Questions worth making time for.
Choose a topic, draw one focused question, and take turns answering. Optional follow-ups help you go deeper without turning the conversation into an interview.
Make room for a real answer.
Draw one prompt at a time. There is no timer, score, or requirement to answer everything.
A simple round, from start to finish.
- 01
Choose a topic that both partners feel ready to discuss.
- 02
Draw one question and let the first person answer without interruption.
- 03
The listener reflects back what they heard before adding their own answer.
- 04
Use a follow-up only when both people want to keep exploring the topic.
Make “skip” part of the rules.
A game should make communication easier. It never replaces a direct yes, and nobody owes an explanation for passing.
- Passing is a complete answer.
- Do not use disclosures as ammunition later.
- Ask clarifying questions instead of making assumptions.
- Pause emotionally loaded topics when either person needs time.
Questions before you play.
Are these questions only about sex?
No. The decks include emotional connection, playfulness, desires, boundaries, and shared future topics.
Are saved questions permanent?
Saved questions stay only in the current page session and reset when the page is refreshed.
What if a question starts an argument?
Pause the game. Focus on understanding and emotional safety before trying to resolve the subject.