36 Questions To Fall In Love With Anyone 1.0

On January 9, 2015, Mandy Len Catron published an essay in The New York Times detailing her replication of a study by psychologist Dr. Arthur Aron that purports to expedite intimacy between individuals.

Dr. Aron crafted a set of 36 specific questions to be posed by each participant to their counterpart. These questions initiate at a mild level and progressively delve into deeper, more intimate inquiries. Opening up to someone, particularly a stranger, can present challenges; this exercise compels both individuals to reveal themselves and exhibit vulnerability.

The original study yielded captivating results. A man and a woman, who were unfamiliar with each other initially, entered a room separately. They engaged in asking and answering the prescribed questions, concluding the experiment with a four-minute silent gaze into each other's eyes. What ensued? Six months later, the pair was wedded!

To engage in this questionnaire with your partner, all you need is this application. Sit facing each other with your device positioned between you. Take turns vocalizing one question to your partner and subsequently both respond. Simple, yet nerve-wracking!

There is no time constraint; honesty and authenticity are paramount. The ultimate recommended task is to exchange a prolonged, silent gaze with your partner for four minutes. Feeling anxious yet?