101 Truth Or Dare Questions To Ask Your Crush (If You Want To Know Who They Really Are)

The couples that play together stay together. And there’s nothing more fun (and revealing) than a game of Truth or Dare. So write these questions/ dares on pieces of paper that go into two separate bowls to draw from, or read from this list in the moment. However you choose to play you’ll bond, be silly, divulge deep secrets, and have a great time. (Drinks optional.) 😋🍻

1. What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever done?

2. What’s your biggest regret?

3. What’s the most childish thing you’ve ever done?

4. What’s a bad habit you have?

5. What’s one thing on your bucket list?

6. What’s one thing you would do if you waked up tomorrow as the opposite sex?

7. What’s the last dream you had? Describe.

8. Have you ever shared a toothbrush with anyone?

9. Have you ever told a lie and got caught?

10. What’s one thing you like, and one thing you dislike about yourself?

11. Have you ever peed in a pool?

12. Have you ever done something embarrassing while drunk? Describe.

13. What do you think about while on the toilet?

14. If you could change one thing about your life, what would it be?

15. What are you afraid of?

16. Have you ever sent an inappropriate/embarrassing text to someone? Describe.

17. Have you ever stalked someone on Facebook?

18. Who are you most jealous of and why?

19. What color is your underwear?

20. What do you hate and why?

21.Who/what is someone/something that annoys you?

22. If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?

23. Have you ever been in love?

24. What’s something in your web browsing history that you’d be embarrassed if someone saw?

25. What would you do with your time if you didn’t have to work?

26. What’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to you?

27. What’s one thing you can’t live without?

28. When’s the last time you took a shower?

29. Have you ever lied or done something to get out of trouble?

30. What’s the best purchase you ever made?

31. What’s the most illegal thing you’ve ever done.

32. Have you ever been arrested?

33. What would you do with a million dollars?

34. What do you believe in?

35. Have you ever shared a secret you shouldn’t have, or promised you wouldn’t?

36. What’s something you’re looking forward to and not looking forward to?

37. You’re going #2 in a public bathroom and run out of toilet paper—what do you do?

38. What’s something you think is absolutely disgusting?

39. When was the last time you cried and why?

40. If you could live anywhere, where would it be?

41. What’s your biggest pet peeve?

42. What do you value most in your relationships?

43. If you could have three wishes, what would you wish for?

44. What is your secret vice/guilty pleasure?

45. Have you ever cheated on someone?

46. What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done?

47. What’s the worst gift you’ve ever received?

48. What’s the last thing you searched on your phone?

49. Have you ever been so drunk you blacked out?

50. Have you ever peed your pants?

1. Close your eyes, scroll through your contacts list, and text a random person “Look behind you.”

2. Pretend you are a dog until your next turn.

3. Sing the chorus of your favorite song.

4. Let your partner give you a makeover.

5. Put syrup/chocolate syrup/caramel/sugar on a pickle and eat it.

6. Take four random ingredients from your fridge, blend them together, and drink a shot glass worth.

7. Paint your eyebrows with peanut butter.

8. Cut an eye-hole in a piece of cheese/deli meat and put it over your eye. Leave it on your face for the remainder of the game.

