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Table Topics Conversation Cards - Couples Edition (Blue) What possession of your partner’s would you like to throw away? Is it your similarities or your differences that attract you to each other? How much money do you need in the bank to feel secure? Is sexual quality or quantity more important to you? Whether youve recently begun dating someone new, are engaged to your best friend or celebrating your 50th anniversary with the love of your life, these thought-provoking, engaging and entertaining questions will challenge and inspire you. Learn something new about your partner and even yourself! 4″ Cube - 135 Cards
Customer Review: Serious, but fun conversations
My wife and I had a lot of fun going through these conversation topics. They range from the trivial (what should your partner know about the types of gifts you like and dislike?) to the serious (what would you do if you got pregnant?). These probably wouldn’t be so great for people uncertain in their relationship, but they could probably make a good relationship even stronger.
Customer Review: A Bit Confrontational
I got these cards because my husband had mentioned in passing that it would be great if they made cards suggesting topics to discuss while at dinner. As a married couple with two young kids, we thought it would be a great thing to keep us from constantly talking about the kids or blankly staring at each other across the table. Unfortunately, too many of the “conversation starters” turned out to be WAY too uncomfortable. For example, “Have you ever cheated on a lover?” and “What’s the worst mistake you ever made in a relationship?” or “Which sexual activity would you like to try if there were no negative consequences?”… these cards often bring up PAST relationships, or, like the last question, pose a question that touts no consequences, when in reality, the answer itself is likely charged with consequences. The cards are a great idea, but the questions should be more interesting, rather than biting.



















