What’s been unexpectedly good about your week?
21 Questions
One run of twenty-one, played in order, taking turns. It starts light and ends somewhere.
How to play
- Two people, taking turns: one asks, the other answers, then swap.
- Play the cards in order. The run is built to climb.
- No skipping. You may ask a follow-up before moving on.
Level 1
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What’s been unexpectedly good about your week?
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Which harmless thing are you embarrassingly particular about?
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What place brings out a different side of you?
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What did you love before you cared whether it was cool?
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Which compliment have you remembered longer than the person who gave it probably intended?
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What are you better at than your life currently requires?
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When have you enjoyed being completely wrong?
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Which family habit have you caught yourself repeating?
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What kind of person makes you feel instantly at ease?
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What have you quit that made your life better?
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When do you feel least like performing?
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What choice of yours made sense only later?
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Who has seen a side of you most people miss?
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What do you envy in people you like?
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When did you last surprise yourself?
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What are you pretending not to care about?
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Which past version of you do you feel protective of?
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What are you afraid people will eventually notice about you?
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What kindness do you still wish you’d offered someone?
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What have you noticed about me that changed during this conversation?
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If we never spoke again, what would you wish you’d told me tonight?