Up at 5AM doing online quizzes - what t'Frig is wrong with me?

[derien]

Difficult Your life has been 39% difficult.

Based on your family, money, political context, and personal situation -- during the important years of your development -- it appears your life was DIFFICULT. What does this mean? Well, the "difficulty" of your life is a measure of how rough you had it. Relative to the world, you had a very, very difficult childhood. I'm not sure what "success" means to you, but whatever it is, you can achieve it. When you do, it'll be that much more impressive.

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 64% on difficult

Link: The How Difficult Is Your Life Test written by chicken_pot_pie on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Hm.  I wonder who had a 'good' childhood.  Oh, wait, those people probably have no need to journalize. :)

I'm going back to bed for an hour.  I know it's unfair, eor, but what am I going to do if I'm up, now?  If I have too much time I just vegetate, I might as well be asleep. 

eta:
Everyone must read the thread of daegaer and Co. commenting on the possibilities that abound with making Paradise Lost as a movie - *chortle!*.

Yes, I have not gone back to bed, yet, and maybe I'll give up the idea. Vegitating is proving more fun. :)

Comments

Re: IIRC

[derien.livejournal.com]

I think you're right, that is the point. I'd be embarassed to claim having had a difficult childhood, but when people start talking about things they did a children, and their understanding of how the world is/was, quite often I feel like I'm from another planet.

The writer of the quiz left out some things I think should be pertinent, but I've got to define how I think the questions should be asked. Something like:
"Was your house usually warm enough?"
"Did you have clean clothes on a regular basis?"
"Were your clothes similar to those of your classmates?"
"Did you have friends over to visit?"
"When you got home from school, was there an adult in the house?"
Perhaps even:
"Rate the cleanliness of your home environment."