Do You Often Feel Lonely?
People caught up in the fast pace of life often fear loneliness. Those who are lucky may find a confidant and live free from solitude, or have a few friends to occasionally meet with to help keep loneliness at bay. The real sense of fear arises when someone has neither a confidant nor friends, leaving them alone with their loneliness. Do you often feel lonely in your life? Let's take a quiz to find out.
1. Do you admit your mistakes when you make them?
2. When you are alone, do you feel like having a drink?
3. Have you ever had a pet dog or cat?
4. When you're busy at work, do you dislike being interrupted by others?
5. Do you often set goals for yourself?
6. Are there many places you'd like to visit?
7. Do you have friends wherever you go?
8. Do you listen to music every day?
9. Are you fluent in any foreign languages?
10. Do you enjoy watching anime or subculture content?
12. Do you often eat instant noodles?
13. Do you often daydream when you have nothing to do?
14. Does the unknown future scare you?
A: Loneliness Index 35%
Most of the time, you don't feel lonely, but during tough times, having a friend by your side is very comforting. You can handle everyday things on your own, but when you're down, having company makes life much brighter.
B: Loneliness Index 10%
It seems you manage quite well even when alone. This is probably because you’ve become accustomed to a life apart from the crowd. You find there are many things you enjoy doing alone, and you truly value your independence. This doesn’t mean you don’t get along with others; you simply value your solitary time.
C: Loneliness Index 95%
You really don't like being away from the group; you need to have friends around you. Facing things alone is not acceptable to you, even for minor day-to-day matters. It's important for you to have friends by your side, which is possible because you have a good social circle with many friends willing to accompany you.
D: Loneliness Index 70%
Your loneliness index is quite high, but you are gradually adapting. In social settings, everyone seems to have a companion, making being alone feel isolating. However, if your living situation requires independence, you can handle it well. It really is a matter of how the environment shapes us.