Personality Test

LOOKING AROUND.

Answer these simple questions and find some revealing facts about your personality and life.

1. ROOM

You awake one morning and find yourself in an odd yet familiar room.
describe the room and how does it make you feel. What kind of furnishings and decorations are there? Do you feel like you would like to leave the room?

2. SEASIDE

Now imagine that you are walking towards the seaside.
#How many people do you see?
a. Hundreds.
b. A few dozen
c. One or two.
d. None
#How far are the nearest people?
a. Close by.
b. Not very far.
c. Way off in the distance.
d. The beach is deserted.

3. BRICK WALL

The path you are on comes to an abrupt end, against a tall wall of stone that seems to go off forever in each direction. Climbing over it is possible, however it seems unlikely that you will be able to return. What do you do? Do you try to go around the wall, jump over the wall, stay at the wall or return the way you came? 

ANALYSIS! 

1. ROOM

The room represents childhood. The room's comfort levels represent your childhood experiences. Inviting surroundings suggest a pleasant childhood, whilst univiting surroundings suggest an unexciting or sad childhood. The number of furnishings and the degree of detail in your description show many childhood memories you have. A room bare of any furnishings suggests a complete absence of childhood memories, while an averagely furnished room suggests normal memories of childhood. A room filled with furniture might suggest persisting memories of childhood. 
Choosing to leave the room demonstrates a readiness to grow up. Wanting to stay in the room indicates a reluctance to grow up.
Note: Choosing to leave the room doesn't imply an unpleasant childhood, while choosing to remain in the room doesn't imply an unhappy present.

2. THE SEASIDE

The seaside is symbolic of how you relate to people around you. How many people you have pictured relates to the number of people you want around you. An extroverted, gregarious person feels energized in the company of a large number of people. People who see a deserted seaside are more introverted and feel more content spending longer periods of time on their own.
If you see hundreds of people, crowded bars and clubs can feel like your second home. You are quite a social animal. and at times, you may also like an audience.
If you see a dozen people , you feel comfortable in social gatherings, bars and clubs, you may even seek them out.
If you see one or two people you do not like to spend a whole lot of time in bars or clubbing. you can be charming and social but you are often content being alone. The vast majority of people see a beach with one or two people on it.
If you did not see any people you are least likely to feel comfortable in a crowded club. You are often content with your own company and may even avoid certain crowded places. Where you see people on the beach is also symbolic of how you relate to the people around you. If you saw people close by, the you are sociable, maybe quite a catterbox at times.
If the people seemed far away you are usually quiet and reserved. However you still need friends who are prepared to listen whenever you need them, or someone to talk to about your day.

3. BRICK WALL

By trying to find a way around the wall, you acknowledge that progress is unavoidable, and you believe in kind of continuation of effort. By jumping over the wall, you acknowledge the same that efforts are to be made by all means.
If you decide to stay at the wall you are undecided.
If you decide to return the way you came, you wish to live in safety of today however dissatisfied you may be.