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365 Questions For Couples
What does he really think?
How many things would you like to know—but don't—about your partner? Do you wish your partner would ask you about your past, your goals, your inner thoughts? When was the last time the two of you shared a dream, a memory, or a fantasy together?
365 Questions for Couples shows you how to get closer to your partner by asking and answering thought-provoking questions on such subjects
Remember, there are no right or wrong answers. The only rule is that you cannot ask a question that you refuse to answer yourself. So put some quiet time aside, make yourself comfortable, and enter together into the world of goals, dreams, emotions, and your previously hidden past!
How many things would you like to know—but don't—about your partner? Do you wish your partner would ask you about your past, your goals, your inner thoughts? When was the last time the two of you shared a dream, a memory, or a fantasy together?
365 Questions for Couples shows you how to get closer to your partner by asking and answering thought-provoking questions on such subjects
Remember, there are no right or wrong answers. The only rule is that you cannot ask a question that you refuse to answer yourself. So put some quiet time aside, make yourself comfortable, and enter together into the world of goals, dreams, emotions, and your previously hidden past!
224 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1998
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February 26, 2015
My boyfriend and I have been going through this slowly, doing 3-5 questions a week, and I think it is really helping us both open up and get to know each other and how we view our relationship. It's fun, sparks great discussions, and we always feel closer afterward. We both wish we had had it in past relationships!
January 2, 2016
This was selected by someone in my book club. I understand that it is supposed to be similar to the questions couples may pose to one another in marriage counseling. I found that many of the questions were odd and/or just didn't apply to my relationship with my partner of 27 years. Perhaps it would be helpful for someone in the beginning stages of a relationship?
November 30, 2019
some questions are SO good!
May 3, 2020
I like that the questions are divided into sections.
Part of the Table of Contents
- Our Relationship
- Relationships with Others
- Emotions and Dreams
- Goals and Fantasies
- Life Experiences and Beliefs
- Memories
- Sex
I intend to mark the questions that we have discussed, and make some notes about them. This book reminds me of a technique my wife and I learned at a marriage retreat. We would each write about the question, trade papers, read, then discuss. That worked fine while we had canned questions, but when we ran out of canned questions, my wife objected to the topics I came up with, so we stopped. Another problem was that we spent way more time than we were supposed to in doing our writing. (I think it was supposed to be 5 minutes of writing?)
Part of the Table of Contents
- Our Relationship
- Relationships with Others
- Emotions and Dreams
- Goals and Fantasies
- Life Experiences and Beliefs
- Memories
- Sex
I intend to mark the questions that we have discussed, and make some notes about them. This book reminds me of a technique my wife and I learned at a marriage retreat. We would each write about the question, trade papers, read, then discuss. That worked fine while we had canned questions, but when we ran out of canned questions, my wife objected to the topics I came up with, so we stopped. Another problem was that we spent way more time than we were supposed to in doing our writing. (I think it was supposed to be 5 minutes of writing?)
July 7, 2013
Perfect for road trips!
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