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Let your conversations spark a deeper connection
Shaazi_D
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
Picked this up thinking it’d be a fun way to spice up date night, maybe learn a quirky fact or two. Instead, we ended up talking about childhood dreams, our communication styles, and whether pineapple belongs on pizza (it does, by the way).They’re fun, deep, and sneakily effective at getting you to open up. One minute you’re giggling about your most embarrassing moment, the next you’re questioning your entire communication style.Great for couples who want to connect or at least pretend they’re emotionally mature for one evening. Just beware: you will learn things you didn’t ask to learn.Would recommend. Just maybe have snacks and tissues on hand.
Jackie Barton
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
I should start by saying that I am a therapist and know some couples can require extra guidance in healthy use of a box of cars like this. This is a little box of cards, each with a question in 6 different categories. These are: Relationship, Intimacy, Random, Life, Past and About You. The instructions are basically to ask each other questions. I think it would be a good idea for them to include broader instructions with some safety protocols in place and perhaps state that emotional maturity is vital to prevent hurt feelings from use of a few of the cards.Most of the cards have good wording but one in particular could benefit from rewording to avoid enabling wording (when you are upset, how can I calm you down? Should refocus on supporting the other in calming down rather than being responsible for someone else's feelings and mood states, as we cannot control others. We can support or influence them, but cannot "change their mood".I think some rules could be that we use the cards both ways, meaning we both answer the same question for each other. Another protocol one may want to adopt would be to remove cards that can be triggering, not suited to you, or that may have answers you do not want to hear. One card asks about the most satisfying sexual experience you have had--if it is not with you, the current partner, this may result in hurt feeling and/or problems in your relationship.Another consideration is emotional maturity and good relationship health and mental health for both partners. Some couples should not use these cards if there is abuse or coercive control occurring, for example. These can be used to be hurtful in the future.Some are best for new couples to get to know each other and if you are suited for each other, some are better for more seasoned couples to spice things up or get to know new information about each other. Some questions would be great for first dates.Fave categories: Past, Life, About YouThese can be very fun and very helpful tools especially in therapy practice to help clients get to know each other better and on deeper levels, and grow closer. We all have parts of ourselves we tend not to reveal to others much, and this can be a great way to gain deeper understanding of our partners.
Kiahna Plemel
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
I think this game was really fun! It is more of a one time use once you get through all the questions however it was really fun to go through. My husband and I have been together for 10 years and it was nice to have deeper conversations based off of some of the card topics. I like that the cards have different categories that we could rotate through. Overall, I think this is certainly worth the price for the genuine conversations you can have at any stage in a relationship.
AmoreBella
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
My husband and I have been together for 15 years, and married for 12 of those years. We have found this deck of conversation cards to be enjoyable. There are 25 cards in each category, with 6 total categories. We've decided to read one card from each category a day, for 25 days. It's nice to go back in time and revisit parts of our relationship that we seem to have forgotten about, in the rush of our day to day, busy lives. Some of these cards open up deeper conversations that spun off of a card topic we were discussing. Some of those conversations were quite moving and emotional. If you go into this with an open mind and allow yourself to be truly open and honest with your heart, emotions, and everything you're feeling and thinking, you could really share a deeper more intimate connection with each other. Just as the title suggests.On a personal note, I feel like my husband was much more receptive to these cards seeing that they're short and to the point. We have tried different books in the past, but sometimes those seem long and drawn out. With 4 kids and a very busy life, too often we'd fall asleep reading with each other and found it difficult for those books to really make an impact.That's not the case with these cards. They get you started, suggest a topic, and the rest is up to you. The topics bring up questions we may be too busy to think of, or things we've long forgotten. Even being tired at the end of a long day, these cards have helped us reconnect with each other, just each other, without talking about kids or finances and schedules. I think, at times, we forgot how important it is to just be with each other.I hope this review helps you, and I hope you experience the same great connection with your partner because of these cards.
Cypress
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
I was pleasantly surprised by the thoughtfulness of the questions. I don't think there's a bad card in here. The questions are all unique and there's a good blend of more surface level and deeper questions. I thought that a couple of them could have been worded better, but they're still serviceable as is.The cards themselves are great quality, though they did come out of the box with a weird chemical smell. It's nice that the cards are broken into categories, which gives you options for how to use them. You could pick cards from just one category or shuffle them all together and see what comes up. I'm looking forward to using these with my partners, and I think many of the cards would even be suited for close friends or family (minus the "intimacy" category!).
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