Would you rather "stab your friend in the back for your crush" or "stab your crush in the back for your friend"

[Jada Fooks]

I would stab my crush in the back because best friend can be forever and crush can turn into your ex and you will hate each other forever

[dawdog]

It is like the trolley question. I would stab myself.

[AlexTheAlien]

Stab your crush in the back, obviously.😌

[AlexTheAlien]

@viktor violent much?

[Harold Finch]

I would much rather stab a friend in the back both literally or metaphorically.
Friends always find someone and move on and you end up alone.
At least with the crush you have a chance to turn it into something ever lasting.

[sup]

@jada-fooks And then i'll be in jail while my best friend becomes my crush s gf?

[BobRossIsMyDaddy]

I'd stab my crush, definitely, it's no fucking contest. I've known my best friend for about 5 years, while I've known my crush for about half a year.

[I.Queen]

Who can stab Loki Laufeyson?

[Jackie Green]

@jada-fooks Assuming that you don't mean physically stabbing someone in the back, and if you don't then I would much rather betray a crush than a friend. And if you do then I would still have the same answer, though I would hesitate a lot more and probably end up making a big mess.

[Rabbitboy]

Stab myself

[ThePhilippines]

DAMN. THAT IS HARD! but, I would’ve chose stab my crush in the head for my friend. I would never betray my friend my good friend

[jynextremist]

woah woah, stop right there, lets make love not war :p

[Zazzles]

Stab my crush in the back for my friend. Crushes come and go. Friendships are forever!
Huzzah!

[new_girl16]

@jada-fooks I agree with you on that.

[martin21]

I would stab my cush... coz for me frndship is the thing i will never turn my back on .

[new_girl16]

@anonymissvictor no one

[sydney5565]

stab your crush in the back for your friend

[Viktor]

stab both of them in the front and skewer them like a kebab

[I.Queen]

Tony Stark would be easy tho.

[KremeKombo]

I would invite both of them out, get some Champagne, & leave with the restaurant manager