25 questions you still want to ask your parents

This may sound crazy, but I sometimes forget that my parents are also ‘normal’ people with their own lives, struggles, friends, and so on; to me, they are just my dad and my mom. That's why it can be quite difficult to have a deep conversation with them, as it often revolves around standard things like work. With these 25 questions, you can dive a little deeper into the material, because that can be nice for a change. You will definitely discover fun facts that you would never have looked for or things you would rather not have known afterward. A tip: make yourself comfortable because you will definitely still be listening to them two hours later, as once parents start talking about the past, they can't stop.

1. What were you like as a child?
2. In what ways am I most like you?
3. What was the hardest part about raising me?
4. What are you most proud of in your life?
5. What are you most proud of in me?
6. What do you regret the most?
7. How was your first heartbreak?
8. What has been your biggest life lesson?
9. What is your most cherished memory from the past?
10. How did the arguments between you and your parents go in the past?
11. What do you find most disappointing about this generation?
12. At what age did you feel the happiest?
13. Have there been moments when you felt very unhappy?
14. What is your biggest fear?
15. What else is on your bucket list?
16. What would you still like to do with me?
17. Which vacation did you enjoy the most?
18. Where did you feel most at home?
19. What did you do in your free time back then?
20. Were you a party animal?
21. What role do you have in your friend group?
22. What is the most valuable thing you own?
23. What is the best gift you have ever received?
24. What is the least enjoyable thing about getting older?
25. What do you miss the most from your time?