9. Hop on one foot until your next turn.

10. Describe your last bathroom experience.

11. Call the nearest drugstore and ask if they sell adult diapers.

12. Draw a dog on your face with lipstick (without looking in the mirror).

13. Go outside and stare at the sky until someone asks you what you’re looking at. Then tell them you saw a UFO.

14. Tag a random person in a post on Facebook.

15. Call the 33rd person on your contact list.

16. Go outside and pick exactly 30 blades of grass with tweezers.

17. Pretend to be a baby until your next turn.

18. Drink chocolate syrup straight from the bottle.

19. Put a bar of soap in your mouth for two minutes.

20. Post a 1,000 word Facebook post for no reason.

21. Sing the ABCs.

22. Eat a raw egg.

23. Pretend to be an animal and act like that animal until the other person guesses what you are.

24. Put on a blindfold and eat whatever your partner chooses for you.

25. Pour mustard in your partner’s hand and lick it off.

26. Kiss your partner’s big toe.

27. Eat a tablespoon of soy sauce.

28. Don’t say a word until you’re next turn.

29. Call a local pet store and ask if they have mosquitos for sale.

30. Go live on Facebook for 8 minutes doing the Macarena.

31. Put a mint in a glass of orange juice and drink it.

32. Call a pizza place and order Chinese.

33. Take an ugly selfie with your partner and make it your profile photo on a social media page.

34. Reveal the contents of your purse/wallet.

35. Go outside holding a leash and start screaming, ‘Has anyone seen my pet alligator?’

36. Close your eyes and let your partner draw on you for three minutes.

37. Knock on your neighbor’s door and ask if you can borrow two marshmallows. Five minutes later, knock on the door and give them back.

38. Order an ice cream cone from a fast food restaurant’s drive thru. When you get the cone, smash it against your forehead.

39. Lick your partner’s palm.

40. Close your eyes and take a shot of alcohol that your partner picks out for you.

41. Peel a potato/banana with your teeth.

42. Take your partner’s socks off and play ‘this little piggy’ with all their toes.

43. Hang your socks from your ears for the rest of the game.

44. Style your hair with three kitchen items (ex: spatula, spoon, bag clip, etc.) Then take a selfie and post it on Instagram.

45. Text a parent/sibling ‘I peed my pants.’

46. Put two drops of the spiciest hot sauce you can find on your tongue. Go a minute without drinking water.

47. Call the nearest grocery store and ask if they sell lactose free ice cream for cats.

48. Go outside and sing the ‘Let It Go’ theme song from Frozen at the top of your lungs.

49. Eat a blade of grass.

50. Twerk/shake your booty for thirty seconds.

51. Brush your partner’s teeth.

12 Tips to Get Long Hair – A Definitive Guide

Our hair is the crowning glory of our looks, both literally and figuratively. Long, gorgeous, and healthy tresses are every girl’s dream, but most of us end up hating our dull and lifeless hair. Owing to our hectic, modern lifestyle, which includes everyday stress and pollution, long hair can be difficult to achieve.

Maintaining long and lustrous hair is not a one day task. It requires a proper and dedicated hair care regimen that is easy to follow. If you’re dreaming of long locks like Rapunzel’s, here are a few tips you must follow.

Tip 1: Get To Know Your Hair

It is extremely crucial for you to understand the cycle of your hair. There are three stages to your hair cycle: Anagen, catagen, and telogen.

Anagen – When a new strand is formed in the follicle.

Catagen – When the lower two-thirds of the hair is destroyed.

Telogen – When the hair enters the resting phase waiting to be pushed out by the fresh strand growing in the follicle.

The last phase ‘telogen’ is when the hair falls out. Around 10 to 15% of our hair is in its last phase. But due to various factors, sometimes a majority tends to jump to the telogen phase. This is when we face hair loss problems and hair thinning too.

Tip 2: Get To The Root

If you experience a lot of hair thinning and hair fall, consult a specialist immediately. Let the doctor get to the root and solve the problem. There can be various causes behind your problem. Taking professional help will help you identify your exact problem and control it at the earliest.

Tip 3: Oil Your Hair At Least Twice A Week

Proper nutrition is as essential for your hair as it is for any other part of your body. Oiling the roots provides nutrition and strength to help your hair grow long and strong. It also helps rejuvenate dead hair shafts.

• After applying hot (warm) oil on the scalp, gently massage the scalp with your fingertips.
• Apply oil to the strands of the hair. Let them soak in the goodness of the oil.
• You may also wrap a hot towel around the head for 10 minutes to help in the better absorption of the oil into the hair.

• Wash off after one to two hours with a mild shampoo.
• You will note evident results post your first usage.

Oils enriched with herbs give your hair strength and stimulates blood circulation. Together it helps you grow thicker hair.

Tip 4: Give Yourself A Head Massage Regularly

Massaging is one of the simplest and most soothing hair care tips. It improves blood circulation and stimulates blood flow to the entire body. You can use coconut oil or almond oil to massage your scalp. Applying lavender oil also promotes hair growth.

We can never deny the importance of a good hot oil head massage, which is one of the best-known home remedies for long hair. A good ‘champi’ is the best thing for our hair. Get it done at the parlor, by afamily member or friend, or do it yourself.

