Are You a Real P or a P Poser? Fake P Test
Everyone says they're a P. This test just checks 12 real moments — your suitcase the night before a trip, three days before a deadline. Five tiers, from real P to basically J.
Are You a Real Egen or an Egen Poser? Fake Egen Test

Egen 70%, Teto 30%. You've fully earned the right to call yourself an Egen. Reacting to feeling first and reading faces first is your default setting. Your self-introduction wasn't an exaggeration. It's just not 100% pure. At the decisive moment, the 30% Teto quietly rises up. You listen to venting all the way through, and when something's genuinely off, you land one precise sentence. You say you can't say no, and you still cut off an unreasonable ask, apology attached. You cried until dawn and you're still up doing your work by morning. That 30% is actually what protects you. It's the thing that splits you from the pure Egen who absorbs everything and burns out alone. That's why your relationships last. Being soft here isn't a weakness, it's a soft heart with brakes installed on top of it.
When you like someone it shows, and you don't ration the expression. If they're having a rough day, your tone softens first. You still don't bend to everything, though. Cross the same line more than once and you say so, quietly but clearly. "This one's hard for me." That single sentence keeps the relationship comfortable without making you a pushover. After a fight, you're the one who reaches out first the next day. You still separate what deserves an apology from what doesn't. From their side, you're someone to lean on without ever walking on eggshells.
You're the first to notice who on the team is struggling. Noticing doesn't mean your own work slips, though. Emotional labor attaches to your seat naturally, so there's a lot to carry. Still, the 30% Teto marks a stopping point, so you don't fully burn out. At the team dinner, you're the one who goes and sits next to whoever's alone. It's not calculated, it just catches your eye. That's why the people stick around even when the team changes.
Gifts and meals take a clearly larger share of your spending. You never skip weddings and funerals. Someone says they're struggling and you want to put a coffee in their hand at minimum. So relationship spending goes out steadily every month. The 30% Teto steps in to flag when this month's stopped, though. Your account never gets emptied out completely. Overspending on a round and regretting it the next week almost never happens. This is exactly where you split from the pure Egen. It's why you get to keep showing up for people for years.
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