Yes, but if you entering the wormhole at one end and leaving it at the other are events with spacelike separation, then those events have no absolute order, whi

Yes, but if you entering the wormhole at one end and leaving it at the other are events with spacelike separation, then those events have no absolute order, which means that there is at least one frame of reference in which you leave the wormhole before you enter it. That's time-travel, and that raises the possibility of causality violations.