Worm time
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In the unlikely event that I end up in another relationship, what the hell is the right answer to the worm question? I'm pretty damn sure I'd get it wrong.
My ex told me they would build me the most beautiful worm house and then go on a quest to track down the wizard who cursed me. I thought that was beautiful.
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My ex told me they would build me the most beautiful worm house and then go on a quest to track down the wizard who cursed me. I thought that was beautiful.
The problem is that my brain would immediately jump to picking apart the premise of the question. How did it happen? Is it permanent? Is your consciousness trapped in there or is it gone forever? The kind of thing that's obviously just going to piss off the person asking.
I feel like what the question is really asking in a very roundabout way is whether you love that person unconditionally. That even if something happens such that they can no longer be the person you fell in love with, that you'll still love them just the same. But that's the problem: as a cynic, I believe all love is conditional; if it doesn't seem like it, that just means you haven't found out what the conditions are yet.
Obviously that's not the right answer. So to me, it just seems like the question is a trap. Either you accept the preposterous hypothetical and give some sappy answer to make the other person happy and avoid a fight, or you get outed for the cold, unfeeling asshole that you actually are inside. But maybe that's the point.
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In the unlikely event that I end up in another relationship, what the hell is the right answer to the worm question? I'm pretty damn sure I'd get it wrong.
Not to play. It's an escalation to more unhinged behavior seeking validation.
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“If you can’t handle me at my worm, you don’t deserve me at my best” 🪱
-Marilyn Monroe
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“If you can’t handle me at my worm, you don’t deserve me at my best” 🪱
-Marilyn Monroe
Real quote btw
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Not to play. It's an escalation to more unhinged behavior seeking validation.
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In the unlikely event that I end up in another relationship, what the hell is the right answer to the worm question? I'm pretty damn sure I'd get it wrong.
What is the worm question?
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Not to play. It's an escalation to more unhinged behavior seeking validation.
Yeah I think maybe it's just a cute little question that went viral. You might be reading too far into it.
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Anyone else play worms at sleepovers where you'd get in the sleeping bags and pretends the bag is your worm body and then you worm all over each other in a battle Royale with cheese?
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Hey this is a little worm don't you think? Time for some AC.
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The problem is that my brain would immediately jump to picking apart the premise of the question. How did it happen? Is it permanent? Is your consciousness trapped in there or is it gone forever? The kind of thing that's obviously just going to piss off the person asking.
I feel like what the question is really asking in a very roundabout way is whether you love that person unconditionally. That even if something happens such that they can no longer be the person you fell in love with, that you'll still love them just the same. But that's the problem: as a cynic, I believe all love is conditional; if it doesn't seem like it, that just means you haven't found out what the conditions are yet.
Obviously that's not the right answer. So to me, it just seems like the question is a trap. Either you accept the preposterous hypothetical and give some sappy answer to make the other person happy and avoid a fight, or you get outed for the cold, unfeeling asshole that you actually are inside. But maybe that's the point.
I get that and I think I would do the same. But you have to realize that a loved one asking you this question is clearly not trying to trick you. Rather, you could see it as them giving you an opportunity to show how lovely you are. It's the setup for a joke and you can make them smile.
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To my axolotl this is like looking at a McDonalds poster.
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Yeah I think maybe it's just a cute little question that went viral. You might be reading too far into it.
I've heard too many times of guys not having the "correct" answers to theses silly little questions to treat them like anything other than something to ignore.
