I was playing truth or dare and a friend asked me infront of the person I liked if I liked him, and I lied, was it the wrong choice, is it reasonabl?

[Anonymous]

[WaterIsland]

I mean, the rules of truth or dare are not to lie. But I don’t think it’s something that people on the internet can be your moral compass about. You have to make those decisions yourself.

[Asker]

I know screw the rules tho, I’m talking about the guy will he think I don’t really like him?

[WaterIsland]

Lol. Hmm. Depends on way too many factors. I personally take what people say at face value quite a bit. Other guys might not tho. It also depends on how you said it, your body language, how much he picked up on, your past conversations with him, etc.

[Asker]

Thanks

[SnowedIn]

It was the wrong choice. Not because of the lie (though we could have a separate discussion about that) but because he now thinks you don't like him.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Nobody asked you to marry them. And they didn't ask what "liked". Meant. I mean do you have a dog or cat? You like them.

It's just a game.

[NostalgiaSenpi]

It was not reasonable. Your loss by saying no. Now, if he felt the same, he may decide to move on from such feelings.

[TrillXHippy]

Since you don’t care about the rules then don’t care about what he thinks

[Vikkrram]

He will of course think that you don't like him

[BarryLiverstone]

He thinks you don’t like him