Who are you without other people's opinions? — a psychological test

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Who are you without other people's opinions?

Do you see the world through your own eyes or through other people's filters?
Check how much of your life is yours and how many other voices are dictating your script.

1. How do you make decisions?

First I find out “what people will say” Sometimes I ask for opinions, sometimes I decide myself I decide on my own — my experience, my mistakes

2. How important is other people's approval to you?

Very important — otherwise I get anxious Nice sometimes, but not critical Not important at all — I'm fine with myself

3. How do you react to criticism?

I immediately doubt myself I listen, but filter it I filter it and take only what's constructive

4. Do you ever change your plans because of someone else's opinion?

Regularly Sometimes, if they're people close to me Rarely, if I see real sense in it

5. You most often compare yourself…

With everyone around me — it's a habit Sometimes, but I know where to stop With the “me” of yesterday

6. How do you feel when people don't approve of your choice?

Fear, shame, a wish to undo it all Unpleasant, but I keep going Completely calm — that's their business

7. Who do you most often ask for advice?

Anyone and everyone, even the taxi driver A couple of close people Myself, or at most an expert

8. Can you stand up for your opinion in a group?

No, it's easier to go along Sometimes I try, if it's “not scary” Always, and without embarrassment

9. How often do you revise your views?

Whenever a “new influencer” appears If there are arguments Only if I see the point myself

10. When do you feel most like yourself?

When I get a like, approval, applause When I'm “with my pack” When I do something for myself regardless of what others think