Do you know your true limits and do you kiss them?

Deep questions

In the last few years, I’ve collected many deep questions.

I also tried to avoid traps. Let me give you an example. ‘Am I truly capable of love?’ is a false equivalent of ‘Do I love you or do I lie to avoid being lonely?’ Yet, no one will sell a couple’s game with these questions because breaking couples apart gives bad reviews. Hence, they substitute the most superficial fluff, for example, “Which reality show would you like to be a part of.”

Here’s another problem with most deep questions: they use words they have no clue what they mean or whether they exist: ‘Have you found your soulmate?’ Furthermore, your typical questions include questions that don’t have answers. ‘Have you found your purpose?’ - Do you know how many people have lost their mind trying to answer that question?

Yet, still, if your goal is conversations, these false questions can do wonders. After reading many good questions, I trust you to figure out the traps.

Before you ask any of these questions, remember a few things:

Finally, if you don’t want to radically improve, ignore these questions. For example, ‘Do I love you or do I lie in order to avoid being lonely,’ would destroy almost all relationships. So, if you want to stay mediocre, you’d only suffer by asking yourself deep questions because you would create desires without the intent to resolve them.

Sacrifice and purpose

Leverage and strategy

Return to the grind

Uncompromising excellence is a true testament to the indomitability of my spirit.

Thought experiments and time

Questions that must be felt, not answered

Campfire and date evening

To ask your hot blonde or cute brunette

Do not ask any of these questions if you ‘got what you could get.’

Identity and happiness

Purpose and vision