Hard would you rather questions (real-life edition)
Most would you rather lists ask about flying versus invisibility. These ones ask about things that could happen to you next week. Would you rather keep the extra cash the machine gave you, or hand it back? Take the safe job or the risky one? Lend money to family again, or finally say no? Each question has two honest answers and no joke option. That is what makes them hard, and what makes them fun to argue about. Pick a side on each one and see how everyone else chose.
The cash machine gives you 200 too much. The error is the bank's, and no one will ever ask.
Two job offers: one safe and well paid, one risky with a chance to become something big.
Your best friend is about to make a big decision you are sure is wrong for them.
A family member asks to borrow money again. They have never once paid you back.
A cheap flight leaves tomorrow for a city you have always wanted to see. Going means canceling two promises.
Three months in, your partner suggests moving in together. It feels fast. It also feels right.
Your side project just made its first real money. Going full-time gives it a chance. It also burns your savings.
Your friend's rent is due and short. You have it. Last time, paying them back took a year and cost the friendship something.
Your closest friend's startup is raising. The minimum investment is exactly your emergency fund.
Your oldest friend asks you to co-sign their loan. The bank will not take them alone, and you know why.
Your partner could take a dream job in another city. They say they will turn it down if you ask.
The long-distance relationship is real. Their city has nothing lined up for you.
A rival firm offers you the role you have chased for years. Your current team is mid-crisis and counting on you.
The family business has a desk waiting for you. The art school acceptance letter is in your hand.
An hour before the deadline, a friend asks to copy your assignment. They had the same week you did.
Enjoyed arguing with yourself? Take the free 13-dilemma test and see which trait your answers point to.
