45 Questions To Ask Your Significant Other To Make You Closer Than Ever | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Swoon

45 Questions To Ask Your S.O. To Bring You Closer, Whether You're Quarantined Together Or Apart

We could benefit from some romance during this quarantine.

645
45 Questions To Ask Your S.O. To Bring You Closer, Whether You're Quarantined Together Or Apart

In This Article:

I don't know about you, but my boyfriend and I have spent the last two weeks wearing the same pajamas, watching one episode of "The Great British Baking Show" after the next, and popping one another's zits. Thankfully, we've been remembering to brush our teeth during this quarantine, but we could benefit from some romance.

Don't get me wrong, I love that we are stuck together and have this extra time away from work and distractions to wrestle, make dinner, workout, and just be us, but it's getting, dare I say it, kind of boring. But, to re-spark that flame, we have been diving deep into conversation and it all starts with a question.

Here are 45 questions to ask your S.O. during your quarantine date night:

What do you look for in a good friend?

Do you believe in love at first sight?

What are you most proud of?

What's your most memorable dream?

Where do you see yourself in five years?

If you could commit any crime and get away with it what would you choose?

What was your first impression of me?

What's one thing you would change about yourself?

What's one of your pet peeves?

What was the worst haircut you ever had?

If you were to change your name, what would you change it to?

What's your go-to snack?

Do you want kids? If so, boys or girls?

What's the best gift you've ever received?

What's one thing you don't like that I do?

Breakfast for dinner? Or dinner for breakfast?

How do you describe me to your friends?

What's your favorite meal to eat? To cook?

What was the worst job you ever had?

If you could bring back any fashion trend, which would it be?

When did you know you loved me?

What's a secret you told your parents?

When was the last time you cried? Like, really cried.

How do you think you will die?

When did you tell your parents about me?

What was your favorite game to play as a kid?

Your house catches fire, what do you grab?

What song describes you the best?

Do you think you're more of an optimist or pessimist?

If you were to have one superpower, what would it be?

What does compromise mean to you?

What is your favorite memory of us?

What movie made you cry?

Would you live in [insert location]? Why or why not?

What makes you angry?

Did you have any pets growing up?

Who was the most toxic person you've known?

How would you describe yourself in one word?

What was a battle in your life that taught you something?

What does love mean to you?

Do you have any regrets?

Who do you have the best relationship with in your family?

Did you ever get in trouble in school (detention, expulsion, etc.)?

How can we keep the romance alive?

Follow Swoon on Instagram.

Report this Content
Student Life

A Few Thoughts Every College Freshman Has

The transition into adulthood is never easy

1947
Mays Island
Courtney Jones

Today I started my third week of college at Minnesota State Moorhead. I have survived welcome week, finding my classes on the first day, and being an awkward loner in the dining hall. Even though I have yet to be here for a month, I have already experienced many thoughts and problems that only a new college student can relate to.

Keep Reading...Show less
college

"Make sure to get involved when you're in college!"

We've all heard some variation of this phrase, whether it came from parents, other family members, friends, RAs, or college-related articles. And, like many clichés, it's true for the most part. Getting involved during your college years can help you make friends, build your resume, and feel connected to your campus. However, these commitments can get stressful if you're dealing with personal issues, need to work, or aren't sure how to balance classes and everything else going on during the semester.

Keep Reading...Show less
Relationships

9 Reasons Why Friends Are Essential In College

College without friends is like peanut butter without jelly.

1066
Bridgaline Liberati and friends
Bridgaline Liberati

In college, one of the essential things to have is friends. Yes, textbooks, a laptop, and other school supplies are important but friends are essential. Friends are that support system everybody needs. The more friends you have the better the support system you have. But you also have someone to share experiences with. And don’t settle for just one or two friends because 8 out of 10 times they are busy and you are studying all alone. Or they have other friend groups that do not include you. Don’t settle for just one or two friends; make as many friends as you can. After the first couple of weeks of college, most friend groups are set and you may be without friends.

Keep Reading...Show less
Lifestyle

The Power of Dressing Up

Why it pays to leave the hoodie at home.

834
sneakers and heels
Sister | Brother Style - Word Press

For a moment your world is spinning. The phone alarm has just scared you awake and you’re flooded by daunting thoughts of the day ahead. You have three assignments due and little time to work on them because of your job. You’re running late because you’ve hit snooze one to many times after yesterday’s long hours. You dizzily reach for a hoodie, craving its comfort, and rush for a speedy exit, praying you will have time to pick up coffee. Does this sound familiar?

Keep Reading...Show less
Entertainment

11 Signs You Live At The Library As Told by 'Parks And Recreation'

A few signs that you may live in the library whether you'd like to admit it or not.

783
brown wooden book shelves with books

Finals week is upon us. It is a magical time of year during which college students everywhere flock to the library in attempt to learn a semester's worth of knowledge in only a week. For some students, it's their first time in the library all semester, maybe ever. Others have slaved away many nights under the fluorescent lights, and are slightly annoyed to find their study space being invaded by amateurs. While these newbies wander aimlessly around the first floor, hopelessly trying to find a table, the OGs of the library are already on the third floor long tables deep into their studies. Here is a few signs that you may live in the library, whether you'd like to admit it or not.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments