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Hypothetical Questions for Couples
Try on an impossible future, an unlikely adventure or a different ordinary day. Ask what makes that version appealing.
Take turns answering; ask a follow-up when something catches your curiosity.
How to play
- Read one prompt aloud, or share this page alongside your usual call.
- Take turns answering. Ask one follow-up before moving on.
- Skip anything that does not fit the mood. A good conversation can be your last round.
If every room in our home could move to a different country overnight, how would we arrange it?
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All 59 questions
Browse at your own pace, or explore the cards above. Pick what fits the two of you today.
Questions 1–20
If every room in our home could move to a different country overnight, how would we arrange it?
If you could live in any time period, which would you choose and would you take me?
If we could borrow one hour from next week to use today, what would make it worth borrowing?
What if you had to pick a new career starting tomorrow, what would it be?
If our shared memories were stored as physical objects, how would we organize them?
What would you do if you found out you had a secret twin?
If we had to run a café with only three menu items, what would keep people returning?
What if you woke up and could speak every language? What would you do first?
If one ordinary day from this month became an annual holiday, which would we choose?
What would you do if you were invisible for 24 hours?
If we could exchange one skill for a week, what would we do with it?
What if we had to survive a zombie apocalypse, what's your plan?
If every journey had to include one unexpected stop, how would we choose ours?
What would you do if you could read minds but only for one day?
If we were given a tiny island with room for one building, what would we build together?
If you could delete one memory, would you? Which one?
If our home could send us one notification a day, what would it say?
If you could know the exact date you'd die, would you want to?
If we could ask our future selves about one ordinary habit, what would we ask?
If you woke up as me for a week, what would you fix?
Questions 21–40
If we could host a dinner across three different decades of our lives, who would sit where?
If we had to survive a year with no internet, how would we do?
If every disagreement produced a small plant, what kind of garden would we have?
If you could master any skill overnight, what would it be?
If we had to describe our relationship using a map, what landmarks would appear?
If you could send one message to yourself at eighteen, what does it say?
If we could add one new sense for a day, how would we spend it together?
If you could relive one year exactly as it happened, which?
If our photographs could play ten seconds of surrounding sound, which would we open first?
If you could have any animal as a completely safe pet, what?
If we could give a younger version of ourselves one shared experience, what would it be?
If you could be famous for one thing, what would you choose?
If we had to make a home in a disused railway station, how would we divide the space?
If you had to work one job for the rest of your life, what?
If our weekend plans were chosen by a friendly animal, what instructions would we give it?
If you had to spend a year alone somewhere, where?
If one shared meal could happen in any fictional setting, where would we place the table?
If we swapped bodies for a day, what would embarrass you most?
If we could preserve a season of our lives in a small room, what would be inside?
If you had to choose between being rich and being healthy?
Questions 41–59
If our relationship were a public service, what would it help people do?
If you could be brilliant at one thing or good at everything?
If we could learn a skill only by teaching it together, what would we choose?
If you had a month off with no obligations, what actually happens?
If days had six extra free hours, what would we do with them?
If you had to give a speech tomorrow to a thousand people, on what?
If only I could see a label of your strengths, what would it say?
If you could add one hour to every day, what fills it?
If we could speak fluently to one kind of animal together, what would we ask first?
If you had to lose all your money or all your photos?
If our next home came with one mysterious locked cupboard, what would we hope to find?
If you could make one law that everyone had to follow?
If we had to plan a celebration using only things already in this room, what would happen?
If you could ask the universe one question and get a real answer?
Where would we revisit, exactly as it was the day we met?
If you could relive our first year, would you change anything?
If a stranger could watch one minute that explains us well, which minute would we choose?
If you could have one day back with anyone you've lost, who?
If we could leave a useful tradition for a future couple, what would it involve?
A little permission to take it slowly.
Choose one question when you have time to listen. There is no need to get through the whole collection.