The Love Game: 36 Questions For Falling in Love (The 36 Questions Series from The Love Game)

I decided to do the questions with a friend of mine. We know each other and we got to know each other in a little better way but not in any form of intimate way. So I don't think this book could make you fall in love with a person. I gave it a one for that reason. There was a valuable question in the book. That question was: If you were able to live to the age of 90 and retain either the mind or body of a 30 year old for the last 60 years of your life, which would you want. That love wouldn't make you fall in love with someone but it could make you say this is not the right choice for me.I was disappointed in the book and feel the questions do not meet all the hype.

Every now and then you run across a book that just makes you want to sit back and clap. This is one of those. It comprises a series of surprisingly insight-finding questions. And the conversation it engenders is one of those where you simply lose track of time due to sheer fascination with the responses you get...and those you give.

Don't waste yo' hard earned money.

I am a psychologist and I have some serious concerns here.This is neither a game nor a book. Adams simply stole the 36 questions used in the research of Dr. Arthur Aron on falling in love. He does not give the user adequate warning of the consequences of this "game" and simply plagiarizes the 36 questions that you could find for free online. There is no other content other than about 2 pages of commentary that fails to warn the user of the potential consequences of this activity or to explain the research behind it. Briefly, Dr. Aron had his research participants answer 36 questions that gradually become more personal and intimate, then finished by asking them to stare into each other's eyes for 4 minutes. He found that several of these participants who were randomly matched fell in love. Unfortunately, the long term consequences of this research are yet to be determined. Was it real love or were they "tricked" into intimacy that they mistook for love? Will it last or will they just as easily fall out of love and be heartbroken?Adams is a theft of this content and has zero concern for the consequences. He is an opportunist seeking to capitalize off something he put none of his own thinking or work into. Avoid at all costs.

It's perfect to getting to know someone

All we need is love!! This is an amazing investment for those who are looking to love to the fullest!!

Curiosity is the royal road to true intimacy. This book gives you a simple, step-by-step approach to commencing an inquiry into the essence of a human's soul. It's a collection of questions, it's a test of courage, it's the fastest path to more Love. The willingness to inquire into our own values, beliefs, ideas & make them transparent to another person leads to self-actualization. Play this game (with anyone) and discover not only who you are, but who you could be...

The love game truely surprised me. I played it with now my boyfriend and we both loved it. It opened up an easy way for us to talk about anything and everything. I highly recommend it to new relationships!

Even for old, married couples, this game can lead to a long, pleasant evening of in-depth discussion, providing new insights and surprising revelations. My husband and I enjoyed it quite a lot. Only thing is, there is no point in taking it more than the one time.