iDating<\/strong> is a conversational card game by Alexander Bodrov for a first date, a couple, or a company. The cards offer questions about different aspects of life and help move from casual conversation to topics that allow you to see the views, values, and sense of humor of the interlocutor. <\/p>\n The game takes place without a host, field, or complicated counting. The convenient structure helps you ask questions, answer honestly, hear others, and better understand how your views, values, and expectations align. <\/p>\n The cards are shuffled and placed in an accessible place. Participants take turns taking a question, reading it out, and answering it. After the answer, the interlocutors can ask one clarification or share their own point of view if everyone agrees to continue the topic. <\/p>\n For a first date, you can choose an easy pace and stop after a few cards. In a mature couple, the game can be an opportunity to return to issues that partners have not discussed for a long time. In a company, the card starts a general discussion, but each participant has the right to skip a question without explaining the reasons. <\/p>\n It is better not to use questions as interrogations or tests. The answer can be short, humorous or serious, and the clarification can only be an invitation to continue. When participants argue, the goal of the game is not to determine the winner, but to clearly see the different positions. <\/p>\n iDating helps you get to know each other easily and interestingly, enjoy communication and avoid awkward pauses on the first date. Questions allow you to better understand a person, reveal new sides of each other and find your partner. In a permanent relationship, the game helps you check how well you know each other, find new joint ideas and become even closer. <\/p>\n iDating is designed for adults and is suitable for a first date, a couple looking to diversify their conversation, or a small group of friends. The cards create a space for trust, honest conversation, new discoveries, and rapprochement; an awkward question can always be skipped. <\/p>\n iDating card set with questions and game rules.<\/p>\nHow is the game going?<\/h3>\n
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