How embarrassing! A collection of cute lines perfect for penalty games
Here are some “cute lines” punishment game ideas that are sure to liven up hangouts and drinking parties with friends.
Just being made to say sweet, clingy lines like “Feed me?” or “Hey… don’t leave me, okay?” is enough to make anyone’s heart race, right? Romance-themed punishments make both the speaker and the listeners blush, but they’re fantastic for breaking the ice! With punishments that bring out an adorable side you don’t usually see, everyone might end up feeling a lot closer.
We’ve gathered a bunch of delightfully cringey cute lines, so give them a try at your next get-together!
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Cute, flirty lines that are good at being affectionate (1–10)
I don’t want to leave.
When a girlfriend sweetly says, “I don’t want to be apart from you…” even if it’s just for a little while, many people probably find that adorable.
But saying it to a friend or coworker who isn’t your partner is pretty difficult, right? If it were a direct expression like “I love you,” it would likely be an absolute no-go! However, “I don’t want to be apart from you” is a bit more indirect, so with some effort you might be able to say it… but it’s still embarrassing.
Enjoying that delicate, mixed reaction is exactly what makes this phrase so appealing.
Only 〇〇 is special.
You often hear the line “Only you are special” in romance dramas and the like, right? But even for a couple who are actually dating, saying it again in front of everyone would be pretty embarrassing.
And if friends said it to each other, it would feel even weirder.
Especially when a female friend says it to a male friend, she might get so embarrassed that it comes out in a tsundere kind of way.
Compared to more direct expressions like “I like you,” the bar is lower, so how about using it as a light punishment-game phrase?
Please… don’t leave me again, okay?
As a similarly embarrassing punishment-game phrase to “I don’t want to be apart from you,” I recommend, “Hey… don’t leave me again, okay?” It has that tsundere vibe that indirectly conveys loneliness, which kind of makes it even more embarrassing, right? Saying this phrase on its own already feels cringeworthy enough, but it could be fun to also make them say “I don’t want to be apart from you” as a combo.
Or you could spice things up with a punishment like, “Choose one: either say ‘Hey… don’t leave me again, okay?’ or ‘I don’t want to be apart from you,’” which would definitely hype things up!
Cute, flirty lines for being adorably clingy in love (11–20)
Okay, say ahh?
Even for couples, some people might find this line and action embarrassing.
When you’re eating with a group, how about saying this line and getting someone to eat something? You could add a constraint by limiting the target, like doing it with the opposite sex you’re closest to—or, conversely, the one you’re least close to.
It’s embarrassing for the person feeding, but seeing the shy reaction of the one being fed is part of the fun, and it turns into a forfeit game everyone around can enjoy.
Give it a try at least once.
I like you.
https://www.tiktok.com/@mayu_o.o0/video/7139429850896551170Precisely because it’s simple, the forfeiture line “I like you” really gets everyone hyped.
Its charm is that you can enjoy it in lots of situations.
The first is saying it to a same-gender friend—guy to guy or girl to girl.
The second is saying it to someone of the opposite sex; this is embarrassing even between friends, but it might actually be even more exciting for couples! Even couples who say “I like you” all the time will find it super embarrassing when they have to say it while feeling everyone’s eyes on them.
If you add a condition like “while looking into each other’s eyes,” it could turn into an even more entertaining punishment game!
I want to be with you forever.
Phrases for telling your partner how you feel, like “I love you” or “I don’t want to be apart.” A related phrase is “I want to be with you forever.” It can be more embarrassing than you’d think to express the earnest feeling that it’s not just how you feel now, but that you want to stay together from here on out.
By the way, the key is the drawn-out “naa” at the end.
If someone doing a penalty game says, “Zutto issho ni itai na,” make them redo it with a proper “naaa” instead of just “na”! …That could be one way to spice things up!
What are you looking at? Look only at me.
Out of deep love, you might sometimes feel like you want to have someone all to yourself, right? A line that evokes that kind of situation is, “What are you looking at? Look only at me.” Depending on how you say it, it can come off as tsundere or just cute.
You can also change the subject to, “What are you looking at? Look only at me,” using “I” in a boyish way.
Try delivering it with a nuance that’s as different as possible from your usual image.
