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Post by Sigh on Mar 6, 2006 14:06:39 GMT -5
What separates reality from a dream? In the telecommunications age, there's no way to be certain that your life isn't merely a long simulation. Are you certain that you're the person you think you are? Take this test to discover if you're really and truly yourself.uk.tickle.com/test/sureyou/start.htmlYou might be you!
Good news! There's a strong chance that you are still yourself. But don't get too confident - you're not in the clear yet. You still show some risk of identity loss. Still, there's plenty of ways to keep on guard. Most people have fallen victim to the hazards of modern times. But you're one of the lucky few who have managed to keep a strong sense of identity. No matter where you go, there you are. Keep it up, because being you is an incredibly valuable skill.
Of course you may have a few residual doubts. There may be times when you wonder if the real you hasn't wandered off somewhere - to become a tax accountant or a striptease artist. That's normal. But based on your responses, you don't exhibit too many of the warning signs. You've kept the high-risk identity-loss activities to a minimum. You seem to have a firm grip on your priorities, and you know where you're heading.
One suggestion for remaining yourself is to start labelling your underwear. During an identity crisis, it's usually the first thing to go.*labels underwear* 
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Post by gSteve on Mar 6, 2006 14:12:57 GMT -5
You are definitely you!
You are you! Fantastic news isn't it? For some people it comes as a little bit of a surprise. You're luckier than most. How does it feel to be one of the lucky few who haven't fallen victim to the hazards of modern times? Managing to keep your entire identity these days is quite an accomplishment. Make sure you hang on to your identity because it might come in handy someday. You should be wary of being over-confident - there's plenty of ways to drift into the danger zone.
Of course, everyone has a few doubts now and then. There may be moments when you wonder if a part of yourself hasn't secretly disappeared - to join the circus or an Internet startup. That's normal. If it's a recurrent feeling, you might want to start paying attention. But based on your responses, you don't show too many warning signs.
Although you've managed to keep the high-risk identity-loss activities to a minimum you might like to keep a daily diary in which you write your more intimate thoughts. If you ever start losing your identity, you'll have persuasive legal proof of the transformation!
woooo! i'm me ;D
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Post by Crashtastic on Mar 6, 2006 14:36:18 GMT -5
I might be me....or I could be the reincarnation of Curly from the three stooges.
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Post by ladyad on Mar 6, 2006 15:58:22 GMT -5
^.^ I might be me
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Post by nats on Mar 6, 2006 16:23:55 GMT -5
There are signs of a dual you!
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Good news! There's a strong chance that you are still yourself. But don't get too confident - you're not in the clear yet. You still show some risk of identity loss. Fortunately, there's plenty of ways to keep on guard and we should warn you that the person reading this may not be entirely you. You've probably had some suspicions already, little clues that make you wonder.
People who look incredibly familiar probably knew the real you. When strangers are a little too friendly, they probably mistake you for...well...you. Don't get too upset. It's a common problem. One morning you don't quite feel like yourself, and the feeling never goes away. Or maybe you were just searching for a "new look" and you went a bit too far. The good news is that you're not a completely lost cause. With a little hard work, you can find yourself again.
We're not suggesting meditation and incense. There are many other techniques that are more effective. Send off a few emails to yourself and see how you respond. If you're feeling brave, try the personals - take out an ad and see if the real you turns up. It could be the start of a beautiful friendship. Whatever happens, we wish you the best of luck on your journey of personal discovery.
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Post by Tal on Mar 7, 2006 8:49:20 GMT -5
You are definitely you!I'm 110% tal
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Post by Paulinus on Mar 7, 2006 9:05:14 GMT -5
I'm another one who might be me
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Post by Alecto on Mar 7, 2006 10:02:27 GMT -5
I might be me
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Post by nats on Mar 7, 2006 11:58:54 GMT -5
It's quite scary, I asnwered completely honestly and i'm the only one who got the dual thing,  |
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Post by nats on Mar 7, 2006 16:13:55 GMT -5
I know, sometimes they're scarily true though |
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Post by tooshy on Mar 27, 2006 15:58:54 GMT -5
You might be an imposter!
Ummm... We don't quite know what happened, but somewhere along the line, you lost your identity. There's plenty of ways to get it back, but it'll take a little effort. Certain clues might have made you wonder: absent mindedness, a funny look in the mirror, or a recent wave of wrong numbers. But don't worry, it happens all the time. One morning you don't feel like yourself, and the feeling never goes away. Or maybe you fell asleep one night and you're actually still dreaming. These are the most common symptoms. The good news is that losing yourself is a gradual process, but the bad news is that you seem to be quite far advanced.
So, what should you do? Should you try to regain your original identity, or just keep being the "new" you? If you like the person you've become -- the clothes, the attitude, the walk -- great! Don't change a thing. On the other hand, what if the real you is having more fun somewhere else? You might want in on the action!
LOL
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