When was your life most confusing?

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(27 questions in total) Are you a person who struggles with indecision? What period was the most confusing for you? It has to do with the experiences you’ve had in life. Perhaps you haven’t realized it yet, but the times when you were most troubled have already passed. Take this test now; just don’t take it too seriously, nor ignore it either. 　　1. Are you a rebellious child? 　　Yes → Question 10 No → Question 2 2. Are you a person with great ambitions and ideals? 　　Yes → Question 11 No → Question 3 3. Isn’t it because you didn’t put in enough effort that you weren’t successful? 　　Yes → Question 12 No → Question 4 4. Do you think that dreams cease to exist after getting married? 　　Yes → Question 13 No → Question 5 5. Are you very worried that your child will not turn out well? 　　Yes → Question 14 No → Question 6 6. Do you hope to live as long as possible? 　　Yes → Question 15 No → Question 7 7. What would you do if you found out that another person of the opposite sex is pursuing your partner? 　　Pride → Question 16 Anger → Question 8 8. Do you think staying in contact with an ex means that one really didn’t love the other that much? 　　Yes → Question 17 No → Question 9 9. When in a relationship, do you often talk on the phone with your partner? 　　Yes → Question 18 No → Question 10 10. When you were studying, were your dreams great? 　　Yes → Question 19 No → Question 11 11. Aren’t you willing to go beyond the ordinary? 　　Yes → Question 20 No → Question 12 12. Do you think reality is really cruel? 　　Yes → Question 21 No → Question 13 13. Would you give up your own wishes for your family? 　　Yes → Question 22 No → Question 14 14. Do you hope your children will inherit your dreams? 　　Yes → Question 23 No → Question 15 15. Is getting sick your biggest fear? 　　Yes → Question 24 No → Question 16 16. Are your relationship with the other person’s friends also close? 　　Yes → Question 25 No → Question 17 17. Will the other person’s parents call you? 　　Yes → Question 26 No → Question 18 18. Would you go shopping by yourself? 　　Yes → Question 27 No → Question 19 19. Have you ever felt lost? 　　Yes → Type A No → Question 20 20. If your career is not successful, would you definitely not want to get married? 　　Yes → Type B No → Question 21 21. Are you very afraid of aging? 　　Yes → Type C No → Question 22 22. Do you think as one gets older, they will forget their goals? 　　Yes → Type D No → Question 23 23. Are you someone who likes children? 　　Yes → Type E No → Question 24 24. Do you easily accept reality? 　　Yes → Type F No → Question 25 25. Do you think studying is more difficult than working? 　　Yes → Type A No → Type B 26. What makes you feel frustrated? 　　Unable to stand out on one’s own → Type C Often feel empty inside → Type D 27. Have you tried to assimilate others? 　　Yes → Type E No → Type F Result analysis: Type A The most confusing moment in your life was at the age of 15. When you were 15, you were a rebellious kid who never listened to your parents and acted willfully and irrationally for no reason. You long for a life of freedom; you don’t even want to study, but you’re not able to be independent. At that time, you don’t know what the future will hold. In short, you really want to grow up, thinking that once you do, you’ll be able to escape your parents’ control. Basically, once you pass puberty, life becomes less complicated. 　　Type B: The most confusing moment in your life occurs around the age of 25. At 25, you might feel lost about your future. You want to strive while you’re young and create a bright future, but the shackles of reality hinder your progress. Perhaps you simply can’t find your own path, or maybe you do find it but don’t know how to move forward or how to persevere; in any case, this will make you quite frustrated. 　　Type C: The most confusing period of your life occurs around the age of 30. At the age of 30, you feel that your youth is gone and that you haven’t achieved anything yet. As a result, you begin to resent your life; you’re also afraid that it will just pass by in mediocrity. But it seems there’s nothing you can do about it. You keep pondering the meaning of life, and the more you think about it, the more frustrated and troubled you become, not knowing what to do. 　　Type D: The most confusing moment in your life occurs around the age of 35. At 35, you are trapped by your family. Many dreams from youth were never realized, nor was there any chance to do so. You feel like your life has been set in stone. And you, who fear aging, watch the days pass by with an indescribable sense of melancholy in your heart. Time cannot be reversed; once it has passed, it never returns, leaving only an empty sigh. 　　Type E: The most confusing moment in your life occurs around the age of 45. At 45, you’re not troubled by your own life, but worried about your children. You are the kind of person who worries needlessly, hoping that their child will succeed in everything, wishing that they will listen to you. But which child isn’t rebellious? As a result, you become extremely frustrated and don’t know how to educate them. 　　Type F: The most confusing moment in your life occurs around the age of 50. With 50 years old, more than half of your life has passed. Most people feel that time passes quickly at this stage; it seems as though they haven’t accomplished much in their lives before they already grow old. You, of course, are no exception. At 50, you’re afraid that time is passing by faster and faster, yet you can do nothing about it. Sometimes, you wish for time to pass even quicker; after all, since you’re already getting old, why not just end your life sooner?