Family

Your violent sibling becomes a cult leader and asks you to bring your parents to a ‘cleansing.’ Telling authorities saves your parents but condemns your sibling to a likely shootout. Do you report them?

You learn your child was switched with another at birth and the other child is now in danger. Saving them means revealing the truth and shattering both families. Do you do it?

You learn your parent committed a serious crime decades ago that no one knows about. Do you turn them in or protect them?

In a hospital mix-up, you learn your biological child was switched at birth with another baby. Both are now five years old and happy in their current homes. Do you demand your child back?

You open a gift you hate and accidentally say, ‘Oh… wow.’ Do you recover or commit to pretending it’s amazing?

You make fun of a ridiculous baby name before realising it’s what your cousin just named their child. Do you backtrack or stick to your opinion?

You tell someone their baby is ‘so chunky and cute’… and they inform you it’s actually their dog. Do you own it or pretend you meant the pram?

You confidently wish your mother-in-law a happy birthday… on the wrong day. Do you admit your mistake or convince her she’s been celebrating the wrong date all along?

You learn that your sibling isn’t biologically related to you. Revealing it will devastate them. Do you tell?

A dying relative asks you to forge a will to ensure their estate goes to a cause they care about instead of a greedy heir. Do you comply?

Your father confesses to abandoning a child decades ago. That child is now a prominent politician. Do you reveal the truth and risk a national scandal?

Your mother is dying and asks you to read a sealed letter to the family after she’s gone. You peek and discover it’s a compassionate lie that absolves her of a decades‑old betrayal by pinning it on your estranged father—something you know isn’t true—but the story would soothe your siblings and likely mend long-standing rifts. Do you honour her final wish for peace, tell the hard truth, or write your own ‘edited’ version that balances honesty with mercy?

A distant relative turns up unannounced, suitcase in hand, expecting to stay the weekend. Do you let them in or say you’re busy?

You compliment a friend on their ‘adorable baby’ — only for them to say they’re babysitting. Do you backtrack or pretend you knew?

At a family gathering, someone hands you the microphone and asks you to ‘say a few words’ about a relative you barely know. Do you improvise or admit you’ve got nothing?

You learn your child has a baby they’ve hidden from the family. Do you confront them?

You struggle to bond with your stepchild but your partner expects instant love. Do you fake it?

You’re offered a huge sum to sell the family business your parents built. Do you take it?

Your partner demands you spend Christmas with their family instead of your own. Do you concede?

Your sibling’s addiction is destroying the family. Do you stage an intervention against their wishes?

An estranged parent becomes terminally ill and asks to live with you. Do you agree?

Your parent’s will leaves everything to one sibling, claiming you ‘don’t need it.’ Do you contest it?

You discover your sibling was secretly adopted. Do you tell them?