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40 Things To Talk About Other Than Politics

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40 Things To Talk About Other Than Politics

If you're anything like me, you want your social media to go back to the way it was. If you want social media to be political, then create a separate type of media called political media please because some of us want to see drool worthy recipes and adorable animals again. I think the world needs a little light and a breather from the exhaustion that has been controlling the population for the past few weeks. I hope this gives a little hope for conversations everywhere.

1. The last puppy you had the pleasure of petting.

2. How long you think it would take to grow out your hair to mermaid length.

3. If you could taste the difference between Coke and Pepsi.

4. Super pre-plan your April Fools Day pranks.

5. Your dream vacation.

6. The last dance in Dirty Dancing.

7. How to save endangered animals from poachers.

8. Healthy diets you should probably go on.

9. Pizza. Any type of pizza.

10. What came first, the chicken or the egg?

11. Where to go for dinner?

12. What kind of monsters are there in the deep depths of the ocean?

13. What fashion statements are coming back in style from decades ago?

14. What talent you would hold the record for in the Guinness Book of World Records.

15. How there is no awkward stage for middle schoolers now.

16. How to tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile.

17. What to do now that Victoria's Secret no longer sells bathing suits.

18. How the holes form in swiss cheese.

19. Songs that give you the feels.

20. The contents of your bucket list.

21. The scare factor of every amusement park ride you've ever been on.

22. If you were to create a flavor of ice cream what would it be?

23. Your biggest fears.

24. How we've advanced in technology since the creation of the world wide web in 1990.

25. Wondering what it would be like to live underwater.

26. Who will win the Super Bowl?

27. How much you could eat in one sitting.

28. Wondering where your doppelgänger is in the world.

29. If you have met any celebrities.

30. What is your ideal date?

31. Start planning Valentine's Day with your significant other.

32. Your best knock knock jokes.

33. How much butter you like on your popcorn.

34. What your superpower would be and why.

35. If you would sacrifice your life for someone you love.

36. What your spirit animal would be.

37. If you've ever broken a bone.

38. The happiest day of your life.

39. The shows you've binge watched on Netflix.

40. Basically anything that will steer clear of friends combatting each other over social media because of difference of opinion.

Yes, you have a voice. But use it for loving, laughing, and appreciating what you have in front of you. So get random and learn things about others and yourself you never knew before.

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