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This question tends to interest the people who write about movies more than the people who make them.

And if you get sufficiently interested in something, the 'how will I ever earn my living at this' question tends to come much later on.

The answer to this question tends to depend on who you ask.

Although the research on this question tends to be dominated by activists, still, the answer is: No.

Answers to this question tend to get polarised.

Mr. Spielberg's answers to this question tend to be hopeful, and his taste for happy, or at least redemptive endings is frequently criticized.

Most people won't understand it (or want to understand it) and since most people who ask this question tend to be married themselves, they will probably feel insulted if you're standing there telling them that marriage is a bad choice.

The most vehement, and surprisingly frequent, answer to the question tends to be the most melodramatic.

No matter how they dress it up, though, the question tends to place the blame on the woman.

I also like asking "What are you thinking about lately?" This simple question tends to get people to open up more than you could imagine.

The question tends to bring perplexed looks, or even grimaces, meaning — politely and carefully — take that question upstairs.