Fun Conversation Starters For Married Couples
As a married couple, conversations can sometimes become monotonous and mundane. It’s important to keep the conversations interesting and engaging in order to avoid drifting apart and feeling disconnected. To help bring back the spark, I’ve compiled a list of fun conversation starters specifically designed for married couples. These conversation starters are designed to be playful, light-hearted, and help couples get to know each other in a deeper, more meaningful way. Whether you’re on a date night or having dinner at home, these conversation starters are sure to bring some fun and laughter to your conversations. So let’s get started!
Benefits of Talking
1. Talking is one of the most important things that married couples can do for their relationship.
- It helps to build intimacy and connection between the two of you.
- Talking can also help to resolve problems and disagreements.
- It can also help to keep the couple connected and informed about each other’s lives.
- Talking can also help to keep the couple entertained and engaged.
Icebreakers:
1. Hi! I’m married too and I know how tough it can be to start a conversation with your spouse. I’m here to help. Here are some icebreakers that might work for you:
- What are your favorite books/movies?
- What are your favorite restaurants?
- What are your favorite hobbies?
- What are your favorite sports teams?
- What are your favorite music genres?
Questions to Spark Conversation
1) “So, how’re you feeling today?”
2) “What’ve you been up to?”
3) “How was your day today?”
4) “What can I get you to drink?”
5) “How was your night last night?”
Guided Conversations
1) Whenever you feel an itch, what’s your go-to solution?
2) What’s your favorite thing about being married?
3) What’s the one thing you would change about your spouse?
4) If you could wake up tomorrow knowing one thing about your spouse, what would it be?
5) What do you think is the biggest challenge in long-term marriages?
Creative Activities
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As couples get older, the conversations around their relationship tend to become a little more routine. But that doesn’t mean that they can’t be fun and interesting! Here are some ideas for fun conversation starters that can keep your relationship fresh.
1. What are your favorite and least favorite topics to talk about?
- What are your thoughts on love? Is it something that you believe in or not so much?
- What are your favorite and least favorite things to do together?
- What are your thoughts on change? Do you like it or feel resistant to it?
- What are your thoughts on intimacy? Are you comfortable with how close you and your partner are? What do you look for in a relationship that makes you feel close?
Games
- “So, what games do you think we could play tonight?”
2. “I’ve been thinking about this game where you sneak up on me and tickle me. What do you think?”
3. “Have you ever played this game where you pretend to be a snake and I pretend to be a mouse? I always win!”
4. “Is there a game you always win when we play together? Let’s find out!”
5. “Do you want to play a game where I have to guess what color your underwear is? I have a good track record!”
Conclusion: Keeping the Conversation Going
1. Ideally, one of the goals of a conversation is for both parties to learn something new about each other. How do you think you can help contribute to that goal?
2. Sometimes it’s difficult to find the right thing to say, or to come up with a fresh topic of conversation. Do you have any tips for making conversation more enjoyable for both parties?
3. Nobody knows everything, which is why a conversation is a great way to learn more about someone. How have you been able to expand your knowledge in the past, and how can you do so in the future?
4. Sometimes it can be difficult to keep the conversation going, especially if one person is more interested in talking about one topic than the other. Do you have any advice on ways to keep the conversation going when it starts to lag?
5. One of the benefits of living in a society where conversations are commonplace is that we can learn a great deal about each other. What are some of the most interesting facts about you that your partner has discovered so far?
