Laugh and Grow Closer with Fun Conversations
Enjoy quality time with your partner with these hilarious, thought-provoking, and straight-up silly questions for couples.Would you rather give people the ability to read your thoughts or see your internet search history? Ditch the same-old, boring couples’ activities—and learn what makes your partner tick—as you consider fun questions like this one. From deciding between two equally questionable choices to debating which impossible scenario you’d rather be stuck in, these Would You Rather questions will keep the conversation flowing, make you laugh hysterically, and strengthen your bond.  Use Would You Rather? Questions for Couples to:Get playful—and weird. Questions span topics from everyday choices and embarrassing moments to wild adventures involving celebrities, time travel, and the supernatural. There’s truly something for everyone.Spark hours of conversation. With over 250 questions, you’ll have plenty of material for interesting debates anytime, anywhere. You’ll be surprised just how much you learn about each other’s thinking, perspectives, and priorities.  Up the ante. Feeling competitive? Use our suggestions to turn these questions into a game for two, complete with stakes, points, and prizes.Win partner points. This book will help you foster a deeper connection with your significant other, making it the perfect Valentine’s Day or anniversary gift, or date-night companion. 
About Artists & Writers:
Sanji Moore is a Brooklyn-based writer, creator of As You ’Wich (a game about sandwiches), and certified human resources professional. She enjoys traveling, knitting, crocheting, cooking, baking, and playing pranks on her husband. When she’s not being a little devil, she’s playing games on her phone and watching period dramas on TV with her best friend and dog, Pepper. Taylor Moore is the founder of Fortunate Horse, the studio behind the award-winning podcasts Rude Tales of Magic, Fun City, and Oh These, Those Stars of Space, TruTV’s Sex Your Food series, and Fortunate Horse magazine, a magazine for, and about, fortunate horses. You can follow or yell at him online at @taylordotbiz. Any comments or criticisms about the questions in this book can be directed to his assistant, Pepper.