What are some creative questions I should ask my parents about their adolescence for an 'interview'?

Question

I have some basic questions already, but what others are interesting and fun that I can ask them? (And are school appropriate?)

Answer 1

When you were young, were you involved in any kind of political protests such as for the Civil Rights movement or against Vietnam? Why or why not?

What tells you when a child is responsible enough to trust a lot?

What was your first car? What was your favorite car when you were young?

How often do you go over the speed limit?

Were you considered popular in middle school or high school? Why or why not?

Did you have big fights with your mom/dad when you were growing up? If so, what were they usually about?

If you could do any job in the world, besides the one you are doing now, what would it be?

What kinds of things get you angriest? Why?

When, if ever, do you think it's okay to tell a lie?

When did you have your first kiss? Who did you have it with? Did you like it?

How did you and Mom/Dad meet?

What was your favorite pet when you were a kid?

Why did your parents give you your name?

Who was your best friend in high school and what was the best thing about this person?

Is there any experience that you have not had that you regret not having?

How would people who knew you in middle school describe you then?


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