Guilty Pleasures
15 questions about the things you both do and would rather nobody knew.
15 questions · Free
What do you watch that you would not admit to anyone?
One phone between the two of you — the card says whose turn it is.
About Guilty Pleasures
Guilty pleasures questions are confession with the stakes removed. These 15 cards ask about the television you would not admit to, the food you eat standing over the sink, and the things you do when nobody is home — all of which are more interesting than they sound.
Sample questions to get you started
- 1What do you watch that you would not admit to anyone?
- 2What do you eat standing up over the sink?
- 3What do you do when you are home alone that you would not do with me here?
- 4What music do you play only when nobody can hear?
- 5What is the most time you have wasted on something pointless?
- 6What do you buy that you cannot justify?
- 7What do you re-read or re-watch far too often?
- 8What do you do on your phone that you would not want screenshotted?
- 9What have you pretended not to enjoy?
- 10What is your most embarrassing internet habit?
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- 11What do you do when you should be working?
- 12What is a food combination you would not describe out loud in company?
- 13What is something you do that you know is childish?
- 14What have you lied about liking to seem more interesting?
- 15What is the guilty pleasure you would defend to the death?
Tap the game above to play through all prompts.
How to play Guilty Pleasures
- Whoever asks has to confess first. That sets the level for the whole game.
- No judgement. That is the deal.
- Anything admitted here cannot be used as a joke in public without permission.
- Fifteen cards takes about twenty minutes.
Why couples love this game
Everyone has a small private life inside the shared one, and most of it is completely harmless. Bringing it into the open is funny rather than threatening, and couples who can laugh about the harmless secrets tend to be better at the ones that matter.
Tips to make it more fun
- Go first with something genuinely embarrassing. It sets the level.
- Nobody is allowed to pretend they have no guilty pleasures.
- It works well with a drink and no other company.
- The food ones are always the worst.
Frequently asked questions
What are good guilty pleasure questions?
Ones about small harmless private habits — what you watch alone, what you eat over the sink, what you do when the house is empty. The stakes are low, which is exactly why people answer honestly.
Is this game safe to play with a new partner?
Yes. Nothing here is serious, and it is one of the better decks for finding out whether someone can laugh at themselves.
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