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How to play 36 Questions to Fall in Love
- Set aside about an hour somewhere quiet where you won't be interrupted.
- Take turns reading each question out loud and both answer it.
- Go in order. The questions are designed to build on each other.
- Tap Next to move through all 36 questions.
- Many couples finish by looking into each other's eyes in silence for four minutes, as in the original study.
Tips for a better game
- ♥Don't rush the later questions, they're the most meaningful.
- ♥Be honest, even when it's easier not to be.
- ♥You can split it across three evenings, one set per night.
About 36 Questions to Fall in Love for couples
The 36 Questions to Fall in Love come from a 1997 psychology study by Arthur Aron and colleagues, which explored whether two people could build closeness by asking each other increasingly personal questions.
The questions are split into three sets that gradually go deeper. Many couples use them to feel closer, and they're just as meaningful for partners who've been together for years.
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