A couple “would you rather” has no right answer. It forces a choice, then a word, then a laugh or a tiny disagreement. Twelve dilemmas here. In the app, the full would-you-rather quizzes go further — absurd, tender, never crude.
12 dilemmas
Two options, no right answer. Say them out loud — the laugh or the tiny disagreement is the game.
The dilemma is low-stakes: nobody “loses”. You still see how the other person cuts — safety or surprise, words or body, plan or improvisation.
It is the same spring as Ozer’s absurd quizzes: disarm first, talk after. After twelve cards, follow with a couple quiz or truth or dare.
12 cards
Enough for a break, not an exam.
Two choices, no score
The result is what you say after.
Out loud
Otherwise it is just a tap.
Then the app
Full would-you-rather quizzes + 109 quizzes.
A two-option dilemma, spoken out loud. No winner: just a choice that says something about you.
