Description
- the HAPPY HOUR EDITION: The acclaimed connection and empathy building conversation game. The Happy Hour Edition is the perfect icebreaker, mental health, and couples date night question game.
- AS SEEN IN: The New York Times, NBC Today, ABC GMA, Refinery 29, Cosmopolitan, Goop, Oprah, Forbes, Refinery29, Mens Health, Womens Health.
- HOW TO PLAY: Great for friends, couples, family, or co-workers; read a question and listen without judgement to everyone\'s answer. Award the card and one point to the answer that moves you!
- BEAUTIFUL CARDS: One level - 52 magenta-colored cards produced with ethical labor, sustainable paper supply, and packeged into a pocket-sized box to bring on dates, to ladies night, family dinners, game night, camping, and for team building at work.
- MENTAL HEALTH: Use the Happy Hour Edition to practice mindfulness and support connection and mental health with questions that promote self-care, gratitude, and letting go through discussion and journaling.
- A MOVEMENT TO SPREAD EMPATHY: Play a game that uses the science and psychology of emotional connection to help bring people closer together, teach empathy skills, and foster inclusivity and well-being.
- REFINERY 29: Pick up a gift that you and your budding boo can use together to get to know each other on a new level.
- OPRAH DAILY: Best Stocking Stuffer For People Who Like Host - Starting conversations at parties can be tricky, but these Actually Curious cards are here to lend a hand. This Happy Hour Edition pack includes 52 questions and prompts to help break the ice.
Imagine that feeling you have when imbibing on the cheap and exchanging stories with your friends and coworkers.. well, weve bottled that feeling up into 52 extra happy questions, for the Actually Curious Happy Hour Edition. Build meaningful connection with (literally) anyone! Actually Curious is a party game for your next Game Night, Date Night or Any Night. Great for building connection with strangers, old and new friends, family, romance partners, students and even executives or clients! It\'s like cards for (Not Against) humanity! Expert and community tested. Made with the advice and feedback of experts in the field of love and difficult conversations. Including researcher Arthur Aron and journalist Mandy Lee Catron, the two key people behind the NY Times viral sensation \"the 36 Questions that lead to Love\". Visit actuallycurious.com for more info!