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With a full-blown 100 in the self-esteem subscore
![]() Lower (but still in the red range) was anxiety, obsessions/compulsions, and PTSD. General Coping 50 Life Events 28 Depression 28 Anxiety 82 Phobias 50 Self-Esteem 100 Eating Disorders 20 Schizophrenia 0 Dissociation 17 Mania 25 Sexual Issues 13 Relationship Issues 0 Alcohol 0 Drugs 0 Physical Issues 17 Smoking Issues 0 Gambling Issues 0 Technology Issues 25 Obsessions/Compulsions 56 Posttraumatic Stress 58 Borderline Traits 29 At least I've got some 0's! |
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General Coping 61
Life Events 31 Depression 66 Anxiety 37 Phobias 17 Self-Esteem 42 Eating Disorders 10 Schizophrenia 10 Dissociation 0 Mania 35 Sexual Issues 25 Relationship Issues 0 Alcohol 0 Drugs 0 Physical Issues 50 Smoking Issues 0 Gambling Issues 0 Technology Issues 19 Obsessions/Compulsions 63 Posttraumatic Stress 42 Borderline Traits 42 As I figured, my issues are mostly around life coping, depression, and obsessing over things. There are two misinterpretations though. Relationships showed zero because I am not in one. I am not in one because I can't develop one due to depression so there IS a relationship problem. The second error is the BMI. It says 30, as obese, but my weight is due to muscle not fat so the BMI is useless.
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The BMI isn't wrong in that a BMI of 30 for a person of medium/low activity would be considered obese. BMI is a standard way of measuring for that, and shouldn't be considered for people who have a high muscle % such as yourself. Instead, body fat % is much more relevant.
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