Tip 5: Skip The Daily Shampoo

Shampooing your hair twice or thrice a week allows the natural oils to penetrate your hair, thereby allowing it to hydrate and repair itself. The purpose of shampoo is to wash away dirt and product build-up. But, applying it daily can make your hair dry, frizzy, and brittle, and lead to breakage. Shampoos contain sulfates, and the excessive usage of sulfates can cause damage to your hair.

Tip 6: Be Gentle While Washing Your Hair

You must be gentle while shampooing. Just lather up at the scalp and simply let the suds slide down the strands. Your hair becomes soft while it is wet, and rubbing the shampoo harshly on soft hair can lead to breakage. Using the right shampoo is a must. Always pick the one that suits your hair needs, based on your hair type. It should be mild to avoid ripping off natural oils from hair.

Tip 7: Use Conditioner Every Time You Shampoo

Conditioning is a key factor in maintaining good hair. It locks the moisture in the shaft, prevents dryness, and provides protection from dirt and pollution and, to a certain extent, from the sun as well. It also helps replace the lipids and proteins inside the hair shaft and seals the cuticles to prevent further damage.

We know finding the right shampoo and conditioner is a big task. Brands are also misleading at times. Many times, these shampoos and conditioners do more harm than good. Here’s what you can do to save yourself the horror. Replace your branded shampoo and conditioner with homemade shampoo and conditioner. Here is a quick recipe for starters.
Homemade Shampoo
Before sharing the recipe, let me give you two reasons (from an otherwise huge list) as to why you should try this homemade shampoo.

• You will know exactly what you are using on your hair and in what quantity
• It is pocket-friendly

To make this shampoo, you would need:

• 1 tbsp of Baking Soda
• 1 cup of Water
• Container

Process:

• Mix both ingredients in equal measure into the container.
• Keep repeating the process till the container is full.

To Use:

• Squirt the liquid gently onto the scalp and hair.
• Massage the scalp well to remove all dirt for a minute or two.

Follow it up with a thorough rinse.

Homemade Conditioner

This conditioner is unconventional and simple. You might not get a creamy texture like the ones available in the markets. But try it for just one reason – its effectiveness.

To make this conditioner, you would need:

• 1 tbsp apple cedar vinegar
• 1 cup Water
• Container

Process:

• Mix equal amounts of both ingredients into the container.
• Keep doubling the amount till the container is full.
• Use a squirt bottle for ease in both storage and usage.

To use:

• Squirt a little conditioner onto your palms.
• Using your hands, massage it well onto your hair.
• Make sure you apply it only from midway to the bottom of your hair. Do not apply it on your scalp.
• Now keep massaging it well for a minute or two
• Follow it up with a thorough rinse.

Tip 8: Deep Conditioning

Our hair, like the rest of the body, needs that extra attention to stay youthful and healthy. It requires pampering once in a while. And this is why deep conditioning is a must.

Here is an easy hair mask recipe. After a shower, slather on the mask and wrap a towel around your hair for 20 minutes before washing it off.

To make this hair mask, you would need:

Process:

• Mix the oil, egg and any conditioner properly in a container or bowl
• Apply it evenly and generously onto your hair
• Leave it on for an hour
• Wash off thoroughly with a mild shampoo and let your hair dry naturally.

Tip 9: Finish Off The Shower With A Cold Rinse

A super steamy shower can be rough on your hair and can leave it rough and dry. Rinsing with cold water, on the other hand, helps to seal the cuticles and strengthen your shafts, thus helping your hair grow longer and maintain its health.

Tip 10: Dry Your Hair Gently

Drying your hair roughly using a towel increases the chances of breakage. Choose a gentle towel or an old t-shirt, pat your hair dry using it, and then let it air dry for some time.

Tip 11: Avoid Brushing Wet Hair

Wet hair tends to stretch more and break easily as compared to dry hair. So avoid brushing while your hair is still wet. If you wish to detangle it, use your fingers, and gently work through the tangles.

Tip 12: Volumize

Using right products can add volume to your hair. Make sure you use products that are formulated especially for this purpose. Regular use, over time, will see a good change in your hair strength and quality.

Here is a list of products that you may try using for adding volume.

