wow 22 here, lots of people either have issues or are being too hard on themselves

Same, but got a 29

84

with 2 graphs being a serious concern I should look into

Ayyylmao

95! I'm perfectly insane. Lol @ all the unsane basket cases

But srs it said 95 is relatively well adjusted with a bit of emotional distress. I feel aight tho

12 "concerns" in total including: alcohol, prescription drugs, anxiety, eating disorder, depression, self esteem, technology issues, and obsessions and compulsions. **** seems blown way out of proportion to me though

34. Test not accurate because I'm pretty crazy. I think not being in a relationship helps lower your score.

inb4 this was all a gigantic scheme to expose potential supreme gent's so Mods could forward our info to the FBI.

51

Apparently I have a lot of anxiety (meh I guess) and I have severe issues with technology and spending too much time o the internet (no chit lol)

21 checking in, I believe this is the perfect score.
brb not too crazy, but not too regular, having no personality
Your Sanity Score
21
Based upon your answers, you appear to be in good mental health. Congratulations! You may experience specific mental health concerns, relationship issues, or other issues that come up from time to time in your life, but your overall mental health score suggests that you deal with these well. People with similar scores are more resilient than most people, handle stress appropriately, have good relationships with others, and are able to cope with the in's and out's of everyday life with grace and ease.

(The Sanity Score is based upon a scientific algorithm with scores ranging from 0 - 288.)

Your specific subscores are below (subscales range from 0 - 100). Under the graph of subscores, you will find additional information regarding the meaning of any significant scores or areas that may be of concern.

Wtf they scored me 19 on sexual issues solely because I strongly agreed with
"Society wouldn't understand my special sexual needs or desires."

why do they assume the worst things

(total 48 doe_

Well, you'd have to elaborate for us to answer lol.

Better than I thought I would. Do think I need to go back to theraphy tho.

134

51 crew checking in. One of the few sane person on a forum filled with psychopath

Lemme guess half the misc wants to believe they're insane.

Lol who needs sanity?

37. Sane miscer checking in. I expected a better score though honestly. Aw FUK! I'm going to drink myself to sleep

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lol

Your Sanity Score
123

That, or maybe you weren't being true to yourself. Remember, this above all else, "to thine own self be true ".

Those that don't answer the questions honestly will just get results that are less than true making the results pretty meaningless. You end up with a cope score rather than the true results. At least as true asquality of the test. Some question fall between the lines in which case you choose the answer that is "most" true.

Mine was47btw.Chicken?Maybe, but its still equally so.Honest, honest or coping honest? If you weren't being honest would you know it? After all, Hitler didn't see himself as the bad guy.

I got a 38. I guess thats good?

Its not about comparing good or bad. Its what YOUR score says about you, and getting a perspective on how you should proceed.

Saying you feel fine about an annoyance you know really bothers you can't help you solve the issue.

Like being an alcoholic that won't admit that he has a problem. You have to face your issues before you can move forward.

Got to page 4 then thought fuk this too long.

Mine was 75 alcohol and technological issues were the highest.

This is why you fail.

26 right here

38.. we made it boyos

I'm "obese" with a Sanity score of 81... feelsbadman

Sorry, should have put this in the first post.

What's the purpose of the test?

To provide a general, rough screening for a number of mental health issues that could be of concern to you.

What's the average score?

100, +/- 25

What does my score mean?

Your overall score is the least important thing of this test (and the least scientific at present).

Overall scores above 150 are of the greatest concern, as it suggests you have a lot of distress in your life related to more than one mental health issue.

Scores between 100 and 150 may suggest some mental health concerns, but whether they cause distress or not is not clear. If something isn't causing you distress, it's likely not a problem nor something you necessarily need treatment for.

Scores less than 100 don't mean anything in particular -- just that you're a pretty healthy, normal individual with some issues from time to time.

What's a "major" concern? What's a "minor" concern?

These concerns are the most important take-away of the test.

A major concern is something the test identified as something you'd likely or possibly meet the diagnostic criteria for a disorder related to that concern.

A minor concern is something the test identified as something that may be an issue in your life, but doesn't likely rise to an actual disorder or diagnosis.

Are high numbers bad? Are low numbers bad?

Higher/lower numbers don't mean anything except in relationship to the average score of 100. Lower than 100 doesn't mean you're "more" sane, just that you don't have any serious mental health issues in your life at present.

Higher scores above 100 suggest you may have a number of issues that could become a problem if not addressed.

Higher scores above 150 suggest you likely have a number of mental health issues causing you distress in your life that should be treated.

You can have a single significant issue, but still score low overall. The key takeaway from such a situation is the significant issue (not your overall score).

Remember, your overall score is the least important aspect of this test. The most important aspect are the issues identified as "major" and, to a lesser extent, "minor."

Am I messed up/insane/crazy?

No, the test won't answer those questions. But aren't we all to some degree anyway?

What am I supposed to do about these results?

Print out your test summary report and take it into your mental health professional. If you don't have a mental health professional, take it into your family doctor or primary care physician, if you feel like you're troubled by the concerns highlighted in the report.

Are the test results scientifically valid?

For individual major and minor issues, yes, those are scientifically validated.

The overall score, however, is not as well validated. Such validity testing is ongoing and not yet completed. So take your overall score with a grain of salt at present.

What am I supposed to do to "fix" myself? Should I seek therapy as a result of these results?

If the concerns highlighted by the test are causing you concern or distress in your life, you should consider seeking out professional help for them from a specialist -- a mental health professional such as a psychologist, psychiatrist or psychotherapist.

Such a mental health professional can properly evaluate you for mental health concerns, and consider a treatment course that would work best for you if needed. This may include psychotherapy, or medications, or a combination of both.

It may also be that the Sanity Score highlighted concerns of no distress to you. In such an instance, you can continue living your life without paying much attention to your scores.

My score is ___. Should I be worried?

Please see the above questions. If the major concerns highlighted by the test are causing you concern in your life, then yes, you should seek out treatment for them.

As for worrying, what has that ever solved in our lives? The good news is that all mental disorders are treatable and you can achieve symptom relief within a few months.

Remember, this test is primarily meant to help identify possible problems in your life. It's not perfect and may err.

Ayy Im good