How proud are you?
Asking for help, acknowledging a mistake and receiving a correction are the central scenes in this questionnaire.
34 participants · 3 min
Published by Rasgora · Methodology
10 questions · 3–3 min
About this test
Asking for help, acknowledging a mistake and receiving a correction are the central scenes in this questionnaire. Pride can mean satisfaction in an achievement or difficulty giving ground; here we explore the second through everyday choices. The scale does not measure dignity or require you to apologize for everything.
Recognizing your mistake in an argument does not mean accepting all responsibility. If you chose to wait for the other person to write first, the result represents that choice, not a permanent inability to repair relationships.
Frequently asked questions
How can I use this result?
Think of a small disagreement and separate your part from the other person’s. Practice a specific apology: “I was wrong to do this; next time I will do that.” Avoid adding a condition that erases what you just acknowledged.
What does the score represent?
Selected points are divided by the maximum possible and rounded to a percentage. This is an internal questionnaire scale, not a population percentile or clinical measure.
How this test works
Each answer adds a predefined number of points. The total is compared with the maximum possible score and converted to a percentage that places your result in a descriptive range.
Profiles in this questionnaire
These readings are narrative profiles by Rasgora. They describe answers within the game, not established facts about your personality. Read them before taking part and compare them with examples from your life; none defines your worth or replaces a professional assessment.
🕊️ Humility in person
0–25% · questionnaire scale
Pride doesn't govern you: you apologize, admit mistakes and would even tell your ex they were right. Your peace is worth more than any battle won.
Reflection: Humility with limits: apologizing yes, apologizing for existing no.
🐱 House-cat pride
26–50% · questionnaire scale
You have your feline dignity: you yield, but at your own pace; you apologize, but you pick the moment. Pride exists, though it doesn't drive the car.
Reflection: Shorten the gap between 'I know I was wrong' and saying it. Every hour costs.
🦁 Pride of the pride
51–75% · questionnaire scale
Your pride roars: apologizing is hard, the silent treatment is your second language and 'I told you so' tastes like glory. You win arguments… and lose moments.
Reflection: This week, say 'I was wrong' out loud once. Nobody has died from it. Yet.
🗽 Monument to pride
76–100% · questionnaire scale
Legendary level: you never text first, never apologize first and carry unresolved arguments from 2019. Your pride has its own pride.
Reflection: Think of the person you lost to pride. Was it worth it? That answer is your homework.