A Safe Space For Us Deck
52 Vulnerability Prompts Leading To Comfort & Acceptance.
Being in a relationship can be hard. And being in love is SOOOOOO vulnerable. What tools do you have in your toolkit to bring you closer to your partner? To keep you both going when the going gets tough?
This relationship deck has 52 prompts for getting to know your romantic partner on a whole new level. From understanding the basics of who they are (who are they, really?!) to leaning into the tough stuff and coming back into each other's arms, these cards ask the tender questions, so you don't have to do it alone.Â
Use this deck as a guide to creating closeness with someone you love - listen, observe, and address the tough stuff, then reflect, together.
Details:
- 52 paper cards with prompts 2 paper instruction cards
- Dimensions: 3.5 x 5 inches
- Contained in a paper box & wrapped in plastic
- Made in the USA
- Deck was designed, printed, & bound by @conveyorstudio
People I've Loved are a few human beings longing for connection and a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects. People I've Loved 's works (or pressing issues) intend to facilitate the communication between real, tactile people. Not that they want to deny people their digital selves, they just think there can be room for both.
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A Safe Space For Us Deck
52 Vulnerability Prompts Leading To Comfort & Acceptance.
Being in a relationship can be hard. And being in love is SOOOOOO vulnerable. What tools do you have in your toolkit to bring you closer to your partner? To keep you both going when the going gets tough?
This relationship deck has 52 prompts for getting to know your romantic partner on a whole new level. From understanding the basics of who they are (who are they, really?!) to leaning into the tough stuff and coming back into each other's arms, these cards ask the tender questions, so you don't have to do it alone.Â
Use this deck as a guide to creating closeness with someone you love - listen, observe, and address the tough stuff, then reflect, together.
Details:
- 52 paper cards with prompts 2 paper instruction cards
- Dimensions: 3.5 x 5 inches
- Contained in a paper box & wrapped in plastic
- Made in the USA
- Deck was designed, printed, & bound by @conveyorstudio
People I've Loved are a few human beings longing for connection and a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects. People I've Loved 's works (or pressing issues) intend to facilitate the communication between real, tactile people. Not that they want to deny people their digital selves, they just think there can be room for both.
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52 Vulnerability Prompts Leading To Comfort & Acceptance.
Being in a relationship can be hard. And being in love is SOOOOOO vulnerable. What tools do you have in your toolkit to bring you closer to your partner? To keep you both going when the going gets tough?
This relationship deck has 52 prompts for getting to know your romantic partner on a whole new level. From understanding the basics of who they are (who are they, really?!) to leaning into the tough stuff and coming back into each other's arms, these cards ask the tender questions, so you don't have to do it alone.Â
Use this deck as a guide to creating closeness with someone you love - listen, observe, and address the tough stuff, then reflect, together.
Details:
- 52 paper cards with prompts 2 paper instruction cards
- Dimensions: 3.5 x 5 inches
- Contained in a paper box & wrapped in plastic
- Made in the USA
- Deck was designed, printed, & bound by @conveyorstudio
People I've Loved are a few human beings longing for connection and a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects. People I've Loved 's works (or pressing issues) intend to facilitate the communication between real, tactile people. Not that they want to deny people their digital selves, they just think there can be room for both.
