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[cicer]

The Keys to Your Heart

You are attracted to those who are unbridled, untrammeled, and free.

In love, you feel the most alive when things are straight-forward, and you're told that you're loved.

You'd like to your lover to think you are flexible and ready for anything!

You would be forced to break up with someone who was insecure and in constant need of reassurance.

Your ideal relationship is lasting. You want a relationship that looks to the future... one you can grow with.

Your risk of cheating is 100%. You are not suited for a monogamous relationship.

You think of marriage as something precious. You'll treasure marriage and treat it as sacred.

In this moment, you think of love as something you thirst for. You'll do anything for love, but you won't fall for it easily.

What Are The Keys To Your Heart?

Hm. Interesting. This reminds me of that one personality quiz that put you in a hypothetic situation where you are lost in a desert with a horse, a lion, a monkey, a sheep, and a cow. One by one you have to choose which animal you'd keep and which one you'd leave behind. Each animal is symbolic of something, and at the end the quiz supposed to tell you what you value most in your life. There's a version of it here.

That quiz always interested me. I first took it a couple years ago at a seminar at school, and I always thought it was an unusual and clever test. If anyone's curious, I left the sheep first, then the cow, then the horse, then the lion, and I kept the monkey. It was a hard decision between the monkey and the lion, though, which amused me when I found out what they actually represent. Very interesting.

Comments

[emungere.livejournal.com]

But...the lion would eat you. And you can ride the horse. Heh. Yeah, I always take these things too literally.

[cicer.livejournal.com]

Hee! That's okay, I tend to do that too. I guess you're just supposed to go with your instincts, though. Out of curiousity, what order would you do it in?

[emungere.livejournal.com]

Non-instinctually? I dumped the lion first, due to not wanting to get eaten. Then the cow, because I figured it drank more water than anything but the horse and I could ride the horse. Then the sheep because it had to drink more than the monkey. And finally the horse, because the monkey was tiny and wouldn't drink much and I could carry it if it collapsed. Also, monkey! Cute!

When I did it the othe way, I still ended up with the monkey at the end. I guess my non-existent children are very important to me. *g*