilarious videos, women should pretend a possible suitor is their 'son' - and if they feel like they wouldn't be proud to call themselves his mother, then they definitely shouldn't start dating him.

'This is the only relationship advice that you will ever need,' she said in the recent video, which received more than three million views. 

A woman has shared the one question that you should always ask yourself about a potential new love interest to determine if they're going to make a good partner or not

Isabella Duffy, from Miami, Florida, recently went viral on TikTok for sharing the one thing that helps her decide whether or not she wants to start a new relationship with someone

According to the influencer, women should pretend a possible suitor is their 'son' - and if they feel like they wouldn't be proud to call themselves his mother, then they shouldn't start dating

'Take one look at that man and ask yourself - "If that was my son and I was his mother and I raised him, would I be proud of him and who he is and his character?"' she said in the video

'Take one look at that man and ask yourself - "If that was my son and I was his mother and I raised him, would I be proud of him and who he is and his character?" 

'If the answer is no, ladies, ditch his a**. Dump him. It's that f**king simple. You're welcome.'

Many people took to the comment section to praise Isabella for her epic tip, with one person calling it 'gold' and another saying it's the 'best relationship advice they ever heard.'

'That's a really good point,' said someone else, while a third comment read, 'As the mother of an adult son, I fully agree with this advice.'

Some users also shared other questions that they like to ask themselves when starting a new relationship. 

'Literally this. Also, “Would this man be able to raise my future kids? “ If no, bye,' commented a different person. 

Many people took to the comment section to praise Isabella for her epic tip, with one person calling it 'gold' and another saying it's the 'best relationship advice they ever heard'

In another video, Isabella listed five 'relationship non-negotiables' that she thinks everyone should stick by - which included things like never going through each other's phones

She also suggested never yelling at one another and never telling your partner how to treat you. 'Just observe,' she suggested

'And, "Would I be happy if my daughter dated him?"' suggested another.

In another video, Isabella listed five 'relationship non-negotiables' that she thinks everyone should stick by - which included things like never going through each other's phones and never yelling at one another.

'Number one, don't go through each other's phones, ever,' she wrote. 'If you feel the need to do that... Why are you together?

'Number two, don't ask or tell your partner how to treat you. Just observe. Number three, golden rule... Treat them the way you want to be treated.

'Number four, if your relationship is having issues, that's between you and your partner. Keep it between the two of you.

'And number five, no yelling, ever. Have a discussion, validate your partner's emotions.' 

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