Which food do you defend with your whole chest that everyone else thinks is weird?
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A hundred and fifty questions for nights when you would rather laugh than process. Silly opinions, wild what ifs, childhood throwbacks and questions about the two of you, ready to draw one at a time on the couch, on a long drive, or on a slow Sunday.
. Draw them one at a time.
Which food do you defend with your whole chest that everyone else thinks is weird?
Pass the phone
Hand it to
Take turns: the deck asks you to hand over the phone before each new card. Names stay on this device.
Tap the heart on any card to keep it here. Saved on this device only, never sent anywhere.
Tip: the left and right arrow keys move through the deck.
Switch on the levels you want. All four together make a good mix for a long drive or a lazy evening.
One of you draws and reads, and you both answer. Bonus points for stories, extra bonus for evidence.
Turn on pass the phone mode, add your names, and the deck tells you whose turn it is between cards.
Heart the questions that got the biggest laugh, then send your saved picks to your partner for next time.
All 150 fun questions, grouped by level, so you can scan the list or read them aloud straight from the page.
Hot takes, useless talents and petty opinions. Zero stakes, maximum debate.
Hypotheticals with no wrong answers, only revealing ones.
Childhood and teenage memories. The more embarrassing, the better.
Playful questions about the two of you, your running jokes and your shared lore.
Fun questions are low stakes and specific enough to spark a story. “What’s the pettiest hill you’re willing to die on?” gets more laughs than “What’s your favorite movie?” This deck has 150 of them, split into Silly, What if, Throwback and Just us, so you can keep it light all night.
Silly, What if and Throwback all work early on, and they are a gentle way to learn how someone thinks. Just us assumes you already have some shared history, so save that level for later.
Yes. Turn on pass the phone mode and take turns drawing. Some couples give a point for the best answer on each card and let the other partner judge. The deck does not keep score, so you will have to trust each other.
These are open questions with no options to pick between, so the answers go wherever you take them. If you want quick either or picks, try Would You Rather or This or That in the couples games.
It is free, with no account and nothing to install. Cards you heart are saved in this browser on this device only, and nothing you draw is sent anywhere.