[For Couples] Slightly risky questions where punishments expose your true feelings
A collection of questions couples can enjoy—also great as penalty-game questions! Whether you’re out drinking or bored at home, these are sure to liven things up in no time.
You can even make answering them the forfeit in a game to boost the excitement even more.
Take this chance to ask all those embarrassing questions you’ve never dared to ask! Remember, it’s all in the spirit of fun, so avoid anything that might make things awkward or cause tension.
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[For Couples] Slightly Risky Questions Where Punishments Expose Your True Feelings (21–30)
Where do you think we are similar?NEW!
What do you think are the ways you and your partner are alike? This penalty game might not be risky if you’re on your own, but you should be careful when you’re together.
Even if you feel you’re similar, your partner might think, “Huh?” about certain points.
That said, if your answers match on what you feel is similar, it could strengthen your bond.
If you usually struggle to express your feelings, why not see this penalty game as a good opportunity?
How do you make up after a fight?NEW!
Because couples are so close, they’re bound to argue sometimes.
When that happens, how do you make up? Everyone has their own way of apologizing—honestly saying sorry, waiting for time to pass, quietly sending a gift, and so on.
In this penalty game, you’ll convey your way of making up.
If it’s your partner, they’ll probably sense that it somehow means “I’m sorry,” but actually saying it out loud can be surprisingly embarrassing.
Depending on how you apologize, you might even face criticism.
What do you think about splitting the bill on a date?NEW!
People will likely be split on this.
Some feel awkward having someone else pay for their food and drinks and would prefer to split the bill, while others want to cover the entire cost of the date.
If your feelings differ on this, you need to be careful.
Couples tend to go on dates regularly, so resentment may be building each time.
This punishment game could be the trigger that makes those frustrations explode.
When that happens, think of it as a turning point to move your relationship forward.
What’s the highest number of Valentine’s chocolates you’ve ever received?NEW!
This sounds like a penalty game for the boyfriend.
No matter whether he received a lot or a little, it might lead to an awkward moment.
If it’s only a few, he won’t want to say; if it’s many, his girlfriend might feel uneasy, thinking, “You got that many…?” But it’s only about the number he received, not about whether he was happy about it.
If you’re someone who gets a lot every year, why not take this opportunity to talk with your girlfriend? That way, you’ll be able to spend every Valentine’s Day feeling at ease.
Do you tell your family everything?NEW!
Time with your partner is irreplaceable.
Many people want to keep it as a precious treasure just for the two of you.
That’s exactly why many might dislike having that time talked about with others.
If you answer this question with “I tell them everything,” there’s a risk of making your partner uncomfortable—“Does that include things about us…?” It depends on how much you share, but what’s between the two of you should stay between the two of you.
Even with family, it may be wiser not to share absolutely everything.
Were you popular when you were little?NEW!
Some people may feel uneasy when their partner is popular.
When they answer “Yes” to the question “Were you popular as a child?”, you can’t help thinking, “So there are others who recognize my partner’s charm besides me….” Still, you’re likely curious about what kind of popularity they had, and it can be a great chance to hear stories from your loved one’s childhood.
Why not reminisce together about your childhoods and grow even closer as a couple? It will surely help ease your anxieties.
Have you ever gotten back together?NEW!
Talking about past relationships is taboo… and many people don’t want to hear about their partner’s exes in particular.
And if it’s about getting back together, that means you still had feelings for the other person, so it’s the kind of question that makes them wonder, “Could it be…?” Since it’s a punishment game, you have to tell the truth, but you definitely need to follow up with your partner.
To keep your relationship going, make sure you explain things clearly so there’s no misunderstanding.