Dare To Question

Do you feel like it’s time to take your relationship to the next level? To bond with your partner and be stronger as a couple?

Are you ready to ask those difficult couple questions that will bring you closer together to grow as a strong, powerful & lovely couple?

Then we have the response for you… or the questions rather...

Researched by couple therapists and used in private practices all around the world, these questions are guaranteed to bring you closer together as a couple, but also as individuals!

Disguised as a fun game to play over a big glass of wine, these couple questions are split into 3 categories: fun, deep and meaningful.

Deep: these are the hard couple questions to ask but at the same time, they are the ones that will produce the biggest impact. Do you wish to know what your boyfriend really thinks about you? Would you like to know what your girlfriend loves about you? Do you have something uncomfortable to ask? We ask it for you.

Meaningful: here you’re going to find those questions that will make the other person get closer to your soul. You do not only get to know him, but you’ll learn and understand what drives him, what motivates him so you can be closer to and support him in his life’s journey. Also, it goes the other way around. You will be able to grow as a strong couple with these amazing couple questions.

Fun: because at the end of the day, we all want to have some fun!

Inside the game, you cannot choose your couple question category, this is what makes it so fun.

Like any game, there are some rules:

You need to answer every question.

If you can’t answer a question, you need to look deep inside your partner eyes for 10 seconds and say “I’ll pass”.

You need to be 100% sincere.

It’s mandatory to have fun!

Currently, there are 177 questions specifically designed to maximize the exploration, understanding and development of your relationship. The number will be improved in time, with the addition of new content.

All in all, this is the best game for any couple to get closer to their partners, to understand them and to have a meaningful relationship without being so serious about those uncomfortable conversations.