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  • Mar 14
  • 1 min read

Questions to build connection


These questions can help you build a stronger connection with your partner.


"What is one thing I do that makes you feel most seen and understood?"

"When you’re stressed or overwhelmed, do you prefer to be held, talked to, or given space?"

"What is a 'small' memory of us that stays with you for some reason?"

"Is there a fear you have about our future that we haven't talked about yet?"


"If we had a completely free Saturday with no responsibilities and an unlimited budget, what would our 'perfect day' look like?"

"What is one dream you’ve tucked away because it felt too impractical?"

"What kind of legacy—big or small—do we want to leave behind as a couple?"


"What is a lesson from a past hardship that you’re most grateful for today?"

"If you could give your younger self one piece of advice about love, what would it be?"

"What does 'success' look like to you in five years—not just professionally, but emotionally?"

"Is there a part of your personality that you feel people often misunderstand?"



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