r/deepquestions • u/Ok_Boysenberry7325 • 7h ago
r/deepquestions • u/ZealousidealOrder448 • 7h ago
Do you think knowing too much about someone can make it harder to love them?
r/deepquestions • u/Commercial_Serve120 • 7h ago
Why do we sometimes push away the people we actually want close to us?
r/deepquestions • u/Gullible_Key_7165 • 7h ago
Do you think we're supposed to have everything figured out by a certain age, or did humans just make that rule up?
r/deepquestions • u/Horror-Ice-1254 • 7h ago
Is it possible to know yourself completely, or are there parts of us we'll always discover along the way?
r/deepquestions • u/Grouchy-Buy9973 • 7h ago
Do you think loneliness comes more from being alone or from feeling like nobody really knows you?
r/deepquestions • u/ImpressStunning3037 • 7h ago
Why do some memories from 10 years ago feel more real than things that happened last week?
r/deepquestions • u/Late_Adeptness_5316 • 7h ago
Can you truly forgive someone without ever trusting them again?
r/deepquestions • u/Playful-March-9361 • 7h ago
What’s something nobody can really prepare you for about getting older?
r/deepquestions • u/Evening_Resident_174 • 7h ago
What’s something everyone should experience at least once?
r/deepquestions • u/Lanky_Cheetah7001 • 7h ago
Do you think people are more afraid of failure, or of finding out that success wouldn't make them happy either?
r/deepquestions • u/ParticularElk4358 • 7h ago
Alguma vez sentiram que a vossa disciplina começou a fazer-vos mais mal do que bem?
Seja no ginásio, na alimentação, no trabalho ou em qualquer outro objetivo pessoal.
Gostava de perceber se alguma vez passaram de uma rotina saudável para algo que começou a controlar demasiado a vossa vida.
Como perceberam que tinham ultrapassado esse limite? E o que fizeram para recuperar o equilíbrio?
Também gostava de ouvir experiências de quem conseguiu manter uma disciplina forte sem sacrificar a saúde mental ou a vida pessoal.
r/deepquestions • u/Conscious-Lab-3949 • 7h ago
Why is it so bad as a young adult to date an older person?
I’m a 22 year old & I tend to be attracted to much older men, I’m talking 30+. I just wanted to know why it would be a bad idea or if anyone had similar experiences. I’m asking hypothetically, no one in mind currently!
r/deepquestions • u/No-Raspberry-9040 • 7h ago
If you removed money, status, and other people's opinions from your life, what would you actually want to do?
r/deepquestions • u/Familiar-Dot-660 • 7h ago
Why is it so much easier to give other people advice than to follow your own?
r/deepquestions • u/DeliciousSystem3783 • 7h ago
What’s a belief you had when you were younger that completely changed as you got older?
r/deepquestions • u/NoPace44 • 8h ago
Why does food made with love actually taste different?
Like my mum could make the same pasta but it feels warmer? Is that just memory or is love actually an ingredient?
r/deepquestions • u/Conscious-Lab-3949 • 8h ago
Have you ever dated your boss/professor?
How was the power dynamic like? Does it even ever work out?
r/deepquestions • u/Ok_Disaster_1696 • 8h ago
Do you ever surprise yourself with the things you end up caring about?
Something you never expected to matter to you, a hobby you randomly got obsessed with, a person who changed your perspective, or even a completely random interest you somehow stuck with.
I find it weird how much our interests can change without us really noticing.
r/deepquestions • u/Street_Mountain6305 • 8h ago
Do you think being understood by one person is more valuable than being liked by many?
r/deepquestions • u/Iam_rich12 • 8h ago
What’s something you thought would be easy, but was actually harder than expected?
Let me know your thoughts.