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The self-awareness in this thread is an inspiration. : P

Rick:
1) Tryp: 97%
2) Chaotik: 83%
2) Spite: 83%
4) Turncoat: 80%

 Oh wow.  You guys are so bad. -swoons-

Rick:
5) Xadem: 63%

Nice score, Mr. Rogers.  I can't tell if you were overly harsh in your self-assessment because you're less Rickly than most, or if I underestimated the cut of your edge.  Please do avail us with your escapades of cruelty and callousness, Xadem.~

Rick:
8) Cavalier: 13%

Interesting.  Most people here, that much less the men, are not willing to drop the edgelord fantasy.  Whether or not this is accurate self-assessment remains to be seen, but now I'm definitely curious about your answers, Cav.

Beth:
7) Tryp: 37%

You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop.  You're definitely not living the same habitual patterns over and over and over because you don't know how to stop. 

Mr Poopybutthole:
6) Turncoat: 47%

Dude.

Birdperson:
2) Tryp: 83%

Says the guy who spends every waking moment in chat and/or on Discord, begging not to be left alone with his own thoughts.  Yep, Tryp is too cool to need people.  pfft  Social interaction?  That's for pussies.

Mr. Goldenfold:
2) Chaotik: 43%
2) Spite: 43%
4) Crimson: 33%
5) Cavalier: 30%
6) Xadem: 27%
7) Turncoat: 17%
8) Peach: 13%
9) Tryp: 3%

Nope, nothing to see here.  Nobody has emotions on SC.  We're all just so cool and feeling-free.  And if we did have any feelings, which we don't, we would manage and regulate them so well, and not be dysfunctional in any way, which we're not, because we don't have feelings.  Especially Tryp.  Damn, look at all those feelings he doesn't have.  So calm, so controlled, so zen.  Please Tryp, teach us the way of the monk.  For we're all clearly on that path already, but you are the master.

Jerry:
2) Cavalier: 37%
2) Peach: 37%
2) Retard123: 37%
5) Crimson: 27%
6) Chaotik: 17%
6) Spite: 17%
6) Xadem: 17%
9) Tryp: 0% (wut)

The irony of how low all these scores are on a website where everyone is begging for attention...

Jerry:
9) Tryp: 0%

Oh cool, I guess this means any day now you'll be getting a job and moving out of your grandparents house.  Congrats, man.

Jerry:
6) Xadem: 17%

How's your neverending quest for a girlfriend going, bb?

Morty:
6) Xadem: 40%
7) Chaotik: 33%
7) Crimson: 33%
9) Tryp: 27%

lol Yeah, you guys are all so relaxed.  It looks so comfy being you.  Must be nice, not worrying.  I'm envious of how neurotic you all aren't.

AppleGenius said: 

 lol You son of a bitch.

QuietBeef said: 

The self-awareness in this thread is an inspiration. : P

Ehhh who really knows themselves though? 

I find  11  12 results (and counting) to be quite refreshing. 

Rick:
1) Tryp: 97%
2) Chaotik: 83%
2) Spite: 83%
4) Turncoat: 80%

 Oh wow.  You guys are so bad. -swoons-

I mean... a lot of Rick points in the show aren't wrong, they're just juvenile. 

Mr Poopybutthole:
6) Turncoat: 47%

Dude.

I'm not sure how it happened either.

I think all that energy went into my Morty scores or something, either that or I answered based on how tired I otherwise feel all the time. 

 

Mr. Goldenfold:
2) Chaotik: 43%
2) Spite: 43%
4) Crimson: 33%
5) Cavalier: 30%
6) Xadem: 27%
7) Turncoat: 17%
8) Peach: 13%
9) Tryp: 3%

Nope, nothing to see here.  Nobody has emotions on SC.  We're all just so cool and feeling-free.  And if we did have any feelings, which we don't, we would manage and regulate them so well, and not be dysfunctional in any way, which we're not, because we don't have feelings.  

I regulate them fairly well, considering. Again I figure all of that intensity went into my Morty questions, and potentially some of my Jerry score. 

I'm fearful by and large as opposed to emotionally all over the place. Even when I was doing therapy for extra-credit I found myself making a chart with notes over how every expression is a form of fear. 

Turncoat said: 

QuietBeef said: 

The self-awareness in this thread is an inspiration. : P

Ehhh who really knows themselves though?

I believe in us.  We can do better than this. : P

Rick:
1) Tryp: 97%
2) Chaotik: 83%
2) Spite: 83%
4) Turncoat: 80%

 Oh wow.  You guys are so bad. -swoons-

I mean... a lot of Rick points in the show aren't wrong, they're just juvenile.

Yes, but realistically this is not a Rick & Morty test, this is classic disorder/MBTI style questions with R&M characters attached to them.  What you guys scored high on was psychopathy.

Mr Poopybutthole:
6) Turncoat: 47%

Dude.

I'm not sure how it happened either.

I think all that energy went into my Morty scores or something, either that or I answered based on how tired I otherwise feel all the time. 

