People tend to come to you for:
• A good laugh and a safe place to vent.
• Deep conversations that go nowhere and everywhere.
• Solid advice, even if it’s not what they want to hear.
• Support with their problems, even when you’re falling apart yourself.
• To feel seen in ways they can’t explain.
How do you tend to show affection?
• Light teasing, dumb memes, and making them laugh.
• Giving them something you made just for them.
• Checking in without making it a big deal.
• Sharing something personal you don’t usually talk about.
• Helping them fix their problems before they even ask.
Pick a cursed object you were definitely meant to inherit:
• An old VHS tape labeled “do not watch”.
• A ceramic angel with a broken face.
• A dusty manga volume with someone’s name scratched out.
• A USB stick that auto-opens a text file called “Hi :)”.
• A necklace that you don’t remember putting on.
You’re being interrupted constantly in a conversation. What happens next?
• You shrink a little. What’s the point?
• You keep talking until they notice. They won’t.
• You throw in something ridiculous to force them to look at you.
• You call it out, calmly but directly.
What do you secretly wish people saw in you?
• That you’re trying so hard to stay okay.
• That you notice everything.
• That you’re more sensitive than you act.
• That you’re not as put-together as you seem.
• That you care, even if you can’t say it right.
Your most toxic trait if it had a catchphrase:
• “I’m fine. It’s fine. Everything’s fine.”
• “No one else will do it right, so I’ll just handle it.”
• “I don’t care. (I do, a lot.)”
• “If I open up, you’ll leave.”
• “I already know how this ends.”
If you were in the Literature Club, what would you actually be contributing?
• Sarcastic but well-timed commentary.
• Poems with layers that even you don’t fully understand.
• Comforting energy, even when no one asks for it.
• Ambitious ideas that may or may not emotionally destabilize the group.
• Quiet edits that improve everyone’s work without drawing attention.
Whose breakdown hit you the hardest?
• Sayori’s. You saw it coming and still felt helpless.
• Yuri’s. It was raw, messy, and way too real.
• Natsuki’s. Nobody should have to endure that and still smile.
• Monika’s. What if she’s the only one telling the truth?
Which act of Monika’s do you lowkey get?
• Wanting someone to really see you, even if it breaks the world.
• Editing the code just a little to make things more fair.
• Saying the hard thing no one else will.
• Cracking the illusion because everyone’s pretending anyway.
You wake up and it’s one of those rare mornings where nothing is expected of you. What now?
• Stay in bed for a bit. Let your brain drift.
• Get something done before your energy fades.
• Do something creative, even if it never sees the light of day.
• Make something small and sweet, just because.
• Spiral into existential thought before lunch.
How do you know when you’re really safe with someone?
• You don’t have to translate your feelings.
• You can talk for hours or say nothing at all.
• You don’t have to ask twice to be heard.
• You can break a little, and they don’t flinch.
• You’re not worried about being “too much”.
A friend hasn’t texted back in days. You’re feeling weird about it. What now?
• Overthink it but say nothing.
• Assume they hate you and spiral.
• Text something dumb and casual like nothing happened.
• Move on, but log it away emotionally forever.
• Call them out directly.