1. Matrix Biolage Full-Lift Volumizing Shampoo
2. L’oreal Professional Volume Extreme
3. Toni and Guy Wella Enrich Volumizing Shampoo

While these products are really good to use, you can also try a homemade alternative. Homemade products are not only good to use but pocket-friendly too. So don’t just sit there in amusement, start noting.

Homemade Hair Volumizer

Just the way yeast adds volume to bread dough, the yeast present in beer adds volume to your hair. You sure must have heard of beer as a great conditioner, but it is equally good as a volumizer.

To make homemade volumizer, you would need:

• 1 can of regular beer
• 1/4th cup of water
• Spray bottle container

Process:

• Mix beer and water together
• Now add 1 tbsp of lemon or lime juice to this mixture, to mask the smell of the beer
• And your hair volumizer is ready to use!

To use:

• Spray a generous amount of the mixture onto the roots of your hair
• Style like you always do
• The results will be just as amazing as any other volumizing leave-in conditioner available in the market!

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9 Thoughts She Has When You Ignore Her Texts

Keeping calm when a loved one ignores your text messages isn’t easy.

For me, it’s impossible.

Sometimes, my mind assumes the worse. But mostly, I’m just annoyed. A series of thoughts rush through my mind. They are:

1. Um, heeeelloooo?!

Why are you ignoring my texts? Stop ignoring me.

This question is super important.

Doesn’t he know I’m trying to reach him?

2. OMG it takes two seconds to respond.

Why is he playing hard to get?

Like, I know you read the text. Pick up the phone and say what’s up.

This isn’t rocket science.

3. This mafuka.

He knows how much I hate this.

He’s doing this on purpose.

Why am I letting this bother me so much?

4. I know you read my message.

Yea. Did you forget that I can see that you looked at your phone?

Thank you, Apple!

5. Seriously, though?

Are you legit not going to text me back?

What are you, working?

6. Did I piss you off?

I said something wrong.

I shouldn’t have sent that text. I knew it! I should have just waited.

What’s wrong with me? Is there something wrong with me?

7. This isn’t funny.

Okay, now you’re doing this shit on purpose.

See, you’re playing games again. I told you I’m not about that life.

This is why we fight. Right here. This is why.

8. Did something happen?

Are you okay? Is everything alright?

Now I’m worried. You know how I worry.

Are you in pain? Were you texting and driving again?

Just let me know that you’re okay.

9. Wow, you’re annoying

Like, really annoying.

11 tiny daily habits that are wasting your time — even if you don't notice you're doing them

You need to drop these bad, productivity-killing time management habits immediately.

There's never enough time in the day, right?  (Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design/Flickr)

• Certain strategies and habits are an enormous waste of time.
• It's a good idea to identify what tactics are actually slowing you down, so you can cut them out of your life.
• From telling people of your plans to neglecting deadlines, here's a roundup of some habits you should drop immediately.

We're all running out of time. There aren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. That's just life.

However, if you feel like your inability to schedule your days is ruining your performance at work, that's probably a bad sign.

It's important to identify and drop harmful time-wasting tendencies before they seriously mess up your career.

Here are 11 wasteful time management habits that are tricky to quit — but you'll thank yourself once you do:

11. Telling everybody about your goals

11. Telling everybody about your goals  (Jacob Lund/Shutterstock)

Gabbing about your goals is a waste of time.

Plus, Business Insider contributor Daniel Wesley writes that talking about your plansactually makes you less likely to carry them out. He writes that the very act of talking about your goals "tricks the brain" into thinking you've already accomplished your mission. That, in turn, saps your motivation.

Instead of telling everybody what you're about to do, take a cue from Niké and just do it.

10. Forgetting to write things down

10. Forgetting to write things down  (muratart/Shutterstock)

You might feel too busy and stressed to have time to keep track of what you've been up to. However, if you're going to manage your time properly, you've got to keep records.

It's a strategy that works pretty well for major players in the business world,including Bill Gates, Sheryl Sandberg, and Richard Branson.

9. Failing to prioritize

9. Failing to prioritize  (Jacquelyn Smith/Business Insider)

You might fall into this trap if you rely too much on to-do lists.

Certain tasks are more deserving of your time and attention than others. Unless you're carefully ranking each item on your list, you risk lacking priorities throughout the day. Lack of priorities puts you at risk for cutting through busy work while ignoring truly important projects.

