4 consequences that popular games like Wordle can have for someone's relationship
An interest in games or puzzles like Wordle reflects one aspect of self, and similarity breeds attraction.Somewhere, right now, someone is blissfully exclaiming,"Babe! I got today's in 3!" And, in response to this moment of glory—an"I did it!" victory in a time defined by so much uncertainty—this person's"Babe" is replying,"Huh?"Relationship scientists have grappled with the question of partner compatibility for decades.
In general, people tend to prefer similar partners. A vast body of research supports this idea . When people share values, educational levels, habits, and hobbies they validate each other's approach to the world, and it feels comforting and safe. As much as we might like the idea that"opposites attract," people usually don't connect because they're different from each other .
Thus, the natural aligning of abilities and interests that happens as we sort through many possible partners to find ours would suggest that Wordle fans, more often than not, probably connect with Wordle fans. Is this the case for you? Read on! If not, skip the next section.Are there any potential positive relationship outcomes that could be linked to joint interest in Wordle? Maybe.
Of course, the support offered needs to match the failure. It is, after all, only Wordle . Too much support or support of the wrong kind can undercut individuals' feelings of competence . If your partner is perpetually struggling at Wordle but wants to play, invisible support might be better than obvious attempts to help.
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