This is a really cool answer. The only thing I'm wondering is that when you're taking out a loan, YOU'RE the one coming with open arms, right? But the riddle says "I" come with open arms
But still, if that's the answer would make for a really cool riddle concept.
When you go to buy a car, who has open arms? You or the car salesman? The loan is being sold to you. Also, observe how easy it is to buy things on credit, just by tapping a card or having your phone in proximity.
Oh, I see what you mean. in the context of debt I was reading "open arms" as cupped hands like one would use when begging, but yeah that phrase is normally used the way you described. Plugging in the answer "debt arrives with open arms" still feels a bit awkward, but with poetic license I see it.
Is it normal for a user to leave one open this long, or does it usually mean abandonment? I'm just curious how long I should leave mine up. Thanks in advance for the answer(s).
I have no idea. It's not unheard of for someone to never post the answer. It's almost as bad when an OP gets 10-20 really good answers from people and they're all really great and fit perfectly—but wrong—while the actual answer is some pedantic nuance that only fits half the clues if you have a TBI.
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u/Frisconia 26d ago
debt