Beyond the Bio
The details a profile never tells you.
A question game for friends
Past the Small Talk
For the friends you have just met, the friends you have known for years, and everything you still have not asked.
500 questionsTwo friends or a group5, 10 or 20 cardsAlways passable
Knowing someone takes more than time.
Friendship can be full of conversation while whole rooms of a person remain unopened. Not because anyone is hiding—because the usual questions keep leading to the usual answers.
This game offers a different doorway. Nobody performs. Nobody wins. Each person can answer, wonder, laugh, pass or leave something unfinished.
A good question does not demand intimacy. It makes intimacy possible.
Seven conversation worldsBegin lightly.
Begin lightly.
Go where the room allows.
Choose a world or let the deck mix them for you.
The Life Behind You
Stories, turning points and the person you have been.
What Matters
Values, choices and the things you protect.
The Unsaid Ordinary
Habits, comforts and small private truths.
Friendship Itself
How you give, receive, repair and belong.
Imagine
Playful questions with no practical purpose.
Between Us
Questions about this friendship, when you want them.
Four agreements
Curiosity without pressure.
1Passing is complete.No explanation and no second attempt.
2No fixing.Receive an answer before offering advice.
3No scorekeeping.Depth is not proof of a better friendship.
4Keep trust.Do not retell what was shared without permission.
A taste of the deckQuestions with somewhere
Questions with somewhere
new to go.
Beyond the BioWhat is something ordinary that tells people a lot about you?
The Life Behind YouWhich version of you would be most surprised by your life now?
Friendship ItselfWhat makes you feel genuinely remembered by a friend?
ImagineIf we could borrow one place for a whole evening, where would we go?
There is always more person to meet.
Put the phones away. Let the answer take the time it takes.
Begin a session →For adults aged 18+. This reflective conversation game is not therapy, crisis support or a substitute for professional care. Do not use it to pressure disclosure or override another person’s boundaries.