The Borderline Personality Disorder Test

Apparently I'm overweight.

Surely not?

FAQ 6: The "Eating Disorder Questionnaire", or mini FAQ's

Or as I like to call it: 'The How Fucking Crazy Am I? Questionnaire'

Name:

Age: 19

Gender: F

Height: 5’2

Starting Weight:  145lbs

Current Goal weight: 125lbs

Ultimate Goal weight: 115lbs

Lowest weight: 140

Highest weight: 180

Favorite Diet food: Scrambled egg and baked beans

Favorite Binge Food: Biscuits

Favorite exercise: Yoga

Does anyone know? Nope. Two friends but they may have forgotten.

What makes you slip up? Loneliness, insecurity, shame, desiring attention

From INFJ to INTJ

This is regarding the MBTI, for those who are unaware of it.

Stephen Hawking once said: "My goal is simple. It is a complete understanding of the universe; why it is as it is and why it exists at all."

More coming soon; or whenever I have the time to take them/upload them!

SAPA Project: It's still not fucking accurate! Part 2.

Your score on the Emotional Stability test suggests that you are somewhat emotionally stable.

Nonono. No. Fucking. No.
I'm sorry, but have you seen or heard of other 18 year old girls practically failing their A Levels (I got CDD when I was expected BBB! I HAD THREE FUCKING RE-TAKES!) because they were too busy having a breakdown during which they chose to get paid for having sex with random strangers they never met before? I'm a fucking screw up yet this test makes me seem like I'm a psychological saint.

For what it's worth, have some results:

The SAPA Test. My Results. Part 1

Individual differences are one of my most favourite things in the whole world. As a child I did personality test after IQ test after personality test after personality test after personality test. Even though most of the tests I did were full of bs, I stiill enjoyed thoroughly enjoyed them because learning about me meant a better ability at learning about/reading other people. As I grew older I started becoming so much more curious and the differences in personality and why individuals are individuals.

When I was 15 years old I was introduced to the MBTI, and later, the Enneagram. I've spent years reading about them and researching them and doing them every few months. I don't think I've taken either test in about 18 months, actually. That's something I'm so doing tomorrow!

Just now I was introduced to the SAPA Project and I just had to do it. Every bone in my body wants to go sleep, but before sleep must come Psychology! I did it. I didn't do it as thoroughly as I'd like so I will do it again tomorrow, but as a sort of 'test run', my results are: