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What Kind of Person are You?

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What Kind of Person Are You?

Have you ever wondered about your true self and how you relate to others? This engaging quiz will help you explore your social persona and provide insights into how well you truly connect with people around you.

Take a moment to discover:

Your comfort level in social situations
How much you can be yourself online
Your responses to criticism and values

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectingSoul572

Do you find yourself not being able to fit into friend groups?

Yes

Can you TRULY act like yourself around others?

Yes

Yes, but only around close friends.

A little bit, slightly reserved.

No, not at all.

Can you TRULY act like yourself online?

Yes

Yes, but only around close friends.

A little bit, slightly reserved.

No, not at all.

Moreso online.

How would you socially describe yourself.

Extroverted and Outgoing

Socially Awkward

Introverted

Neutral

Does criticism get to you?

Yes, it cuts deeply.

Yes, but I don't take it too hard.

No, I'm hard headed.

In one ear, out the other.

Do people who hold the same values as you easier to get along with?

Yes

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