Success.com's Tony Jeary recommends eliminating needless points from your to-do lists and ensuring that you tackle your high-priority tasks at the time of day when you're most energetic.

8. Burning yourself out

8. Burning yourself out  (Sabphoto/Shutterstock)

You're addicted to being busy. You're juggling your job, your side job, your side hustle, and your personal life — sooner or later, you're going to drop something and the whole routine's going to come crashing down.

Burn out is terrible. Stop killing yourself trying to do everything and start focusing on doing a handful of things very well.

And if you're already suffering from burnout, a little rest and relaxation won't cut it, according to the Harvard Business Review. Monique Valcour writes that shifting your whole perspective on work is usually necessary, as well as seeking out "rich interpersonal interactions and continual personal and professional development."

7. Forgetting that perfect is the enemy of good

7. Forgetting that perfect is the enemy of good  (Eka Shoniya/Flickr)

It's a cliché but it's true: perfect is the enemy of the good. You've got to let go of your perfectionist tendencies if you're going to succeed at revamping your time management tendencies.

Perfectionists spend all their time trying to make each project perfect. The end result is a snail-like pace and aggravation for everyone involved.

Perfectionism is a hard tendency to drop, but it's important to realize that this is a trait that can kill, rather than boost, your career, Business Insider previously reported.

6. Failing to 'eat a frog'

6. Failing to 'eat a frog'  (Dave Mosher/Business Insider)

No, eating an actual frog won't help your time management skills.

This just refers to Mark Twain's famous quote: "Eat a live frog first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day."

Eat your live frog first thing in the morning. Get all the tasks you've been dreading done first. That'll jump start your productivity for the rest of the day.

"It's a really good idea to deal with the things you hate first thing in the morning," career expert Bernard Marr writes on LinkedIn. "This will make you more productive and will free the rest of the day up – without the dark cloud over your head for the rest of the day, week or month."

5. Not setting goals

5. Not setting goals  (Flickr/DVIDSHUB)

Yeah, yeah the beauty's in the journey, but if you have no clue about your destination, you're probably just going to get yourself lost.

"Research shows that actually setting a specific goal makes us more likely to achieve the things we want, and is important especially when we want to make a change," writes Dr. Will Meek in Psychology Today.

It can a bit daunting to sit down and outline all this, but think of it this way: without short and long term goals, you have no foundation to build your schedule upon.

4. Never saying no

4. Never saying no  (Juhan Sonin/Flickr)

Your time is precious. Defend it. Guard it fiercely. Don't get suckered into wasting time on trivial things that don't matter to you.

Try to stick up for your time and become less of a yes man. Plus, there are ways of saying "no" that will ensure that you don't offend anyone, Business Insider previously reported.

3. Neglecting deadlines

3. Neglecting deadlines  (WAYHOME studio/Shutterstock)

Maybe you're just so talented that your boss begrudgingly accepts your tardy work. Maybe you're just in a very chill work environment.

Either way, flaunting deadlines is a terrible habit to get into. It's crucial to start holding yourself accountable for missed deadlines, or your could fall into a terrible cycle.

"If there's no accountability, there’s no reason to actually stick to them," Kayla Matthews writes in The Muse.

2. Procrastination

2. Procrastination  (Peter Varga/Flickr)

I'll tell you all about how easy it is to procrastinate ... later.

Seriously though, this is probably one of the hardest bad habits to quit, but it's possible to break free of procrastination's stranglehold on your precious time, Business Insider previously reported.

"The Guide to Self-Knowledge" author Mark Manson told Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz that he recommends using writing to "defuse" from our emotions, which are often the real reason behind our procrastination.

1. Multitasking

1. Multitasking  (Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

Contrary to what you might think,multitasking doesn't boost your productivity. Business Insider previously reported that the science indicates thatonly 2% of the population can multitask at all. The rest of us are just switching between tasks really quickly.

This slows you down, causes dumb mistakes, dries up your creativity and takes you out of the moment. Forbes reported that it can decrease your productivity by as much as 40%.

It's easy to trap yourself into this work style by convincing yourself that you're being hyper-efficient. However, the evidence just isn't there.