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Apr 12, 2013, 04:51 PM
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So I got 115 on the Sanity test.
The test identified 5 main concerns for me: general coping, relationship issues, obsessions and compulsions, posttraumatic stress and borderline traits. The borderline thing kinda startled me. I know I have some common symptoms with BPD but now I'm curious if I should look into it or not... |
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Apr 14, 2013, 11:00 AM
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115 is about "average" on the test. It's a self-administered test, kind of like those you get in magazines, all the answers are "yours" so can change with your mood, etc. I think pretty much everyone shows something that could be identified as a borderline trait every now and then, I'd look into it if it bothers you or work on those particular behaviors you did not like, etc. That's all the test is for, entertainment and as a guide to see if you come up with a degree of something that startles you or that you didn't realize was there, etc.
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Apr 15, 2013, 10:39 PM
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I got a 119 on my test.
My main issues are: Self-Esteem. General Coping. Technology Issues. Obsessions/Compulsions and Borderline Traits. I've always dealt with Self-Esteem, and got a 100 on the test. |
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