Friendship test: how alike are you and your friends?
You know your friends' favourite food. Do you know whether they would pick up at midnight? This friendship test skips the trivia and asks about the moments that show how a friendship works: the call that comes when you are exhausted, the gear that keeps coming back broken, the meme that arrives after two weeks of silence. Each dilemma has two defensible answers, so nobody fails. Ask them out loud, one at a time, and let people defend their choice.
It is past midnight, you are exhausted, and a friend calls in tears wanting to talk for hours.
An old friend you drifted from reaches out to reconnect. It ended awkwardly back then.
A friend you love dearly tells the same stories, louder, at every dinner. Tonight they are mid-story again and new people are checking their phones.
Your oldest friend's birthday dinner is tonight. So is the only nearby date of a band you have loved for twenty years.
A friend keeps borrowing your gear and returning it worse. Now they ask for the tent.
The annual trip with the old crew is booking up. It stopped being fun for you two summers ago.
Your friend shows up unannounced with takeaway, third time this month. Tonight you had planned nothing but quiet.
One friend has picked the restaurant for as long as the group has existed. Tonight you have a place in mind.
The smaller hangouts always skip the same friend, and the group quietly prefers it that way.
A friend keeps tagging you in old photos you would rather stayed buried. A new one just went up.
Your friend posted a photo of you from last night. You look terrible. They think it is the best one.
Two weeks of silence from a friend. Then a meme arrives, as if nothing happened.
Want a score? Take the free test and send your link. Friends answer the same 13 dilemmas in their browser with no download, guess what you chose along the way, and you both see how alike you are. SENEKA is a game for reflection and fun, not a validated test.
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