How You Act In These Circumstances Will Reveal What Kind Of Person You Are

I tell them that their date is probably busy or just trying not to seem too keen, so they shouldn’t jump to the worst possible conclusions right away.

I tell them not to waste their time hung up on someone who's clearly not that interested in them – they deserve better.

I try to distract them by going out with them and getting smashed.

I don’t say anything – I don’t know the full situation and I wouldn’t want to give some bad advice.

I tell them immediately that their behaviour is out of order and they can’t say that to me.

I’m hurt, but I don’t say anything because I know it wasn’t malicious, unless they do it repeatedly.

I wait for them to notice that they’ve done something wrong – they should know they shouldn’t speak to me like that, and if they don’t figure that out, then they’ll never change their behaviour.

I say something back to them of the same caliber so they know how it feels.

I don’t mind – I’m usually late as well so it works out.

I just tell them to meet me 40 minutes earlier than I intend to be there.

I tell them that it’s rude.

I’d probably just hang out with them a lot less.

I’d probably overcompensate and tell them my whole life story, as well as an entire stand-up routine.

I would do my best to ask interesting questions to get them talking.

Realistically I would probably get annoyed and frustrated and just speak to someone else.

I’m exactly the same and I can never start conversations – maybe we would bond over that? Or sit in silence together.

I give them the benefit of the doubt and lend them the money anyway. I’d hope they would do the same for me.

I lend them the money but with strict terms and maybe even something of theirs as collateral.

I make an excuse not to give them the money. Friendship is great, but I’m not going to put myself in any risk for their sake, especially when it’s not a dire need.

I don’t give them the money out of my own pocket, but I offer to help them raise it in some way.

I just ask them consistently until they give it back or one of us dies.

I’d only have lent the money if they gave me collateral, so I remind them of that.

At that point I just assume the money is gone forever. It’s not worth fighting with a friend over money.

I pester them for it consistently until I have it back. I don’t care if I lose a friend, because someone that takes advantage of you like this is not a friend.

I don’t mind – my partner and I are not exclusive.

I kiss my partner and make it even more obvious that we’re together.

I quietly pull the person aside, away from my partner, and tell them to back off.

I’m mostly annoyed at my partner – why don’t THEY make it clear they’re not available?

I just avoid this person as much as I can.

I don’t acknowledge the flirtiness, but I’m as polite as I can be.

I mention my partner as often as I can, and if they still don't get the hint I explicitly say to them that they’re making me uncomfortable.

I flirt back! It’s harmless when there are obviously no other intentions, and it can be good for networking.

I pick it up and chase them down to give it to them.

I pick it up and intend to give it to them, unless they’re way too fast because then they’d probably rather not be stopped anyway.

I leave it.

I take it for myself.

I help them, even if it costs my own life – what’s the point of surviving if you’re all alone?

I abandon them – it’s better if at least one of us survives.

I help them as much as I can within reason – I’m not willing to give my own life, but I won’t abandon them.

I just lie down and let the zombies take me – that’s not a world I want to live in.