What if questions for couples

What is your favorite book? What is your favorite childhood memory? What is your favorite memory of our relationship? What is your favorite thing about yourself? What is your favorite thing about me? What is your favorite place? What was your favorite part about our first kiss? What is your favorite TV sitcom? What is your favorite karaoke song? What is your favorite way to communicate? Sex and Romance. What was your first sexual experience?

When was the first time you fell in love? What are the things you value most from the beginning of our relationship? What would you do if you and I were the only people on Earth?

Just like Adam and Eve in the Bible, you will have to know how to fix life and live peacefully. What would you do if someone is crushing on you, and you like him or her as well? Thank you. Maybe he or she has long for it for a long time. Being the ugliest thing on Earth sounds weird. Why not make it a little bit friendly to the ears. But I say NO, go and ask your partner this question. Some people value weekends more than their birthday. Remove it from their life, and this life will be meaningless and boring to them.

Very weird and thought-provoking. It will be helpful to know the sequences your partner will use to attend to the emergency. For example: Save the people inside-call fire service-run out of the house. Is your partner going to the past to fix mistakes or going to the future to brighten his or her life?

What would you do if you have to sacrifice someone you love to live or you die? What would you do if your worst enemy becomes the boss in your place of work? Emotion is a reaction to events. Image via Mathew Henry and Tero Vesalainen. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Click here to read our full disclosure. Are you looking for fun, meaningful and engaging questions for couples to ask each other? Note: These questions were taken from our best-selling book: Questions for Couples: Thought-Provoking Conversation Starters for Connecting, Building Trust, and Rekindling Intimacy 69 Thought-provoking, sex, and romantic questions for couples 1.

How do you feel most connected in our friendship? When do you feel emotionally connected to me? What makes you uncomfortable when talking about sex? What circumstances are you okay with going into debt for?

How would you like to start your ideal morning? Have you ever felt rejected by me? Have you ever resented me? What have you been interested in or learning about lately? What is one place you would like us to have sex but we have not yet? Do you feel I am there for you when you need me? What is your favorite memory of our wedding day? When do you feel respected by me? Which married couple do you look up to the most, and why? What's something you wish we did together more often?

Where would you like to be touched more often? Who is more likely to survive the Hunger Games—me or you? Who is more likely to live through a zombie attack? How old were you when you stopped believing in the tooth fairy? Would you rather be a vampire or a werewolf? What historical era would you most, and least, want to go to?

Who is your favorite couple in pop culture? Who was your first celebrity crush? Who's your "hall pass" celebrity crush today? Which of us has a better sense of direction? Do you think of yourself as an optimist, or a pessimist? Do you believe that everything happens for a reason? Which musical artist would you want me to commission a love song from?

Which song describes our love story best? Is there a song that makes you think of me? What animal would you choose to be in another life? What animal do you think I'd be? Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe in reincarnation? Do you think people can really have psychic abilities? If you had the option to live forever, would you choose to? What's your favorite movie of all time? What's a song you could sing by heart to me, right now?

Do you like to be surprised? Do you believe in astrological compatibility? How many times have you been in love? Have you ever been in a physical fight? Is there a personal goal you'd like to achieve in the next five years or so?