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thelionkinglives · Apr 23, 2009, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Kaika

That's okay

I appreciate the feedback, usually nobody ever posts in my threads here

I'm usually really worried that I'll ever over or underscore myself. So I try to think a little on each question before answering. I'd like to think my results are more honest that way

What the test doesn't take into consideration though is that some things are tied into another so my "possible anxiety disorder" is linked to my PTSD score (the only reason why it's not higher is that I don't have any actual flashbacks) and my general coping score is probably linked to the depression score which is linked to the self-esteem score and the ocd score is linked to eating disorder score etc. etc.

The borderline score surprised me quite a bit, but I figured every teenager has borderline traits anyways because of the raging hormones

Anything with numbers I like

I like to analyze

Yes, you are dead on. Which is part of understanding numbers as well. Not only understanding what they do tell you, but what they can't tell you. In this case that is which segments are completely independent of the others.

That's where I believe our work & tinkering has to come in.

There is some that have more room to manuever than the others. Self-esteem is one that can change quite a bit. A cronic physical injury that effects your ability to exercise isn't going to ever change that part.