You call it growth... but really, you just don't want to feel it anymore, do you?

This quiz doesn't ask if you're awake.

But it says... how "still deceiving yourself" are you now.

Answer only the truth, not the image you want to be.

Read one verse at a time and go as you say.

Q1

Think of "the latest events in 1-2 years."

That makes you feel like you can't live the same way.

The idea closest to the truth, you are -

A - "I really want to understand why I let myself stay there that long."

→ Go. Article 2.

B - "Next, no one can do this to me anymore."

→ Go. Article 3.

C - "Really, I should have known a long time ago that I was worth nothing in a place like that."

→ Go. Article 4.

2

After that day, time accidentally hurts someone.

Deep down, how do you deal with your feelings?

A - you admit, "Yes, we missed."

Dare to apologize without dragging yourself down to be the worst person in the story.

And then see how to change behavior more clearly.

→ Go read result 1.

B - You're in a hurry, sorry so fast, but in the head is

"Must be nice. He won't love. Look at us badly again."

You focus on your self-image rather than your feelings to heal.

→ Go. Article 5.

Q3

When you say, "I choose myself,"

When you cut someone, cut something out of life.

The feeling that really followed was -

A - A strange kind of calm.

You know yourself don't cut to hurt anyone.

But cut for admitting, "We can't really stay there."

→ Go read result 1.

B - secretly satisfying that silence.

"Someday he'll know what he made a mistake."

You didn't just walk out, you wanted him to regret losing you.

→ Go read result 2.

Q4

In an event where you feel "yourself priceless,"

Today, time goes back.

Which sentence is closest to your truth?

A - "One day I want to thank myself for walking out."

Still hurt, but began to look at himself with milder eyes.

→ Go. Article 5.

B - "If I were worth more, he wouldn't have done that to me in the first place."

You take that behavior and judge the value of your whole life.

→ Go read result 3.

Q5

Think of someone who's "still stuck" in the spot where you used to be stuck.

It can be work, relationships or family.

When you see him still there,

The raw feeling at first glance is -

A - you want him to know there's another kind of world waiting outside.

"We can't drag him out instead of him."

You don't view him as stupid. Just know that everyone has their own rhythm.

→ Go read result 1.

B - you're both angry and frustrated instead.

Angry at the person who attacked him, and deep down angry that he hasn't got up yet.

Secretly thinking in his heart, "I already see that it is broken. Why is it still enduring?"

→ Go read result 2.

🔍 results.

Outcome 1 - "Awake actually knows, but doesn't have to declare."

You don't call yourself "Awake Knowing."

But looking at your world has really changed.

• You begin to distinguish what is "our responsibility."

And what's "his story"?

• You don't have to be a victim.

But it doesn't have to climb above anyone.

• You admit we were wrong.

But don't take that mistake and destroy the whole person.

You're not calm because you're tired.

You calm down because you already know that.

Burning yourself has never made anyone understand us more.

This is a silent realization.

Even if no one sees you... you still choose this.

Outcome 2 - "Ego is wearing the cloak of the word" Awake Knowing ""

You've grown a lot from before.

Look at more things. Hurt more consciously.

But deep down, there's still a voice in my heart that wants to say,

"See, I told you, I told you it must be like this."

• You cut people, cut jobs, cut relationships.

But sometimes cut to "prove I'm superior" rather than to take care of myself.

• You let go... but in the head secretly want the person who has done it to you

Must come to regret later

• You understand a lot about psychology.

But it may have accidentally used it as a "read others" tool.

More than going back and reading yourself.

This is not a fault.

It's "seam" before going to another level.

You're not bad.

Just now you still use the word "wake up knowing."

It's more of a pain shield to admit it still hurts.

Results 3 - "You're still hurt... more than you admit."

You're not weak at all.

You've been through a lot.

Until at some point, you start to believe that the whole problem = yourself.

• You throw everything into the words "Because I'm not good enough."

• When dumped, overlooked

You don't think, "He can't see us all."

"He saw the real one, so go."

• You step back from many things.

It's not because I'm awake.

But because it feels like "stay, no one appreciates it anyway."

You don't need more teachings.

You need people who aren't in a hurry to interpret you as "awake" or "not awake."

Admitting, "I'm still hurt right now."

Is really the beginning of realization.

It's not to pretend, "I'm okay now."

...

It's over. Do you dare tell yourself which results you got?

If you dare, type 1 / 2 / 3 quietly.

Just to admit to yourself first.

No need to explain.

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