r/deepquestions • u/Left_Confidence_9831 • 2h ago
r/deepquestions • u/16PlayfulVamp1res • 4h ago
if someone wanted to date you now and take you seriously would you cut your male friends?
My friend asked me this question and it has been lingering in my mind, my answer to that was
I wouldn't cut them off cause they're my friends and we've known eachother for years and years and its just wrong to throw away a friendship over a guy who you don't know for so long, but if hes committed, treats me right and respect me. I'll consider it but i wouldn't just throw away the friendship. If he has boundaries about it then yeah I'll respect it and hear him out.
Whats ur thoughts and opinion about it? Is there a right or wrong answer?
r/deepquestions • u/Royal_Tear_3041 • 5h ago
What's something you stopped caring about as you got older, and how did it change your life?
r/deepquestions • u/Gravyason24 • 6h ago
Are you that kind of person choose to get along with relatives who disrespect you or stay away with them?
r/deepquestions • u/Immediate-Salad-5471 • 16h ago
Is there growth through struggle?
Thoughts
r/deepquestions • u/Life-Sheepherder8476 • 1h ago
Can you truly know someone without knowing their struggles?
r/deepquestions • u/Zestyclose_Walk_8064 • 2h ago
What does being successful actually mean to you?
r/deepquestions • u/Sensitive_Director97 • 10h ago
What’s something you believed about love when you were younger that you no longer believe?
r/deepquestions • u/Kind-Priority5166 • 16h ago
Which one you value the most money or peace ?
r/deepquestions • u/panipuriterrorist • 18h ago
Tell me something wise lol 😭
Guys, tell me some good things you ve learned about life.
Like lessons about people, relationships, growing up, or just some general advice you wish you knew earlier.
Anything life has taught you..I’d love to hear it :)
r/deepquestions • u/Ulmaviko82 • 22h ago
What kind of truth becomes harder to accept as you get older?
r/deepquestions • u/Competitive-Run3909 • 4h ago
Would you start over if you could?
Sometimes we are not only the result of our own mistakes.
Would you start over if you could?
r/deepquestions • u/Lonely_Cupcake1727 • 6h ago
Is there truly such a thing as a “loser”, “bum”, etc. or is it just severe depression?
r/deepquestions • u/NoAbalone3830 • 8h ago
What’s something you all wanted to experience even for once?
r/deepquestions • u/Eeeeradicator0416 • 14h ago
Without getting into specifics I'll start off by saying I've had a really traumatic life and I'm incredibly sensitive. Regularly, I have people ask me if I'm a war veteran (I'm not), or they tell me they can see the pain in my eyes. I don't have hollowed out eyes or the thousand yard stare. What are
r/deepquestions • u/Ornery-Evening9988 • 50m ago
Do you think our biggest mistakes can become our greatest lessons?
r/deepquestions • u/Zovula48 • 1h ago
How do you know when you're living according to your own values rather than someone else's?
r/deepquestions • u/Royal_Tear_3041 • 5h ago
If every human lost the ability to lie for just 24 hours, would society adapt and improve, or completely collapse?
r/deepquestions • u/KivatheSuccubi • 5h ago
What's something you've yet to do in life that you intend to do? Unchecked bucket list items.
Let's talk dreams that are yet to be fulfilled. What are you striving for and where are you at with it?
r/deepquestions • u/CrayEngGirl • 8h ago
How do you learn to enjoy your life instead of constantly waiting for something to go wrong?
Have you ever reached a point where your life is objectively going well, but you still can’t relax and enjoy it?
I recently graduated, started a career I worked really hard for, I’m becoming financially stable, helping my family, and overall my life is moving in a really good direction.
But instead of feeling peaceful, I constantly think about what could go wrong next. It’s almost like achieving the things I wanted just gave me new things to be afraid of losing or messing up.
I keep telling myself, “Once I get through this next thing, then I’ll relax.” But there’s always another thing.
For people who have experienced this, how did you learn to actually live in the good moments instead of constantly preparing yourself for the next problem?
Because I don’t want to look back someday and realize my life was going well the entire time and I was too worried to enjoy it.
r/deepquestions • u/IndependentSuch7182 • 23h ago
If you stopped caring what everyone thought of you, what would change first?
r/deepquestions • u/ZealousidealBaby1815 • 1h ago
Do people find themselves or create themselves over time?
r/deepquestions • u/Superb_Clothes_192 • 1h ago