If you and your spouse are looking for a fun date idea, you’re going to love asking each other these couples’ questions. You’ll find thought provoking questions, along with conversation starters and tips on how to keep the conversation going.
These questions are perfect for getting to know your partner on a deeper level and for sparking some fun and interesting conversations. So, whether you’re just starting out in your relationship or you’ve been together for years, be sure to ask each other these questions for couples.
Trying to come up with date night ideas that doesn’t cost a lot of money can be difficult. And for couples with children at home, this can become even crazier to try and manage.
There are so many demands on your time, day, and life in general. It’s no wonder that sometimes our spouses are put on the backburner.
It’s an unfortunate reality that should not happen because once a relationship begins to be put aside sometimes it’s difficult to refocus.
Your spouse and your relationship together are worth every sacrifice that you can make to keep yourselves strong and close together.
One of the ways you can become closer is by getting to know each other better. Take time for you two, whether you have date-night or only a few minutes a day.
The questions on this list are for couples that want to be closer. Some questions are fun, silly, and others are more serious.
Whether you ask each other all of the questions in one night or just a few at a time, I hope you begin to learn more about one another and that your relationship grows stronger for doing so.
When you’re done with the questions from this list, ask each other the fun long distance relationship questions you’ll find on this list.
200 Questions for Couples Who Want To Be Closer
What is one thing you NEVER want me to change about myself?
What is one thing I do that you appreciate the most?
Do you like kissing or hugging more?
What do you think we need to work on the most in our relationship?
Do you believe that I love you?
What is your favorite memory of us?
What is your favorite book?
What is your favorite movie?
What do you want to do during retirement?
What is your favorite memory with your mom?
What is your favorite memory with your dad?
What do you love most about yourself?
What do you love most about us?
Thought Provoking Questions For Your Partner
What is the happiest you ever felt?
Do you believe in God?
Are you ready to ask your significant other more fun couples questions? Then you’ll love this list of questions.
Who taught you how to ride a bike?
What was your favorite toy as a child?
What is your favorite family tradition growing up?
What is your favorite tradition that we do together?
Where do you see us in 10 years?
Where do you see us living in 10 years?
What accomplishments are you most proud of in your life?
Questions To Ask Your Significant Other When You’re In A New Relationship
What would you do with an extra $1,000 to spend only on yourself?
What was your favorite subject in school?
What was your favorite animal growing up?
If you could be like one person, who would it be and why?
If you could go back in time, what age would you be again?
If you could see into the future, what would you want to know?
Which of our friends do you think is the most fun? Why?
What is your favorite date we went on together so far?
What things about me make you know I’m the one for you?
What is your earliest memory?
What is the most terrifying thing that’s ever happened to you?
What is your greatest fear?
Fun Questions To Ask When You’re On A Date
What is the best advice you’ve ever received?
Who is the person you respect most in life? Why?
When do you think it’s okay to lie?
How would you respond if one of us was offered a job that required a lot of traveling?
Would you prefer to run your own business or work for someone else?
What would your dream home look like?
What location is your ideal vacation?
How do you feel about group vacations with other couples?
What keeps you going every day?
What do you value more: the freedom to be spontaneous or the ability to carefully plan?
What is the very first thing on your bucket list?
What does a healthy relationship look like to you?
Which household chores do you enjoy doing?
Which household chores do you hate doing?
If you could meet anyone in the world, alive or dead, who would it be?
What do you consider your greatest weakness to be?
What does your perfect day look like?
Who is your favorite fictional character?
Would you rather be rich or famous?
What is your favorite dessert?
Who is your favorite Disney prince or princess?
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If you could choose any name besides your own, what name would you give yourself?
What makes you feel most loved?
Did you ever dislike me when we first met?
Questions For Couples To Plan For The Future
Would you rather go to the gym with your spouse or do something else?
Do you want a traditional wedding cake, or one that’s shaped like an animal?
Would you rather have Christmas dinner at home or eat out for New Year’s Eve?
Would you rather have a long vacation or go on weekly mini vacations?
Do you want to buy your own house together, or live in an apartment building with other people?
Would you rather vacuum the house or mow the lawn?
What do you think about having kids?
What is your favorite activity for the most boring date nights you’ve experienced?
Will I have to work as hard when we’re married, or will it be easier since there’s more than one of us working on stuff at once?
Do you want a joint checking account for just our household expenses or separate ones for both of us?
What do you consider a healthy sex life for us as a companionship?
Would you rather have a cat or dog as our pet?
Would you rather still work but only part-time, and save the rest of your time to spend with each other when we’re not working, or be able to quit my job so that I’m home more hours during the day?
Do you want to have a child, or wait until we’re in our thirties?
Do you want to move into an apartment together when we get married, or do you want to buy our own house and live there?
Would you rather spend $150 on one nice thing for yourself, or save the money up so that both of us can have a nice thing?
Do you want to trade in our car for something more practical or would prefer we keep driving this one?
Would you rather go on an airplane together, or spend the weekend at home watching movies and cooking meals from scratch?
Questions Couples Can Ask About Their Favorite Things
What is your favorite thing about me?
What is your favorite color?
Do you prefer sunrises or sunsets?
What’s your favorite season?
What’s your favorite flower?
What kind of music do you like?
Who is your favorite artist?
What’s your favorite food?
What’s your favorite movie genre?
What’s your favorite TV show?
What’s your favorite book series?
Juicy Questions You Can Ask Your Spouse
What are some things your partner does that really annoy you, and how do you deal with them?
How do you feel when your partner is away or out of town for an extended period of time?
