A disturbing survey about your childhood

[ragnarkar]

What did you get?

https://www.guidedtrack.com/programs/dlu5fsc/run

My results:

Your Idyllic Family score measures a classic conception of what a "good family" means - a happy, affectionate family who, despite their imperfections, deeply loves you.

Your Idyllic Family score is Slightly Low (20th percentile)
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Purity Score is the emphasis your family culture placed on wholesome, typically religious-flavored morality. Interested in preserving innocence of children, heirarchy, and tradition.

Your Childhood Purity Culture score is Average (50th percentile)
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Broken Home Score is how much your family structure was nonstandard or fractured. While this doesn't necessarily mean an unhappy family, it often correlates. This is the opposite of a nuclear family structure. Extended family, divorce, abandonment, and transient caretakers.
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Your Privilege score is how much your family was privileged. Access to wealth, networks, security; an upper-class lifestyle.

Your Privilege score is Average (50th percentile)
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Your Sad Loner score indicates how much you were a sad loner in childhood, a social failure; tragic bully-victim vibes.

Your Sad Loner score is Average (50th percentile)
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Your Aggro Family score measures the loud, unpredictable hostility with which you were raised. High aggro families tend to be aggressive, expressive, confrontational, and coercive.

Your Aggro Family score is Very High (90th percentile)
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Your Adventure Time score measures adventure - both rebellious and wholesome. How much did you take risks, live life, break rules? Associated with 'bad boy/bad girl' vibes; protagonist energy, charisma.

Your Adventure Time score is Very Low (10th percentile)
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And finally:
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Your Heaven/Hell score, which is independent from the above scores, and takes your entire answer set into account. Higher percentile is a 'better' childhood.
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MODERATELY HELL Your childhood is most similar to other people's ratings for Arya and Sansa Stark's childhood (19th percentile)

[harry chickpea]

DO NOT take this test. First, the TOS here does not allow surveys. Second, this is a scraper that is a massive privacy invasion.

I took it, giving BS responses just to mess with it and see what it would do. I found the it would go to hell rather than heaven, and the makers were doomed to an eternity of nonsense quizzes. However, Vanna White might be in my future.

[slowlane]

I completed about 100 multiple-choice questions and stopped, as there seemed to be no end.

[Pitt Chick]

LOL! Someone making up a survey using Guided Track?

No thanks.

[Spuggy]

Originally Posted by harry chickpea

DO NOT take this test. First, the TOS here does not allow surveys. Second, this is a scraper that is a massive privacy invasion.

I took it, giving BS responses just to mess with it and see what it would do. I found the it would go to hell rather than heaven, and the makers were doomed to an eternity of nonsense quizzes. However, Vanna White might be in my future.

Yep it was so off track and bs

[Parnassia]

Why bother taking a test about something that's ancient history? To find another reason to doubt myself or feel angry/sad/resentful or to hope to pin blame on others who are long gone? Can't go back and change any of it anyway. We don't get do-overs. Chances are, the life I've lived after those childhood days has done more than enough to alter my trajectory.

[rokuremote]

Originally Posted by Parnassia

Why bother taking a test about something that's ancient history? To find another reason to doubt myself or feel angry/sad/resentful or to hope to pin blame on others who are long gone? Can't go back and change any of it anyway. We don't get do-overs. Chances are, the life I've lived after those childhood days has done more than enough to alter my trajectory.

Amen!

[WouldLoveTo]

I stopped when I hit the suicide question. It was pretty weird up to that and I figured it was just going to get worse.

[Lodestar]

Yes.

The key to successfully examining our past is found in recognizing what our responses were to what happened to us. It's less about what others did or the environment/circumstances and more about the patterns of thought, feeling and behavior we developed in response to those things.

[Lillie767]

Why would anyone provide an anonymous website private information about their lives?

Narcissism?