Freaky Games for Couples
15 prompts for couples who have already had the easy conversation.
15 questions · Free
What is something specific you want that you have only hinted at?
One phone between the two of you — the card says whose turn it is.
This game is 18+. The prompts on this page are written for consenting adults. Confirm you are over 18 to keep playing.
About Freaky Games for Couples
These 15 prompts assume you have already had the plain conversation about what each of you wants. Half are questions that go a step further than the starter deck, and half are things to try — with the same rule as everywhere else in this section: anything can be passed on.
Sample questions to get you started
- 1What is something specific you want that you have only hinted at?
- 2Describe it properly, in plain words.
- 3What would need to be true for you to be comfortable trying it?
- 4Take turns giving one instruction each and following it exactly.
- 5What is something you would like to be asked for?
- 6Ask for it now.
- 7What is a setting or situation you have thought about?
- 8Plan that specific evening, out loud, with a date.
- 9What is something you would like more time spent on?
- 10Two minutes on exactly that, timed.
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- 11What is something you would like less of?
- 12Say it plainly, and agree it.
- 13What is a signal we should have for stopping or slowing down?
- 14Agree it now and use it tonight if either of you needs to.
- 15What is the one thing from tonight you most want to come back to?
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How to play Freaky Games for Couples
- Do the talking deck first if you have not already.
- Take turns. Questions get honest answers, prompts get done or passed.
- Passing needs no reason and costs nothing.
- Anything one of you passed on does not get raised again tonight.
Why couples love this game
Once the basic conversation has happened, the useful next step is specificity. Vague enthusiasm does not tell your partner anything actionable, and this deck is designed to turn it into something concrete.
Tips to make it more fun
- Specific beats enthusiastic. Push for detail.
- Note what you both said yes to and plan one thing.
- Anything passed on is not raised as a criticism afterwards.
- Enthusiasm is the only green light that counts.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this deck for?
Couples who have already had the basic conversation about what each of them wants. If you have not, the spicy question game is the better starting point.
What is the rule about passing?
The same as everywhere else in this section — any card, any time, no reason required, no consequences afterwards.
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