I think you would have had to answer some of those questions without thinking to get this score.  Maybe falling back on an old mindset.  I imagine there is crossover between this category and the Morty scores, but I don't think that'd account for the most hypomanic person I know scoring just shy of Average Joe.

Mr. Goldenfold:
2) Chaotik: 43%
2) Spite: 43%
4) Crimson: 33%
5) Cavalier: 30%
6) Xadem: 27%
7) Turncoat: 17%
8) Peach: 13%
9) Tryp: 3%

Nope, nothing to see here.  Nobody has emotions on SC.  We're all just so cool and feeling-free.  And if we did have any feelings, which we don't, we would manage and regulate them so well, and not be dysfunctional in any way, which we're not, because we don't have feelings.  

I regulate them fairly well, considering. Again I figure all of that intensity went into my Morty questions, and potentially some of my Jerry score.

"Considering" lol  I could say the same about myself, but realistically the feelings are there to begin with, and regulating them well for the intensity they have is still at a dysfunctional level, behaviorally.

I'm fearful by and large as opposed to emotionally all over the place. Even when I was doing therapy for extra-credit I found myself making a chart with notes over how every expression is a form of fear. 

Fair point.  Though to some extent I feel like it's more that you process and express other emotions through fear, like it's the filter you're accustomed to.  Not saying you aren't fearful, that's definitely a huge part of it for you, but you do feel things very intensely in general, and while the spikes of emotion may largely be on the same rough spectrum, I would define it as an emotional disorder.

QuietBeef said: 

Rick:
1) Tryp: 97%
2) Chaotik: 83%
2) Spite: 83%
4) Turncoat: 80%

 Oh wow.  You guys are so bad. -swoons-

I mean... a lot of Rick points in the show aren't wrong, they're just juvenile.

Yes, but realistically this is not a Rick & Morty test, this is classic disorder/MBTI style questions with R&M characters attached to them.  What you guys scored high on was psychopathy.

They toned those ASPD questions down to the point that I'd call it a "Rick score", or maybe an "Apathy Quotient" or something. 

Mr Poopybutthole:
6) Turncoat: 47%

Dude.

I'm not sure how it happened either.

I think all that energy went into my Morty scores or something, either that or I answered based on how tired I otherwise feel all the time. 

I think you would have had to answer some of those questions without thinking to get this score. Maybe falling back on an old mindset.  I imagine there is crossover between this category and the Morty scores, but I don't think that'd account for the most hypomanic person I know scoring just shy of Average Joe.

It probably averaged out from me answering as both tired and active. 

I also answered with almost no 3's either, save for anxiety questions. Answering as a pure yes or no when there's seven spots makes the end ones seem too extreme to pick. 

Mr. Goldenfold:
2) Chaotik: 43%
2) Spite: 43%
4) Crimson: 33%
5) Cavalier: 30%
6) Xadem: 27%
7) Turncoat: 17%
8) Peach: 13%
9) Tryp: 3%

Nope, nothing to see here.  Nobody has emotions on SC.  We're all just so cool and feeling-free.  And if we did have any feelings, which we don't, we would manage and regulate them so well, and not be dysfunctional in any way, which we're not, because we don't have feelings.  

I regulate them fairly well, considering. Again I figure all of that intensity went into my Morty questions, and potentially some of my Jerry score.

"Considering" lol  I could say the same about myself, but realistically the feelings are there to begin with, and regulating them well for the intensity they have is still at a dysfunctional level, behaviorally.

My anger, sadness, and happiness are not that intense. I understand your questioning the hypomania score more than this one, as there is definitely an intensity contradictionally brimming within this tired frame, but my emotions aren't really too strong beyond senses of fear unless it's over a dating relationship or something. 

I'm fearful by and large as opposed to emotionally all over the place. Even when I was doing therapy for extra-credit I found myself making a chart with notes over how every expression is a form of fear. 

Fair point.  Though to some extent I feel like it's more that you process and express other emotions through fear, like it's the filter you're accustomed to.  Not saying you aren't fearful, that's definitely a huge part of it for you, but you do feel things very intensely in general, and while the spikes of emotion may largely be on the same rough spectrum, I would define it as an emotional disorder.

The spikes tend to just be fearful in nature though, my other emotions are only half-as intense when it comes to relationship stuff or w/e. Beyond that it's mostly a bunch of "Ackshully"s and time-worn frustrations over communication struggles. 

Sometimes it's better to let your friend fill in the test for you. Then you can see others view you, and not only how you view yourself.

I re-took the test and filled in the answers according to my best understanding of Tryptamine's character. This is the result:

Original:

Guess you ain't Rick, after all, even if you view yourself as such.

Who's next?

It's almost like the low-percentage characters represent your worst fears.

I was thinking about doing the same thing.  I'd ask you to do mine, but apparently you don't remember who I am. lol  If you happen to get a blow to the head and all the memories come rushing back, I'd like to see it. : P

QuietBeef said: 

I was thinking about doing the same thing.  I'd ask you to do mine, but apparently you don't remember who I am. lol  If you happen to get a blow to the head and all the memories come rushing back, I'd like to see it. : P

Let me DM you and see if I can refresh my memory