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#1
Your dad with dementia keeps asking about your mom, even though she’s passed. Telling the truth breaks his heart every time, but lying messes with his grip on reality. What do you do?
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#2
Your friend keeps dropping their kid off for babysitting, but you hear she lied about not having children to impress a new date. The kid’s cute but this is wearing you down. Do you say something?
#3
Your sibling’s small biz is doing great because they dodge some rules, but now the authorities are sniffing around. You could snitch and end their favorite-child reign but wreck their biz too. What’s your move?
#4
You find out a patient has months to live but asked not to be told. Their family wants the truth to prepare. They’re all waiting—do you spill the tough news or honor the patient’s wish?
#5
You catch a refugee hiding in your house begging for silence. Then cops show up asking if you’ve seen him. They say he’s “potentially dangerous,” but you’re not so sure. Do you lie to protect him?
#6
You know your whole team will be laid off in two months but have to keep it a secret. Some teammates are making big life moves based on this job’s stability. Do you warn them or keep quiet to save your job?
#7
At your friend Pamela’s baby shower, you see her fiancé flirting with her sister. Pamela seems clueless but happy. Do you tell her and risk ruining the party?
#8
Your business partner hid a big debt. Investors keep asking about it. Calling them out might wreck the company, but lying could sink it later. What do you do?
#9
Your new coworker runs a side hustle on company time and uses resources too. Reporting could fire them, but ignoring it feels unfair. When your manager asks your opinion, what do you say?
#10
Your partner bakes you an amazing cake for your birthday that’s almost as good as your mom’s. When they jokingly ask if they beat your mom’s cooking, what’s your answer?
#11
You failed to get into the university, but your friend Joanna did by cheating. She promises to make it up to you, but later you hear your application got disqualified for cheating too. What now?
#12
You find a drug saves many lives but causes deadly organ failure in 4% of people with a rare gene. Revealing this will stop global use. You want more time, but a curious colleague asks about your research notes. Lie or truth?
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