[EverExpandingForeve]

I think the heavy psychedelic/ecstasy abuse is taking it's toll and I'm beginning my slow descent into madness . I don't even feel alive anymore except when I'm having sex or doing drugs. At least I'm 2 months sober now; I'd imagine my score would be a lot higher if I had still been using.

Funny how my psychiatrist discharged me a couple weeks ago under the assumption that I've drastically improved. I can't even tell if I feel happy or sad about this score, honestly. I guess I need pretty serious intervention though.

Has anybody this high, assuming (hopefully) that I'm not the only one with a score in this high of a range, made any successful improvements in life? I'm beginning to lose hope my mental health will ever come back. For the past four years I've obsessively tried to find out what was wrong with me because I'd do anything to fix whatever separates me from society to live some semblance of a happy, healthy life.

I wouldn't get worried about a score on a website, so you'll be fine.

I tried taking "The Sanity Score," but it was so long that I became insane half way through.

[Calico_91]

Keep in mind that this score will change depending on how you are doing from day to day. <3

[NesterJones]

Even the site itself tells you the score is crap. Just highlights problem areas based on the most generic testing ever. I've been playing with this thing for years and I've been fairly consist on it. Funny part is most people ignore it anyways. So, not sure why they still use it.

[CobolCapsule]

I'm not happy with my score either, which is 123, and i plan to take it once a month, and hopefully see improvement. You should do the same.