What are some things your partner does that make you feel loved and appreciated?
When was the last time you argued about something small, and how did you handle it afterwards?
Do you think there’s anything your partner could do to make you happier in life overall, or in the relationship specifically ?
What are some things your partner does that make you feel sexy and desirable?
What are your favorite memories together as a couple?
What are your top five values in life and how do they align with your partner’s values?
How do you feel about conflict and how does your partner feel about it?
What is one thing your partner does that really annoys you, and what is one thing you do that really annoys them?
Do you think your relationship is healthy or are there areas for improvement?
How much time do you spend together each week and how does that compare to how much time you would like to spend together each week?
Fun Things You Can Ask Your Partner
What are some things you’re afraid of?
What’s your favorite memory with me?
What would you do if you won’t able to be with me anymore?
How do you think we can improve our relationship?
Do you like spending time with my family and friends?
How important am I to you?
What do you think about asking questions to strangers?
How do you feel when you’re understood by your loved ones?
Questions About Your Marriage You Need To Ask
What is your favorite memory from your wedding day or the early days of your marriage?
How has your relationship changed since getting married (for better or for worse)?
What are the biggest challenges you’ve faced as a married couple so far and how did you overcome them?
How do you communicate with each other – are there certain things that you avoid talking about because they’re too sensitive or difficult to discuss?
Do you have any shared interests or hobbies that you enjoy doing together, or do you prefer to keep your individual hobbies and activities separate from each other?
Would you say that your marriage is happy and healthy, or are there areas that need some improvement?”
What are some things you wish you had known about marriage before getting married?
How do you deal with disagreements and conflict within your marriage?
What are some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced as a married couple, and how did you overcome them?
What advice would you give to couples who are just starting out in their marriage journey together?
How has your relationship changed since getting married – for the better or worse)?
In what ways do you feel like being married has made your life more complete or fulfilled?
Religious Questions For Couples
What are some of the most common questions we ask ourselves about our lives and purpose here on earth?
Why do we feel so lost at times, and what can we do to find our way again?
How can we learn to trust our intuition and listen to our inner voice for guidance?
What is the meaning and purpose of life, and how can we find it within ourselves?
If you could change one thing about your life, what would it be, and why haven’t you done it yet?
How can we learn to forgive ourselves for past mistakes, and move on with our lives in a more positive direction?
What is the soul, and what happens to it after death?
How can we connect with our soul and learn to listen to its guidance in our lives?
Is there a way to heal past traumas that may be blocking us from living our fullest lives?
What role does the soul play in creating our reality, and how can we use this knowledge to create the life we desire?
What motivates us in life – is it money, power, or love?
How do we find meaning and purpose in our lives?
Are we truly capable of change, or are we destined to repeat the same mistakes over and over again?
Is there an afterlife, and if so, what happens to us after we die?
Can science explain everything, or is there still room for faith and spirituality in the world today?
How do we deal with pain and suffering, both our own and that of others?
Hot Seat Questions For Couples
What boundaries do you need in order to feel secure and comfortable in a relationship – physical, emotional, or both kinds of boundaries)?
Do you think relationships should be 50/50 partnerships where both people contribute equally financially, or can one person take on a more dominant role (e.g., the man being the breadwinner and the woman taking care of household duties)?
When there’s a conflict in a relationship, how do you prefer to handle it – through discussion, compromise, or simply giving in to what the other person wants even if you don’t agree with them?
What are some things you’re afraid to tell your partner for fear of hurting their feelings or causing a fight?
What is one thing your partner does that really annoys you, but you’ve never told them about it out of fear of starting an argument or hurting their feelings?
Do you ever feel like your partner doesn’t really listen to what you’re saying, or does he/she just wait for his/her turn to speak instead of actively engaging in conversation with you?
Do you ever feel like your partner is a bit too possessive or jealous, and it makes you feel uncomfortable or suffocated at times?
Good Flirty Questions For Couples
What are some things you like to do for fun in your spare time?
What is your favorite type of food and why?
What is your favorite movie and why did you choose it over all the others out there?
How would you describe yourself both physically and emotionally speaking (e.g., outgoing, shy)?
Do you believe that opposites attract or do people with similar interests stick together better?”
What is one thing about you that would surprise me if I found out about it?
What are some things you like to do for fun in your free time?
What is your favorite place to go on vacation or travel to explore new places?
What is your favorite type of food and where is your favorite restaurant to eat at?
If you could have any superpower, what would it be and why?
If you could instantly be fluent in any language, what would it be?
What’s one small thing that always makes you happy?
What are some of your favorite flirty questions to ask someone you’re interested in?
What do you think is the best way to start a conversation with someone you’re attracted to?
What are some of the most common mistakes people make when trying to flirt with someone they like?
How can you tell if someone is interested in you, and how should you respond if they are?
What are some tips for keeping the spark alive in a long-term relationship?
The questions we’ve provided are simply a starting point to help bring you two closer together. Be willing to open up and answer honestly, and you will be pleasantly surprised by all that you will learn from each other. We would love to hear about your favorite question in the comments below – let us know what it is and why it’s so special to you!
Micah Klug is a wife, homeschooling mother to five children, and author. She teaches time-tested solutions to help parents remember what matters most in life, including strengthening their home, faith, and family relationships. To learn how a child who grew up in an authoritarian home is now creating an environment of peace and joy in her own home visit this page. If you want to contact Micah, send her an email here or email [email protected].
Really Good articles, that show a lot of really good questions for Couples, thanks!
Thank you, Sarah! I’m happy you found these questions for couples helpful.