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Intimacy Questions: A Guide to Deepening Your Relationship, Lecture notes of Psychology of Sex

A list of questions designed to help couples deepen their intimacy and get to know each other on a more personal level. The questions cover a range of topics, from favorite quotes and childhood memories to turning points in life and expressions of love. By taking the time to discuss these questions, couples can learn new things about each other, feel closer, and build a stronger connection.

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Questions for Intimacy
Many couples ask themselves – how can we create a more intimate relationship with
each other? What can we do to feel closer and more in love?
Intimacy is not a mystery, it is the feeling you experience when you and your partner
share yourself with each other. Sharing yourself means that you open up and reveal
things about yourself that are valuable to you. At the same time, you need to listen and
take in what your partner is sharing.
The questions below were designed to help you get to know you partner on a more
intimate level. If you take time to talk about some of these questions you are guaranteed
to learn new things about each other and feel closer and more intimate then before.
Personal questions
1. What is your favorite quote?
2. Who were (/are) your biggest mentors or sources of inspiration?
3. Who dead or alive, real or imaginary would you want to have a dinner with?
Why?
4. Tell the story of your first love.
5. If money was not an issue what would you do?
6. When did you last sing to yourself? To someone else?
7. When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?
8. When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up?
9. If you could give away one million dollars, who would you give it to?
10. Who of your friends you value most? Why? Who disappointed you? Why?
11. What is something you always wished you had or wished would happen to you?
12. If you could wake up tomorrow having gained any one quality or ability, what
would it be?
13. What events were turning points in your life?
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Questions for Intimacy Many couples ask themselves – how can we create a more intimate relationship with each other? What can we do to feel closer and more in love? Intimacy is not a mystery, it is the feeling you experience when you and your partner share yourself with each other. Sharing yourself means that you open up and reveal things about yourself that are valuable to you. At the same time, you need to listen and take in what your partner is sharing. The questions below were designed to help you get to know you partner on a more intimate level. If you take time to talk about some of these questions you are guaranteed to learn new things about each other and feel closer and more intimate then before. Personal questions

  1. What is your favorite quote?
  2. Who were (/are) your biggest mentors or sources of inspiration?
  3. Who dead or alive, real or imaginary would you want to have a dinner with? Why?
  4. Tell the story of your first love.
  5. If money was not an issue what would you do?
  6. When did you last sing to yourself? To someone else?
  7. When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?
  8. When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up?
  9. If you could give away one million dollars, who would you give it to?
  10. Who of your friends you value most? Why? Who disappointed you? Why?
  11. What is something you always wished you had or wished would happen to you?
  12. If you could wake up tomorrow having gained any one quality or ability, what would it be?
  13. What events were turning points in your life?
  1. Imagine that you’re old and on your deathbed. What is one thing that you’ll regret if you haven’t done or said? What would you be most proud of if you have achieved it?
  2. Tell about a childhood event that affected you significantly.
  3. What qualities do you appreciate about yourself and what would you change?
  4. If you could say something to each one of your parents and know that they would listen, what would you say?
  5. What are you most grateful for?
  6. When did you feel the most loved? By whom?
  7. If you could change anything about the way you were raised, what would it be?
  8. Is there something that you’ve dreamed of doing for a long time? Why haven’t you done it?
  9. Tell about a past embarrassing moment that you would rather forget.
  10. If you could go back in time and give the child version of you an advice, what would it be?
  11. What is your most difficult memory?
  12. If you knew that in one year you would die suddenly, what would you change? Relationship questions
  13. What would be the best surprise that your partner can do for you?
  14. Something that your partner said or did (or could say or do) that made you feel most loved.
  15. Something that your partner said or did (or could say or do) that made you feel most appreciated.
  16. What would you really love to do with your partner that you haven’t tried yet?
  17. What is important to you that your partner will know about you?
  18. Share five words that you would use to describe your partner.
  19. What surprised you or impressed you about your partner?
  20. What are your best memories together? Why?
  21. What would you rather do by yourself or with friends.