What are Some Good Truth and Dare Questions: A social defibrillator, in a nutshell—zap! All of a sudden, everyone is either laughing it up or plotting their retribution.

“What are some good truth and dare questions?” you may ask. Well, party legend, you’re in luck. Each of the four groups—Friends, Couples, Teens, and Adults—has its own set of 25 facts and 25 dares.

Even your socially awkward cousin, who won’t even join in until the sixth round, can find something to their liking.

Gather your merry men and women, spin the imaginary bottle, and prepare for mayhem.

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So, what’s the most bizarre search term you’ve ever used?

Do you remember a time when you felt romantic feelings for a cartoon character? (We shall refrain from passing judgment… to a large extent.)

Tell me about your hidden skill that nobody needs.

Is this the first time you’ve lied to get out of a commitment?

Among your current habits, which one is the most immature?

Who is the famous person you’d marry at first sight?

Can you share an embarrassing anecdote from your youth?

Have you ever gone to such lengths to follow someone online?

In public, what would you absolutely refuse to confess? Whoops, I missed it!

Who among us do you believe has the best chance of making it through a zombie invasion?

Confronts fears:

Maintain an accent over the subsequent three rounds.

Put the caption “I believe in mermaids” on your Instagram story.

Take a “call” while pretending your shoe is a phone.

Leave a 10-minute silence after texting your mom, “I need bail money.”

Snack on some spicy sauce or food.

Do your finest dance motion for us… through the darkness.

Get a mustache and rock it with pride.

Hire someone to compose a tweet on your behalf. No changes permitted.

Justify the kingship of cats in a brief TED Talk (no more than two minutes).

For the following round, sit on the lap of someone. Get the consent of other people!

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At what point were you aware that you were falling for me?

Tell me something about me that you find annoying behind my back.

How likely are you to make it through a dating reality show?

Tell me what meal I would be and why.

Tell me something romantic that you’ve never done before.

Ever falsely claimed to enjoy a present I sent you?

Put three words to the memory of our first kiss.

What’s a codename you use to refer to me?

Which would you prioritize in the event of a zombie apocalypse: saving your pet or me?

Who is the superior kisser, really?

Confronts fears:

Pretend to be in a romantic comedy and serenade your partner.

Indulge in each other’s company like it’s the big day.

Try to be as charming and charming as your partner is.

Pronounce “I love you” in five distinct tongues. Extra points if you chop them up.

Make up a text message announcing your breakup and read it aloud.

Come up with a corny verse about your significant other right now.

Make an effort to physically lift your partner. No harm done, please.

Gentle, music-free dancing. Include striking a direct gaze.

The phrase “I’m obsessed with you” sounds best said with a grave tone.

Put together a romantic scene from a movie using everyday objects.

Facts for Teens: Completely Risk-Free and Entertaining:

Which emoji do you use the most?

What trend do you secretly love?

Who was your first celeb crush?

What’s your go-to excuse for avoiding chores?

Ever sent a text and instantly regretted it?

What’s your most embarrassing school story?

Have you ever pretended to like something just to fit in?

What’s the worst grade you ever got?

If you had a time machine, what day would you redo?

Would you rather give up social media or pizza forever?

Confronts fears:

Do 10 jumping jacks while singing your favorite song.

Wear your socks on your hands for the next 3 rounds.

Draw a self-portrait with your eyes closed.

Talk like a robot until your next turn.

Text a random contact: “I just saw Bigfoot.”

Change your profile pic to a silly selfie.

Eat a snack with chopsticks. No chopsticks? Improvise.

Say the alphabet backward—no peeking!

Let someone else do your hair (or mess it up).

Speak only in song lyrics for the next round.

For Adults: Lightly Spicy, Not NSFW Truths:

What’s your weirdest guilty pleasure?

Ever had a crush on a teacher or coworker?

What’s your go-to lie when you’re late?

Have you ever ghosted someone?

What’s the worst date you’ve ever been on?

If you had to switch lives with someone here, who would it be?

Ever faked a phone call to get out of something?

Have you ever been caught talking to yourself?

What’s the wildest thing you’ve done on vacation?

What’s a secret you’ve never told anyone (until now)?

Confronts fears:

Send your crush “I think we’re soulmates.” Good luck explaining that tomorrow!

Let the group go through your phone photos (5 random ones!).

Try to touch your toes for a full minute. Yes, this is adult yoga now.

Read your last Google search out loud.

Let someone send a voice message to your last text contact.

Wear socks on your hands and clap.

Try to wink at everyone in the room. Flirt like it’s a skill.

Attempt a cartwheel. Or dramatically fail one.

Speak in rhyme until your next turn.

Compliment every player… but make it weirdly poetic.

Try These at Your Next Party and Thank Us Later!

Truth or Dare is like a glitter bomb of laughter—messy, ridiculous, and unforgettable. Use these questions to spark epic memories, wild stories, and maybe a few inside jokes you’ll never live down.

Got your own funny truth or dare ideas? Drop them in the comments! Let’s make this game even more unhinged.

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