Find yourself wanting to play a round of paranoia questions?
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The Ultimate List of Paranoia Questions to Play With Your Friends
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Here are some of the best paranoia queries for your paranoia game with friends. Do you harbor paranoid thoughts or have severe paranoia? Try expressing it through this drinking game. Good paranoia questions help you learn more about a loved one, a family member, or a good friend without actually needing them. So, enjoy a good paranoia game!
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6 Best Paranoia Questions To Know Others Secret
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Every person has secrets. Do you find yourself wanting to know theirs? Here are some of the best paranoia questions to find out what they’ve been hiding. Whether it’s a family member, a loved one, or just a person you’re curious about, here are some good stuff to ask. Great for a drinking game!
Here are 6 good paranoia questions to find out their secrets:
1. Who is most likely to go for Karaoke night?
Who’s got the best bars in your group of friends? Or most likely, who thinks they’re the best singer, but they’re really bad? Once you find out the answer, take them out to see if they’ve got singing chops.
2. Who is most likely to get hooked on alcohol?
Alcohol is a rite of passage for most people. But who’s the one most likely to get hooked? If you are already playing this with a drinking game, you’ll find out who it is really quick!
3. Who is most likely to break someone’s heart?
Who gets the most love letters, and who turns down the most date offers? Give the heartbreaker in your circle of friends a little ribbing, and hope that it doesn’t come to bite them in the future.
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4. Who complements their own self in the mirror?
It’s a common delusion to start talking to yourself. If you see yourself in the mirror and begin to say, “Wow, what a handsome guy/beautiful girl,” it may be a little more than a delusion. Do your friends do this too?
