Like the previous commenter said, I like the idea of trying to not input the negative options, but the bugs were hard to ignore, especially the one that traps you into houses with no teleporter out. I also saw the image of him laying outside of a bed, and at the same time the player started to move uncontrollably and I had to exit the game to reset it. I really want to see this game succeed, and I feel like some more playtesting and bug fixing would go a long way.

Interesting idea! I really like the concept of having to prevent the bad options from being said. It captures the idea of anxiety over blurting out the wrong thing really well. Ran into some bugs on my end though. There's a few buildings that I couldn't get out of after entering and one play through an image of him passed out in front of a bed popped up? May have been a game over screen before it was intended to be displayed? 

One thing I'd suggest gameplay wise though, is speed up the timers on the different options. Or maybe have different options vary in how fast they drain indicating they'll increase stress more then the average wrong choice. Might be a way to spice that up!

Either way, interesting concept! Would love to see this with some more polish!