Funny Love part 4

Love questions not only allow you to learn about your boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse, or lover, but they also are good conversation pieces when the two of you are tired of talking about work, your friends and family, or the ballgame. Use some of the questions below for a fun love quiz to test each other's love, get to know one another a little better, and laugh at each other's quirks.

I've included a few funny love questions, an off-the-wall love test, and even serious love questions that make you think a little harder. Don't ask the serious questions, unless you want to have deeper discussions and only if you think your romance can stand a little stress or even conflict.

The following questions tend to be playful or lighter in nature, usually eliciting a fun response the two of your can laugh about. Several focus on the past, either your past relationships or your childhood romances, while one or two are interesting hypothetical situations that would never happen, so they let the two of you engage in a little bit of fantasy for a moment.

These questions are so off the wall, neither of you are likely to take the answer too seriously. I suppose a woman might be turned off by questions about "love games" or someone too religious might not want to engage in discussions of "past lives", but the love game question allows for the simple answer of "no", while the previous life question is a pure hypothetical--it doesn't imply you believe in reincarnation. One should take it no more seriously than the novel idea that the two of you are starring in adventure novels, or the two of you have taken the form of geometric shapes. In other words, get wacky and have a little fun.

These are questions for couples who have been in a relationship for a while. I do not recommend these as first date questions or even quizzes for the first few dates. If you pull these out of your pocket, you're likely to sound way too serious about a dating relationship. Even for long-time partners, some of these questions could cause conflict and resentment, so pick and choose the questions which seemed best suited for your situation.