Following rules or something like that test

[Gauche]

ok, so the title tells everything about it:

here it is:
OkCupid.com: Take The Goody Two Shoes Test

 

[Lady_X]

Mostly Compliant

Congratulations! You scored ###!

You don't like ruffling feathers & making ripples in the water. You respect authority & usually follow the rules. But when something isn't right you have no problem doing what is right. Keep up the good work & you'll have a happy & successful life.

 

[wolfy]

Fighting the system

OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.

 

[JocktheMotie]

Fighting the system.

 

[rhinosaur]

Mostly Compliant

You don't like ruffling feathers & making ripples in the water. You respect authority & usually follow the rules. But when something isn't right you have no problem doing what is right. Keep up the good work & you'll have a happy & successful life.

 

[Athenian200]

The Brown Noser

Congratulations! You scored ###!

Did you have any fun growing up? It's good to follow the rules but you need to start thinking for yourself. Continue doing what is right, but keep in mind that just because someone is in charge doesn't mean they are always right.

Well... yes.

 

[FDG]

Fighting the system

I am very punctual and stuff, but I have zero respect for authority.

 

[BerberElla]

Fighting the system

OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.

Me too.

 

[Costrin]

Mostly Compliant

Congratulations! You scored ###!

You don't like ruffling feathers & making ripples in the water. You respect authority & usually follow the rules. But when something isn't right you have no problem doing what is right. Keep up the good work & you'll have a happy & successful life.

Mostly because it's too much of a bother to disobey.

 

[BerberElla]

I honestly thought some of the questions were lame, I mean of course I'm going to stop at a red light, not because the law says it, or because I am obeying anyone, merely because it's safer and I have no desire to die for a dumb reason lol.

I mean that's just common sense, not obediance.

Take away all those questions that are simply common sense, and I am positive I would have come out as a true rebel.

 

[Anja]

I'm pretty counter-culture. Combine that with a need for harmony and a need for connection with others and you've got cognitive dissonance.

How do I deal with that?

I can break any rule that I want to break any time I want. That's what I tell myself. The rest of my rule for myself is that I have to be willing to take whatever consequences that are the result of my rule-breaking.

That simplifies it for me. And it also allows me a sense of personal freedom and integrity.

 

[BerberElla]

I can break any rule that I want to break any time I want. That's what I tell myself. The rest of my rule for myself is that I have to be willing to take whatever consequences that are the result of my rule-breaking.

That simplifies it for me. And it also allows me a sense of personal freedom and integrity.

That's a good way to put it.

 

[527468]

Mostly Compliant

Congratulations! You scored ###!

You don't like ruffling feathers & making ripples in the water. You respect authority & usually follow the rules. But when something isn't right you have no problem doing what is right. Keep up the good work & you'll have a happy & successful life.

 

[01011010]

Mostly compliant

I break lots of other rules, never mentioned in the quiz.

 

[ragashree]

Fighting the system
Congratulations! You scored ###!



OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.

Probably accurate, but I'm surprised I got this score, given the vacuousness of several of the questions, as a few people have mentioned already. Who the hell drives through a red light for no good reason, except a psychopath? I think things like never bothering to turn up for school when I was young may have helped me though

 

[moira]

Fighting the system

Congratulations! You scored ###!

OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.

 

[Phantonym]

Mostly compliant.

 

[Arthur Schopenhauer]

Mostly Compliant

You don't like ruffling feathers & making ripples in the water. You respect authority & usually follow the rules. But when something isn't right you have no problem doing what is right. Keep up the good work & you'll have a happy & successful life.

There is partial truth to this. The only reason I don't do as I wish is because there are consequences that come along with those actions. Having said that, those consequences are the only thing keeping me from disregarding authority entirely. I have no respect for rules or those in power, and I see imposed rules as rules to a game; you can cheat or play by them in a dirty way, so long as you benefit from it.

Stolen cookies anyone? They're fresh.

Edit: I also found some of these questions odd...

 

[Queen Kat]

Fighting the system
Congratulations! You scored ###!

OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.

Your Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
You scored 27% on prudepoints, higher than 6% of your peers.

 

[KDude]

Fighting the system
Congratulations! You scored ###!

OK, while you enjoy breaking rules & challenging authority you still see some importance in laws. Use your common sense & you'll be ok. There is nothing wrong w/ challenging authority when it needs to be...just don't get carried away.