This is a word that is rarely applied to me...

[gridlore]

Normal Self-love 70% mind-love and 44% body-love!

That's right! You are normal! Within a few percentage points, I've determined that you have neither an excessive love nor excessive dislike of yourself; you are just plain fine with your body and mind. That's great! It's impossible to complain about someone like you. The smiley face in the below graph indicates where you lie, in a 2-D measure of self-love. I'm continually adjusting the cutoffs. What this means: a "normal" says you really are around the average, and a "cocky" says you really are cockier than most other people. Based on some real-world testing, I have some final advice: don't date someone if your squares are not sharing an edge or corner. friendships more than 2 squares away probably aren't healthy. Note that neither of these restrictions apply to you.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 54% on mind You scored higher than 19% on body

Link: The How Much Do You Love Yourself Test written by chicken_pot_pie on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Comments

Remember "Normal" is not the same as "Average"

[capplor.livejournal.com]

In this case, "Normal" seems more synonymous with a healthy balance than necessarilly being like "most people", although looking at your stats I'm surprised that 19% on body makes you "normal". (Or it might be that "versus age & gender" thing. LOTS of women are dissatisfied with their bodies.)

I wonder how many people really have a composite score in the center.