LOVE - Conversation cards that put everyday life on hold and create room for reflection and intimacy.

Maintaining a meaningful conversation in your relationship throughout life, is an artform often drowning in everyday practicalities.

LOVE is a pack of conversation cards with 110 questions to spark meaningful conversations between you and your partner. Ask each other questions such as: What would you like to spend more time on? What made you fall for me? What is the funniest thing we have done together? If the questions on the card are not relatable, just draw a new card.

How to play: There are two questions on each card. Choose one and read it out loud to your partner to initiate the conversation. The questions can also be used to talk about the love between friends or family members.

The game consists of 55 cards with 110 questions and 1 card describing the rules.

Visuelt Design af Jens Klinggaard. 

This is a simple game of questions, where you and you partner ask each other the questions on the conversation cards. There are two questions on each card and the cards are divided into categories of easy, medium, and intense questions.

You take turns drawing a card and asking a question. The person who draws the card decides which of the two questions to ask.

During an answer, the listening partner is welcome to ask clarifying questions - keeping in mind that the one answering the question should be the centre of attention. Be careful not to take over the conversation, but do your best to be an attentive listener. When the answering partner is done speaking, a new card is drawn, and the game continues.

What kind of life do you hope for in your retirement?

What do you think it would take for you to become a happier person?

Who have you looked up to in your life?

What do you think would make you a truly happy person?

When was the last time you changed your opinion on something?

What do you think is the best thing that can happen to you in the future?

What would you like to spend more time on?

What is your greatest fear?

What is the worst that could happen?

What was your most outstanding musical experience?

What question would you like me to ask you right now?