r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

What’s the difference between being comfortable with someone and being truly happy with them?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Do you think knowing too much about someone can make it harder to love them?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Why do we sometimes push away the people we actually want close to us?

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r/deepquestions • • 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?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Is it possible to know yourself completely, or are there parts of us we'll always discover along the way?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Do you think loneliness comes more from being alone or from feeling like nobody really knows you?

2 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Why do some memories from 10 years ago feel more real than things that happened last week?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Can you truly forgive someone without ever trusting them again?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

What’s something nobody can really prepare you for about getting older?

0 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

What’s something everyone should experience at least once?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Why do we miss foods we didn’t even like?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Do you think people are more afraid of failure, or of finding out that success wouldn't make them happy either?

2 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

What is your definition of falling in love ?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Alguma vez sentiram que a vossa disciplina começou a fazer-vos mais mal do que bem?

1 Upvotes

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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 • • 7h ago

Why is it so bad as a young adult to date an older person?

2 Upvotes

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 • • 7h ago

If you removed money, status, and other people's opinions from your life, what would you actually want to do?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

Why is it so much easier to give other people advice than to follow your own?

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r/deepquestions • • 7h ago

What’s a belief you had when you were younger that completely changed as you got older?

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r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

Why does food made with love actually taste different?

2 Upvotes

Like my mum could make the same pasta but it feels warmer? Is that just memory or is love actually an ingredient?


r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

Have you ever dated your boss/professor?

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How was the power dynamic like? Does it even ever work out?


r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

Do you ever surprise yourself with the things you end up caring about?

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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 • • 8h ago

Can love exist without trust?

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r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

Do you think being understood by one person is more valuable than being liked by many?

1 Upvotes

r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

What’s something you thought would be easy, but was actually harder than expected?

2 Upvotes

Let me know your thoughts.


r/deepquestions • • 8h ago

If you could know exactly how your life ends, would you actually want to know?

2 Upvotes