1: Which would bother you most in someone you lived with?
A) They're slow and won't commit to a plan
B) They quietly turn everything into a competition
C) They're unreliable about money and mess
D) They rearrange your things
E) They never want to talk about anything beyond logistics
F) They're emotionally demanding and need constant reassurance
G) They go cold on you when you're upset
H) They repeat something you told them in confidence

Quiz Master's interesting facts

You have a shell, and you need it, and it isn't shyness.

You're often the warmest person in the room. That's what confuses people. They mistake warmth for access, and then they find the wall, and they never quite understand what happened.

There's an inside and an outside to you. A real one. You decide who crosses, the decision is usually early and very quiet, and it holds in both directions.

You'd rather host than go out. You want people fed, settled, staying later than they planned. You've built somewhere that works and you go into it when the world gets loud, and you watch other people treat their homes as a place to sleep between more important events, which strikes you as a strange way to live.

You remember exactly who was kind to you. Precisely. With dates. You could produce the list right now and it would be accurate.

You remember the other thing too, and that list is just as accurate, and nobody on it has ever been told they're on it.