What Would You Do? Scenarios for Couples

A library book holds an unsigned picnic invitation. Would we go?

You can time-travel once: go to the past or future. Which do you choose and when?

Two envelopes: "Comfort" and "Adventure." We can open one. Which?

You win $10M but can never see your family again. Do you take it?

A stranger sends dessert to our table. How do we respond?

You can read minds for one day. Do you read your partner's thoughts?

Our secondhand desk hides old photos and an address. What happens next?

You can erase one memory. Which do you choose?

Our train leaves us in a mystery town for three hours. What do we do?

You find out a friend is cheating on their partner. Do you tell?

A free cabin comes with six plants and a loud parrot. Would we stay?

Your partner wants to make a risky career change. How do you respond?

Plan a party for a mystery guest using three clues. Where do we start?

You break my treasured possession. Confess first or try to fix it?

Our cottage holds unfinished recipes. Which one would we complete?

Your best friend confesses they've done something illegal. Do you tell anyone?

The restaurant's shut, our phones are dying and we're hungry. What's our next move?

You overhear my family saying something unkind about me. Do you tell me?

Choose an antique, but invent its future story first. What do we pick?

A stranger gives you a briefcase and says don't open it. Do you?

A postcard from us arrives ten years early. What detail proves it's real?

You're given a year's salary to disappear for six months. Do you go?

A walking tour's guide never speaks. Would we join?

You can undo one thing in your past but lose a good memory. Do you?

We own a shop for a day, selling only things made before noon. What's our business?

You're offered perfect health for life if you never travel again. Deal?

Swap our ugly, useful chair for a beautiful lamp? Make the case.

You can save one of two strangers and you have five seconds. How do you decide?

Design a room for two strangers using only their favorite sounds. What's inside?

Someone offers you a lot of money to publicly humiliate yourself once. Price?

Two activities, one evening. What would help us choose?

You have to give up either your phone or your car for a year. Which?

The scenic route has no marked ending. Keep going or turn back?

You discover I've been keeping a small secret for years. How do you handle it?

A museum wants an object representing modern love. What do we donate?

You're offered fame with zero privacy. Take it?

Our picnic bag has everything except food. How do we rescue the date?

You could remove one fear permanently but lose the lesson behind it. Do you?

A key says "For a day you need a change." What does it open?

You can have one do-over in this relationship. Which moment?

One chore vanishes if we both name it. Which would we pick?

Someone you love asks you to keep a secret that hurts someone else. Do you?

Dinner guests must tell a true kindness story. Which one would we bring?

You're the only witness to something nobody would believe. Do you speak up?

Our holiday rental has a kitchen but no table. Where's our dinner date?

You could read every text I've ever sent. Would you want to?

The neighbor's lost pet keeps returning to us. What's our next move?

A friend borrows a lot of money and stops mentioning it. What do you do?

Leave a note inside a wall for a future couple. What does it say?

You could take away one of my struggles by taking it on yourself. Would you?

Two sellers, one object, two conflicting origin stories. What do we ask?

You can be right about everything but nobody ever agrees with you. Accept?

A map has three circles and no instructions. Which do we follow first?

You can guarantee our children a good life but never meet them. Deal?

Our anniversary gets a power cut. Which part of the evening do we save?