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Are You the Problem?

Twelve questions, answered honestly. The result is not always the reassuring one.

12 questions · about 5 minutes

Fun self-awareness test built on accountability themes. Entertainment — it only knows the answers you gave it.

1. How many of your last three friendships or relationships ended badly?

2. When those ended, whose fault was it mostly?

3. Someone tells you that you hurt them. Your honest first reaction?

4. Can you name a specific thing you are difficult about?

5. When did you last apologise properly, without a 'but'?

6. In an argument, what is your goal?

7. Do people seem to walk on eggshells around you?

8. How often do you hear the same criticism from different people?

9. Someone gives you feedback you did not ask for.

10. Think of the person who likes you least. Why is that?

11. When you are stressed, what happens to the people nearest you?

12. Final one. Were you honest in this quiz?

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These tests are for education and self-reflection. They are not diagnostic instruments and should not be used to diagnose or treat a mental-health condition. Anyone feeling unsafe, overwhelmed, or at risk should contact local emergency services or a qualified mental-health professional.