What is this logical fallacy called?
I've stumbled upon questions such as: "Don't you want to become rich?" If one says no, it makes it seem like the person does not want to be wealthy. If they say yes, it implies that they will do what the asker wills. Which is likely a negative.
These types of questions are unlikely to be loaded/complex questions, as they have no unjustifiable presupposition put into them. Such as "Have you stopped cheating on your exams yet?" Which presupposes that the respondent has cheated.
https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/Complex-Question-Fallacy
The only way I know how to deal with these types of questions is by claiming that "This question assumes fallacy X".
I'm sure there is a better way to address it. I would like to know the fallacy so I can call it out when I encounter it in my life, like loaded questions.