A good "truth" question to ask your crush should be engaging, reveal something interesting about them, and potentially spark further conversation. Here are some options, drawing inspiration from example truths:
Truth Questions for Your Crush
Here's a breakdown of question types and examples:
Revealing Personal History
- Who was your first kiss? This can be a lighthearted way to learn about their past and romantic experiences.
- What's your biggest regret? (Be ready to handle a potentially serious answer).
- What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you? This can be a fun and relatable question, showing their vulnerability.
Gauging Character and Values
- What is the biggest lie you've ever told? This question can reveal something about their moral compass (but be prepared for them to be hesitant to answer).
- What's one thing you're passionate about? Learning about their passions provides insight into what drives them.
- What's the kindest thing you've ever done for someone? This shows their empathy and generosity.
Playful and Risky Questions
- Who is the hottest person here? This is a bolder question and depends on the setting and your comfort level. Be prepared for an honest answer (or them to deflect!).
- What's one thing you've done that you're not proud of? This could uncover some interesting stories, but be mindful of their boundaries.
- What's the most adventurous thing you've ever done?
Things to consider
- Read the Room: Gauge your crush's personality and the current mood before asking a potentially sensitive or bold question.
- Be Prepared to Answer Yourself: If you ask a personal question, be ready to share your own answer to show vulnerability and reciprocity.
- Keep it Light: Avoid questions that are overly intrusive or negative, especially early on. The goal is to build connection, not make them uncomfortable.
