Not Your Mom’s Dinner Party Conversation Cards for Adults to Get to Know Each Other on a New Level, 135 Eye-Opening Questions for Friends at Parties, Unique Host Gift

I found Table Topics when I was looking for conversation starters for me and my husband. I was so intrigued by Table Topics that when I saw there were multiple categories I took a gamble and bought 4 sets! I bought Not Your Mom's Dinner Party, Couples, Family, and Girl's Night Out. Conversations from a single card could last anywhere from one minute to one hour! I have learned so much about myself, spouse, family and friends! Anyone we have played them with loves them as well. We keep them around the house so they are handy at all times. The high quality, clear boxes, are nice looking and sturdy. There are political, personal, fun, funny and thoughtful questions. If the question doesn't pertain to us or if we don't like it, we tweak it. Basically, it is your game, you make the rules! We also have a rule that in any scenario we have our ideal body (as defined by ourselves) and unlimited means :-). Some example of cards are: What email do you most regret sending? Have you had a dream that foretold the future? What is the most scared you've ever been? It's not a question of IF you want to buy Table Topics, it's more like HOW MANY and WHICH ONES to buy!

Great for the money. Well made so cards won’t rip apart. Easy to play. For adults. Small enough

I bought this game because I have a group of friends that always ends up surveying each other when we get together. I set this out and let the game do it's magic. It really provided some thought provoking questions and encouraged some really good story telling. Pro's: - Tons of questions. - A few cards can provide for an easy hour of conversation. - A good mix of questions; some adult only, some tame, & some though provoking. Con's - Some of the questions are very generic or boring. I think this is to be expected though and you can always skip to the next card.

Great dinner game, we gifted it as a housewarming present for our friends and had a lot of fun. The box it comes in is very fancy, so it served its purpose as a gift.

I took this on a girl's trip to Nashville. There were only 3 of us. However, we got to know each other much better with these cards. It was nice. Maybe 10 questions I felt were useless, but overall very good questions in the box. The container is very nice as well.

Warning: some of these cards (like 30% of them actually) are political or inappropriate for casual table talk. I bought these to use on Thanksgiving with family and dear lord above am I glad I went through the deck today so I could take out the “definitely causing a fight” or “things I’d never want to know about Aunt Danna” category cards. Some of these cards are light, funny conversation starters and then BOOM the next ones like “how many weeks into a pregnancy should abortion be allowed.” Woahhhh pump the breaks Sally, I’m not trying to separate families over Thanksgiving dinner. Consider yourself warned. You’re welcome.

This product is great, my first time trying out their line of conversation starters, but I have always been interested in having provoking prompts at my kitchen table. It looks lovely in the thick acrylic box and the card design is pleasing as well. The packaging was a little bigger than I think was needed, but not sure how close they can cut these boxes. This was a gift to us but I would gladly pay $25. We are in our early thirties, and the prompts are just as promised, not quite to have with your parents but great for just my spouse and myself and I look forward to friends coming over to make for interesting conversation. Questions like "what is the worst thing you would do for a million dollars" and "have you ever been walked in on" I would say were near cards against humanity, with a little more taste. I would recommend these, and would not be surprised if we come back for one of the other products offered.

These are very immature and not appropriate for adults. Maybe it’s acceptable for a middle school party, maybe high school.