Homestuck Aspect Quiz (now updated here: https://www.opinionstage.com/page/d1b283e5-cc5c-411e-b685-83184b7bc322)

Think about your life as if it's a story, and you're the main protagonist. What kind of adventure would you prefer?

I travel as a lone hero, and I remain focused on my own journey.

I am a hero in part of some kind of ensemble or team, our goals are shared.

Bring together a group under one cause, and lead them to victory.

After many of my own accomplishments, end up as a leader and source of inspiration for others.

When you want to help people accomplish something, and they don't know what they're doing, it's better to:

Show them how to do it.

A bit of motivation, but then show them how.

I'll go either way.

Maybe show at first, but then focus on motivating them.

Motivate them to do it themselves.

Do you prefer structure or flexibility in your life?

Enjoy when life changes a lot every day.

Life needs surprises and freedom, but not too chaotic.

A good mix of both.

It's good to have a routine, with some room to change it up.

I most enjoy my comfortable routines.

Do you draw more strength from independence or from bonds?

I feel strongest when I can take care of myself.

Independence, but I need a few strong bonds.

Both are equally important to me.

Relying on others, though I need some independence.

I feel strongest when I know I can rely on others.

When you are learning about a new subject, or reading a fascinating story, you feel more inspired by:

I want to learn everything; mysteries are frustrating.

I'm very curious, I want to have all my questions answered.

Can't decide.

I'm ok not having all the answers. Sense of mystery is fun.

Thinking about what isn't known, enjoying the sense of mystery.

If someone is explaining something poorly or incorrectly, you would:

Teach them everything I know about the subject, even info-dump.

I might not interrupt, but it would bother me for a long time after.

I'd probably stay out of it.

Only jump in if I feel like they might be getting harmful misinformation.

Go and correct the story later, privately.

How do you pursue knowledge?

It's more interesting to learn what is already well understood, so I can get all the information.

Mostly focused on existing knowledge, but exploring the unknown can be fun too.

Both are interesting.

Mostly focused on exploring the unknown, but existing knowledge can be very helpful

It's more fun to explore uncharted territory, even if I don't understand everything.

Would you rather have knowledge that is slightly (but not completely) wrong, or know nothing about the topic at all?

Would rather have the knowledge even if it's flawed.

Leaning toward having the knowledge.

I don't feel strongly either way.

Leaning toward knowing nothing.

Flawed knowledge is worse than nothing.

If you had to choose between these two abilities, which would you choose?

Definitely time travel. No question.

Leaning toward time travel, but the other sounds pretty cool.

Too hard to choose.

Leaning toward space travel, but the other sounds pretty cool.

Definitely space travel. No question.

When working on a project you enjoy:

The end result is what you put out into the world, after all, so it matters the most.

The result is very important, but still want to enjoy it along the way.

Result and process about equally important.

The process is very important, but should feel worthwhile at end.

Enjoy the process, regardless of how it turns out.

Are you better at accepting things as they come, or are you better at fighting to change things you don't like?

I strive to be someone who fights to change things for the better.

Usually I'll fight, but I know when to call it quits.

It really depends on the situation.

Will usually accept a situaton if it's not too bad.

I choose my battles very carefully.

Are you patient, or action-minded?

I prefer action over waiting for things to get worse.

Tend to prefer action, but I'm okay waiting sometimes.

I can go either way.

Tend to be more patient, but I have my limits.

Greatly prefer patience to acting rashly.

When choosing what to do, which concern is more important to you?

Acting in alignment with my truest self.

Leaning toward following my true self.

Can't really decide.

Leaning toward thinking rationally.

Making the best decision regardless of other factors.

What is more interesting to you?

Who I am, my personal potential for growth.

More interested in understanding myself.

Both equally desirable.

More interested in understanding events

How peoples' decisions influence events.

When making a decision, how many options do you consider?

I think about what I care about and then try to move towards that.

Start with what I care about, then consider different options.

It depends.

See many potential options, then think about what I care about.

I like to weigh the benefits of all potential options.

When do you feel most comfortable in a situation?

When I feel like I fit, that I have a role that makes sense.

Care more about having a comfortable role, might do some planning.

A little of both.

Prefer to have a plan, but also like to know my role.

When I have a plan for what to do ahead of time.

Which better describes your beliefs?

I have great conviction in certain beliefs and ideas I'm attracted to.

I have beliefs I'm attracted to.

Can't decide.

I don't really have strong beliefs.

I might not have strong beliefs myself, but there are definitely ideas I disagree with.

When circumstances are intolerably bad, which are you more inclined to do?

Come up with the best alternatives or solutions, and work as hard as I can to make those happen instead.

Inclined to have a solution first, but not absolutely.

I don't have an opinion on this.

Inclined to get out the bad situation as soon as possible, but not averse to considering alternatives.

Get out of a bad situation as soon as possible, and deal with whatever happens next as it happens.

Do you view morality as absolute or subjective?

Morality is objective.

Morality may have some grey areas, but most can be universally agreed on.

It's somewhere in the middle.

Morality is mostly subjective, but some things are universal.

Morality is arbitrary, and differs greatly between contexts.

To improve the world, one should:

Imagine a better future; you can't improve until you have a goal.

Work on imagining better future, but meanwhile deal with some current problems.

It depends.

Deal with current problems, but also start imagining the future.

Deal with the current problems first, before worrying about the ideal replacement.

If you see someone suffering:

I'll do whatever is in my power to help them with their problems.

Without being too pushy, I'll offer suggestions and tips.

Not sure how I'd react.

My first impulse would be to empathize, but after that I'd probably offer to help.

Make sure they feel heard as they're working through their feelings.

When something irreversibly terrible happens, you will:

Refuse to give up: there must be something I can do.

Feel horrible that nothing can be done, and have a hard time moving past it.

Hard to say.

Might briefly consider how to help, but pretty quickly accept it.

Accept it. You should focus on the things you can change, even if that's hard.

What kind of friend are you?

The advice friend: people know I will try to help.

I mostly give advice, though I know when to just let people vent.

I do both about equally.

I mostly lend a listening ear, but occaisonally give advice.

The vent friend: people come to me for a listening ear.

When dealing with a difficult time of life, you are first concerned with:

Fixing it as soon as possible, then I'll feel better anyway.

Leaning toward fixing it more than processing it.

It depends.

Leaning toward processing it before fixing it.

Have to process it first before I can move forward.

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