Instead of just talking, it’s a great idea to listen to other people’s answers. Now, see how you can have fun by asking your friends a simple question.
Whenever you're with them, it's great to have some questions to ask, don't you agree? After all, you can get to know each other better and have a good laugh, depending on the answers.
So, now, take a look at several options for questions that you can ask whenever you want. From there, ask your friends whenever you feel it is appropriate.
While some are better for playing, others may be better suited for other occasions. Anyway, follow along with us and use our tips whenever you prefer. Check it out!
Questions to get to know each other better
First, let's look at questions for friends who aren't very close yet. That way, you can get to know that person better little by little.
Although it may not seem like it, most of them are very revealing about someone's personality. So, remember the answer you hear, because you can learn a lot.
Now, check out our list. Then, choose the best question for your friends and ask:
- Has anyone given you a nickname? What would be the best nickname for you?
- If you were to give me a nickname, what would you call me?
- What do you think is the biggest flaw I seem to have? And what would be yours?
- Have you ever had someone you really liked, but who had an unbearable flaw? Who was it and what happened?
- Can you play any instrument?
- Your favorite song?
- Your favorite series or movie?
- Famous person you admire most?
- Fictional character you identify with?
- Right after you've had a horrible day, what do you usually do?
- What event could turn a bad day into the best day of your life? Or what could completely ruin your day in an instant?
- Even though they are someone you hate, could you respect a person for their actions?
- What was the message that had the biggest impact on your life?
- Do you believe in any conspiracy theories?
- What are you interested in that no one else cares about?
- Have you ever thought that other people think something bad about you? Would you be hurt by that, or would you not care so much?
Hypothetical and challenging questions
Those scenario questions created to see how someone would react in a situation are also a lot of fun, aren't they?
Even though these are absurd scenarios, it is a great source of entertainment to hear their reactions to a Question for Friends. For example, some of the following are very interesting:
- If you could relive three experiences from your life, without changing anything about them, what would they be?
- Imagine you can send a message to someone from the past. Even to yourself. Who would you send it to, and what would you say?
- As soon as you woke up, you saw that you were on a desert island with only one other person there. Who would you like it to be?
- What do you currently consider to be the best decision you have ever made in your life? Would you give up that decision in exchange for a million reais?
- If you had to spend the rest of your life in a city, which one would you choose?
- What action would you consider unforgivable?
- On the contrary, what fact would lead you to completely forgive someone's mistake? For example, what could someone do that would make you forgive even something very serious?
- What's the last thing you'd expect to hear from me?
- What was the most shocking truth and lie you've ever heard? Also, which ones have you said that surprised everyone?
- What are your biggest regrets in life? If you could correct just one, what would it be?
- Would you still repeat all your worst mistakes today if you were given a million reais for each one of them in return? Or would you commit even greater follies for a greater amount of money?
- Imagine you could make three wishes that would all come true. You just couldn't make any more wishes. So what would you wish for?
Questions for games
Finally, let's look at some tips for having fun with certain games, such as "Never Have I Ever". This is a challenge in which players say something they didn't do.
If someone has already done that, they lose that round. For example, some questions you could ask are: “Never have I ever…
- I boasted about something I didn't do;
- I went to a party where I wasn't invited;
- I accepted rides from strangers;
- I flirted with someone who was already dating someone else;
- I made up stories to harm someone;
- I spent all night on the computer;
- I posted embarrassing things on social media.”
Anyway, these are some suggestions for questions you can ask to have fun in these games.
Finally, a very important tip is to listen carefully to what your friends answer. After all, with their answers you can develop new questions.
As well, you will also gain more ideas on how to ask them questions and have fun with them. In other words, you will strengthen the bonds of friendship that exist between you.
So, asking your friends the right question is great for bringing everyone together and getting along. So, choose your favorites and have lots of fun with them!
