F—Lab Editorial
A Question for Two
The small questions can be more revealing than the big ones.
You don't need to turn an evening into an interrogation. Try asking each other something that has no correct answer.
Would you rather know every fantasy your partner has, or keep a little mystery? Is anticipation better than spontaneity? Do you prefer a planned surprise or an accidental adventure?
Two answers, one conversation
Answer separately first. Then explain what you meant. The difference between two choices is often where the interesting conversation starts.
If you'd rather make it interactive, Mirror lets two people approach questions independently and compare what they discover.
Ask it separately.
It is surprisingly easy to agree with the words and mean different things. Mirror gives two people separate answers before they compare.
Try Mirror together