Unpopular Opinions
15 prompts to make each other admit what you actually think.
15 questions · Free
An unpopular opinion about weddings.
One phone between the two of you — the card says whose turn it is.
About Unpopular Opinions
Unpopular opinions asks each of you to admit something you actually think and have never said out loud — about films, weddings, other people's parenting, or whatever the prompt happens to land on. Fifteen prompts, thirty confessions, and a fair amount of surprise.
Sample questions to get you started
- 1An unpopular opinion about weddings.
- 2An unpopular opinion about holidays.
- 3An unpopular opinion about a film everyone loves.
- 4An unpopular opinion about food.
- 5An unpopular opinion about how other people raise children.
- 6An unpopular opinion about your own family.
- 7An unpopular opinion about money.
- 8An unpopular opinion about friendship.
- 9An unpopular opinion about work.
- 10An unpopular opinion about the place we live.
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- 11An unpopular opinion about a hobby other people love.
- 12An unpopular opinion about pets.
- 13An unpopular opinion about relationships generally.
- 14An unpopular opinion about something we do as a couple.
- 15The most unpopular opinion you hold that you have never said out loud.
Tap the game above to play through all prompts.
How to play Unpopular Opinions
- Read the prompt. Both give an actual unpopular opinion on it.
- No hedging and no "I don't really have one".
- The other person may challenge it, and you must defend it.
- Fifteen prompts takes about twenty minutes.
Why couples love this game
Couples agree publicly and diverge privately on a huge number of small things. Giving each other permission to say the unpopular version is funny, occasionally illuminating, and completely without consequence.
Tips to make it more fun
- "I don't have one" is not permitted. Everyone has one.
- The best answers are the ones you are slightly embarrassed by.
- Excellent with another couple, if you trust them.
- Do not use any of it against each other afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play unpopular opinions?
Read the prompt and both give a genuine unpopular opinion on that subject. Hedging is not allowed, and the other person can challenge you into defending it.
Is the last question risky?
Slightly, which is why it is last. By then you have both said fourteen harmless things and the fifteenth arrives with much less weight than it would have cold.
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