What's the most spontaneous thing you've ever done?
What's one thing you're proud of accomplishing, but nobody knows about?
What's the biggest risk you've ever taken, and was it worth it?
What's something you're currently struggling with, and how are you working to overcome it?
What's the most memorable gift you've ever received, and why is it so special?
What's one thing you wish you could tell your younger self?
What's the craziest thing you've ever done on a dare?
What's something you're passionate about outside of work or school?
What's the most challenging thing you've ever faced, and how did you overcome it?
What's one thing you're looking forward to doing in the next year?
Dare Questions:
Sing a silly song out loud for 30 seconds.
Do 10 jumping jacks while making animal noises.
Eat a spoonful of a weird food combination (e.g. peanut butter and pickles).
Tell a joke to the group, but make it a really bad one.
Do a funny dance move in front of the group.
Wear a funny hat or accessory for the rest of the game.
Make animal noises for the next 5 minutes.
Have a staring contest with another player for 30 seconds.
Do a specific accent or impression for the rest of the game.
Take a photo with a funny pose or expression.
Additional Ideas:
You can also add some fun challenges or games to the truth or dare questions, such as:
"Truth or dare, but with a twist: if you choose dare, you have to do it with your non-dominant hand."
"Truth or dare, but if you choose truth, you have to answer with a song or a poem."
"Truth or dare, but if you choose dare, you have to do it while being timed."
Remember to keep the questions and dares fun and light-hearted, and make sure everyone is comfortable with the level of challenge or embarrassment.
Truth Questions:
What's the most spontaneous thing you've ever done? What's one thing you're proud of accomplishing, but nobody knows about? What's the biggest risk you've ever taken, and was it worth it? What's something you're currently struggling with, and how are you working to overcome it? What's the most memorable gift you've ever received, and why is it so special? What's one thing you wish you could tell your younger self? What's the craziest thing you've ever done on a dare? What's something you're passionate about outside of work or school? What's the most challenging thing you've ever faced, and how did you overcome it? What's one thing you're looking forward to doing in the next year? Dare Questions:
Sing a silly song out loud for 30 seconds. Do 10 jumping jacks while making animal noises. Eat a spoonful of a weird food combination (e.g. peanut butter and pickles). Tell a joke to the group, but make it a really bad one. Do a funny dance move in front of the group. Wear a funny hat or accessory for the rest of the game. Make animal noises for the next 5 minutes. Have a staring contest with another player for 30 seconds. Do a specific accent or impression for the rest of the game. Take a photo with a funny pose or expression. Additional Ideas:
You can also add some fun challenges or games to the truth or dare questions, such as: "Truth or dare, but with a twist: if you choose dare, you have to do it with your non-dominant hand." "Truth or dare, but if you choose truth, you have to answer with a song or a poem." "Truth or dare, but if you choose dare, you have to do it while being timed." Remember to keep the questions and dares fun and light-hearted, and make sure everyone is comfortable with the level of challenge or embarrassment.