Debate questions couples will actually argue about

Some of the liveliest conversations are about things that do not matter at all. These everyday dilemmas cover group trips, dinner guests, chores and manners, and most couples find at least one they disagree on completely. Nothing here is serious, but the answers say a lot.

Each of you picks a side before anyone explains. Try arguing your partner's side for the second round.

1. Is it fair to keep the best room on a group trip if you were the person who did all the booking?
2. Is it fair to decline a destination wedding because you would rather spend the travel money on a different trip?
3. Should the person who cares most about how a chore is done usually be the person who does it?
4. You make food for a group and someone adds seasoning before tasting it. Is that an insult or their business?
5. How late can someone be before you stop waiting for them?
6. What would you do if two people you like couldn't get along?
7. What do you always bring when you go to someone's house?
8. At what price does a purchase stop feeling like an individual decision and start feeling like a shared one?
9. What do we each mean when we say a room is ready for guests?
10. What do we each consider enough notice before inviting someone to spend the evening with us?
11. We spend an evening in the same room doing different things. Does that count as time together to you?
12. What harmless opinion of mine do you completely disagree with?
13. What do you happily pay for that you used to do yourself?