Rizz Hypercube Test

This is literally based on vibes. See here for test info.

  1. If a joke doesn’t land, I feel an urge to explain what people were supposed to get.
  2. I would still do most of my “thing” the same way even if nobody ever saw it.
  3. When I post something, I already know how people are likely to react.
  4. Trying too hard is worse than being wrong.
  5. I enjoy acting a little unhinged if it makes the moment better.
  6. I can usually tell when something is cringe before anyone says it.
  7. If someone with no clout calls me cringe, it doesn’t really affect me.
  8. I’ve intentionally played dumb or harmless to avoid conflict.
  9. I notice when people are performing for an audience, even if the audience is imaginary.
  10. I trust my instincts more than my explanations.
  11. I feel a noticeable pull to clarify myself when I’m misunderstood.
  12. I often draft a response in my head before anything actually happens.
  13. I’m comfortable asserting myself even if it makes things awkward.
  14. Waiting before responding usually improves the outcome.
  15. Sometimes I lean into something even when I suspect it might be cringe.
  16. I’m fine being overlooked if it avoids unnecessary tension.
  17. I enjoy moments that feel risky or slightly embarrassing.
  18. I think through multiple versions of what I might say before choosing one.
  19. I don’t mind being the person who sets the tone.
  20. Not responding right away is often the best move.
  21. I sometimes post things without fully thinking through the consequences.
  22. I feel uncomfortable leaving something ambiguous if people might misunderstand me.
  23. I’m okay letting others take credit if it keeps things smooth.
  24. I can tell when something is working without needing feedback.
  25. I can usually tell when something will be received well before I say it.
  26. I feel pressure to respond when people are waiting for my reaction.
  27. I’m comfortable holding my ground even if it creates tension.
  28. I sometimes keep going with something even after it starts to feel awkward.
  29. I trust my initial reaction more than my later rationalisations.
  30. I’m rarely bothered by criticism from people I don’t respect.
  31. I often adjust how I present myself depending on who’s watching.
  32. I have strong opinions and I’m not embarrassed by them.
  33. If someone tests me, I respond in a way that discourages repeats.
  34. I often act on impulse and deal with the fallout later.
  35. I’d rather be underestimated than seen as intimidating.
  36. I often regret what I say because it came out awkward.
  37. I spend a lot of time refining how I come across.
  38. I’m basically the same person whether I’m alone or in public.
  39. I rarely rehearse what I’m going to say.
  40. I usually have a plan before I act.
  41. I consciously shift how I act depending on the social setting.
  42. I don’t really think about whether I’m being “on” or “off”.
  43. When I draw a boundary, people tend to respect it.
  44. I often minimise myself to keep interactions smooth.
  45. I’m comfortable standing by opinions others might not like.
  46. I frequently worry that what I said came off badly.
  47. I put noticeable effort into managing how I’m perceived.
  48. Most of the time, I don’t worry about doing things “right”.
  49. I prefer to think through outcomes before I act.
  50. I often rely on gut instinct rather than planning.
  51. I’m comfortable letting a moment pass without adding anything.
  52. Silence makes me feel like I should clarify or contribute.
  53. I often wait to see how things unfold before deciding what to do.
  54. If I think of something good to say, I’d rather say it immediately.
  55. Holding back can be more effective than responding directly.
  56. I often let things slide rather than assert myself.
  57. I think through several versions of a response before choosing one.
  58. Acting at the right moment matters more than having the perfect response.
  59. I feel pressure to respond quickly so I’m not forgotten.
  60. Choosing when not to engage is a form of control.
  61. After posting something, I often replay how it might be interpreted.
  62. I’ve delayed posting something because I wasn’t sure how it would land.
  63. I’m okay leaving something up even if it’s a little rough around the edges.
  64. I’ve edited or rewritten something multiple times before posting.
  65. I sometimes delete things because they feel cringe after the fact.
  66. Once something is out there, I don’t feel the need to walk it back.
  67. I worry about how something I posted reflects on me.
  68. I usually know whether I’ll stand by something before I post it.
  69. I don’t feel pressure to clean up old posts.
  70. If something feels honest in the moment, I’m fine leaving it as-is.
  71. I’m often aware of how I might be perceived, even when I’m alone.
  72. I sometimes rehearse explanations in my head that I never end up giving.
  73. When I’m by myself, I don’t really think about how I come across.
  74. I cringe at things I’ve said or done even when nobody else noticed.
  75. I often think about how I’d justify myself if questioned.
  76. I rarely imagine an audience when I make decisions.
  77. I adjust my behaviour based on how I think it would be interpreted later.
  78. I’m fine being misunderstood if the moment feels right.
  79. I sometimes feel like I’m being evaluated even when nothing is at stake.
  80. Most of the time, I’m not performing for anyone in particular.
  81. While answering questions like these, I think about what my answers say about me.
  82. I try to be consistent in my answers, even if the questions feel similar.
  83. I’m answering these questions mostly on instinct.
  84. I’ve noticed myself adjusting answers to better fit how I want to be seen.
  85. I’m not really thinking about the structure of this test while answering it.
  86. I’m aware that some answers might make me seem better or worse.
  87. I’m trying not to contradict myself across different questions.
  88. I don’t feel especially judged by this process.
  89. I’ve had at least one moment of “wait, why am I answering it like that?”
  90. I’m not overthinking this.
  91. I think of myself as pretty low-maintenance.
  92. I spend more time thinking about how I come across than I’d like to admit.
  93. I generally say what I think without much filtering.
  94. I notice myself adjusting my tone depending on the situation.
  95. I see myself as someone with a strong sense of taste.
  96. I often second-guess things I’ve already said or done.
  97. I think people generally know where I stand.
  98. I describe myself as easygoing, even though I stress internally.
  99. I have a pretty clear idea of how I want to be perceived.
  100. I don’t think much about what kind of impression I leave.
  101. When conflict is unavoidable, I try to steer it rather than escape it.
  102. I usually back off from conflict even when I think I’m right.
  103. I’m careful about when and how I push back.
  104. If someone crosses a line, I respond immediately.
  105. I avoid conflict mainly because it feels exhausting.
  106. People usually know where I stand, even if I don’t argue much.
  107. I sometimes soften my stance to keep things from escalating.
  108. Letting tension sit can give me more leverage later.
  109. I’d rather disengage than risk making things worse.
  110. Standing firm matters more to me than keeping the peace.
  111. I’m trying to get a “good” result.
  112. I’m answering honestly, even if it makes me look worse.
  113. I’ve mentally revised an earlier answer while reading a later question.
  114. Some contradictions are fine if the vibe is right.
  115. I can feel myself managing my image while taking this.
  116. If I wanted to, I could intentionally give a misleading impression here.
  117. At least one of my answers is a lie for self-preservation.
  118. I don’t think this test has influenced my mood at all.
  119. Part of me wants to retake this to see if I can do better.
  120. I’m going to forget about this result and move on.

Answered 0 / 120