Play Relationship Games Together
Learn how relationship games can deepen connection and add playfulness. Try games that help you have real conversations.
Why This Matters
Relationship games create structured opportunities for deep connection. They help you have conversations you might not have otherwise and add playfulness to your relationship. They're fun and meaningful.
The Secret: Be Open and Vulnerable
These games only work if you're willing to be honest and vulnerable. They create safe spaces for conversations, but you have to actually engage.
Popular Relationship Games
1. "We're Not Really Strangers"
- Card game with deep questions
- Three levels of intimacy
- Encourages vulnerability
- Great for meaningful conversations
2. "The Gottman Card Decks" App
- Good conversation starters from the Gottman Institute
- Multiple card decks (love, intimacy, etc.)
- Free app available
- *Note: This is made by the Gottman Institute, not us. We just think it's useful.*
3. "TableTopics for Couples"
- Conversation starter cards
- Designed specifically for couples
- Fun and thought-provoking
- Easy to play anywhere
4. "The Adventure Challenge: Couples Edition"
- Scratch-off adventures
- Fun activities to do together
- Adds spontaneity
- Creates shared experiences
How to Play Relationship Games
1. Pick a Game
Choose something:
- You're both interested in
- That matches your comfort level
- You can commit to playing
- That sounds fun to both of you
2. Set the Mood
Create the right environment:
- No distractions (phones away)
- Comfortable setting
- Enough time to play
- Relaxed atmosphere
3. Be Honest
When playing:
- Answer questions honestly
- Don't hold back
- Listen to her answers
- Be vulnerable
4. Have Fun
Remember:
- It's supposed to be fun
- Don't take it too seriously
- Laugh together
- Enjoy the connection
What Makes It Work
-You're both engaged:** Both people participate fully
-You're honest:** You answer questions truthfully
-You listen:** You pay attention to her answers
-You have fun:** It's enjoyable, not stressful
Common Mistakes
-Not being honest:** These games only work if you're real
-Taking it too seriously:** Have fun with it
-Not listening:** Pay attention to her answers
-Rushing through it:** Take your time, enjoy it
The Win
You played a relationship game. You had meaningful conversations. You connected and had fun. That's a win.
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