To start this off, let's figure out your mood. What described place do you find most calming?

A lightly populated park, where you would see 1 or 2 families on the small playground, or someone jogging or walking their dog.

On your balcony in the morning, when the sunlight is begining to creep up the sides of your house. Sitting in a comfortable chair and enjoying a cup of your favorite coffee/Tea.

Sitting on the floor of your shower and letting the hot water run on your neck and back.

Reading a book at the kitchen table in the dead of night, no other light in the house was on, but the overhead dimly shining on the old pages.

Getting one last hour of productivity in before you lie down and sleep for the night. Moonlight from your bay window,

In the woods with my loved one, maybe on a camping trip or just taking a walk.

In the living room with my family, watching a cartoon and playing with a pet.

Ice skating. Maybe on my own. Maybe with someone.

What about your co-dependancy? Choose one that best describes you, be honest.

I feel like I always need reassurance of others, whether I truely care about what they think or not. I have a hard time making decisions by myself.

I feel most comfortable when I have someone I know to agree with me. Otherwise I feel pretty alone.

It's nice to have someone by your side, but I don't necessarily need anyone to hold my hand through life.

I'd rather be the one helping others than need any help.

Maybe if it's a big decision, i'll try to find some support. Otherwise I handle everything independantly.

I reassure my loved ones only. I don't need any reassurance.

I depend on myself, and don't need any help in making choices. People can agree or disagree, it won't change me.

I feel like I don't ask for help enough, and often make poor choices because i'm afraid to waste anyone else's time.

Late one rainy night, just as you were finishing your dinner, you hear a scrambling outside your front door. After peering through the window, you notice a small child soaked with rainwater and caked in mud, small scrapes and scratches line her pale sunken face. She quite obviously hasn’t had a proper meal in at least a few days, and she's bound to catch a cold in this weather if she already hasn’t. What would you do?

Open the door and tell her to leave.

Don’t open the door and leave her be, she isn’t your responsibility.

Offer her some leftovers and an opportunity to clean up and shower, but don’t let her stay.

Offer her some leftovers and an opportunity to clean up and shower, then allow her to sleep on the porch for the night with a blanket and clean clothes.

Offer her some leftovers and an opportunity to clean up and shower, then allow her to sleep in the living room for the night with clean clothes.

Take her in entirely.

Take her to the nearest homeless shelter.

Offer leftovers and send her away.