I have always been someone that values emotionally-driven connections. As a self-proclaimed empath (yes, that is annoying of me to say and I’m sorry), I thrive off of relationships where I can understand how the person’s past and personality drives their decisions.
Cue We’re Not Really Strangers.
This brand is a curation of every emotional thought I have ever had. The concept of WNRS began as a card game, where players ask progressively more intimate questions to the other player(s). By the end of the game, participants are supposed to feel a deeper connection with the others and have more empathy.
I have played this game with my roommates, friends, and other people with whom I want to expand our relationship. This game is my love language and my favorite form of bonding.
WRNS has expanded beyond the game, creating question packs for self-reflection and healthy relationships in all forms.
They do a great job appealing to their Gen-Z audience. Their marketing relies heavily on Youtube, Tik Tok, and their text reminder service. I personally love it, except for when a random number texts me advice I don’t want to hear out of the blue.
In a time where technology impedes every aspect of our lives, I value this company for their dedication to “bring more meaningful connections to everyday life.”
If I ever ask you to play it with me, it means I care about you 🙂
With gratitude,
Olivia
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