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808 Conversation Starters for Couples

Spark Curious Chats During Dinner Time, Date Night or Any Moment

by Robin Westen
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"Will have you quizzing each other on topics like morality, politics and your hopes for the future . . . you'll get to know each other even better." —Stylist
Here is your ultimate list of casual conversation prompts to spark fun and interesting dialogue, deepen communication, and increase intimacy. Flip open to any page and start an interesting new talk with your partner. You never know what passions, hopes or even funny stories might be revealed.
  • What would be the title of your autobiography?
  • Would you say you were born in the wrong decade?
  • What TV show is your guilty pleasure?
  • What are three jobs you definitely couldn't do?
  • What's the most important piece of advice you ever received?
  • What's the very first memory you can recall?

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    • Release date

      February 10, 2022

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        • ISBN: 9781612436494
        • File size: 475 KB

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        • ISBN: 9781612436494
        • File size: 858 KB

    • Languages

      • English

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