An acronym for Show Me Your Willingness. SMYW is used to challenge someone to prove their commitment or readiness to follow through. It’s said when words aren't enough and real action is expected. Whether in relationships, friendships, or work, SMYW calls for effort, not just promises.
It encourages accountability and authenticity in any situation where intentions need to be backed up by behavior.
It encourages accountability and authenticity in any situation where intentions need to be backed up by behavior.
"You say you're ready to change? Then SMYW."
"She kept talking about applying to grad school, so I told her, SMYW."
"I'm done with talk. SMYW or step aside."
"She kept talking about applying to grad school, so I told her, SMYW."
"I'm done with talk. SMYW or step aside."
by shokozo June 13, 2025