my room was well lit, light colored furniture. just basics like a bed a dresser with scattered clothes. mostly white clothes. my beach only had 1-2 people off in the distance
My childhood was terrible. I was kidnapped for two weeks by my uncle. We where poor and often went hungry, my dad was always angry and my mom was depressed. This is how i described the room i woke up in: "Large comfortable, warm, musty with books and thick dark wood furniture, a throw rug on the floor and stone tiles. I would like to stay and explore." Not even remotely close. Number two, i am flirtatious and charming, I talk constantly, i am an introvert but i enjoy the company of my friends and loved ones. i saw a beach devoid of people, and of any evidence of people.
the room was white and the furnature was brown and the mirror looked like a big portal to hell, the bathroom door made me feel like i was being stalked, and the other room door made me feel like there's a serial killer at the other side. i wanted to stay because i'm too lazy to go somewhere else. i am also very social. well i knew i shouldn't have watched nickelodian when i was growing up...
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The room was clinically white, with old ellegant armchairs of purple velvet with dark wood, same with an old kitchen couch, an old rather small table with dark wood just like the rest of the furnishing. There was a big painting of a rather scary clown. The room had no doors, windows or lamps, yet it was very bright. It made me feel uncomortable and strange, really weird, and I kind of wanted to get out. The beach was completely deserted not another human soul in sight. Well that can hardly be good, especially since I'm only fifteen...
my room was pure black with a dais of bones and yet like a palace(in short it was the palace of Hades) and it made me feel welcome and comfortable and I loved the dark and I wanted to stay there the beach was deserted and made me feel happy except for the light and I am only 11
My room had no windows, so I assumed it was underground. I woke up in a double bed made of mahogany wood, with a black mattress cover and a red satin quilt. The room was massive, but it wasn't cold because of the lit fireplace. By the fireplace, there were about two long bookshelves that were about twice my height and two red chairs facing the fireplace. There was a black carpet and a red rug in the middle of the room, which felt super fluffy against my toes. I didn't think about wallpaper or anything. I didn't want to leave because it was super cosy, but I really wanted someone to come in soon, because the silence and the size of the room was making me feel pretty lonely pretty fast. Also, I imagined a few people at the beach who looked like they were close but, as I kept walking towards them, I realised that they were much farther away from me than I had previously thought. I don't really know what all of that means, but there you go.
1. The room is empty for the most part. It is brightly white and is made out of cement. The only furniture is a mat on the floor for sitting and a small coffee table(both white) There is also one beautiful painting that consists of a boat and a beautiful sunset. It is in front of the coffee table hanging on the wall. The room has a sad aura around it and I most definitely want to get out. 2. The beach has a few dozen people. All talking amongst each other. It looks like a boardwalk but without any shops or bars. The people are not far and are walking around. *Sorry! Just typed on comments because I didn't have a piece of paper!!
Room only had a bed and a computer, but I didn't want to leave. The beach was deserted and I was walking well away from where the water could touch my feet. I felt more of a fall time wind, rather that warm summer time on the beach kind of feeling.
I pictured a room with a window that has sun shining though it and pineapple wall paper with a blue background and no furniture. But I really liked the room and I wanted to stay there.
test like this I would always fail because I don't believe in imaginations or pretending and besides it's more easier actually experiencing it rather giving a fake made up answer or give an answer that you may regret in a long run
The room was a mental hospital. I wanted to get out. Beds with shackles, bloody sheets. I seen only me. It's deserted, of course. Can someone decode this? Or go into depth?
The room represented your fear of being considered abnormal and that fear causes you some of the anxiety you now feel as an adult. The fear of not being seen as "normal" by others and constantly being instantly judged by those around you. This subconscious fear, of course, creates a desire to be seen as "normal" and therefore the desire to leave said room. This makes the empty beach kind of self-explanatory. You see it as empty because it is more comfortable to be alone and not experience the anxiety caused by this fear of judgement by others.
Or it all just happens to be the first thing your creative mind came up with and this test is completely bogus. Psychology is all just guess work and seriously not a true science but just a bunch of talk on judging individuals based on other people's similar experiences. LMAO
I wake up in a white colored walls room with a old dusty couch that is gray and no TV but a really old dollhouse and dolls everywhere and the floor has brown carpet I would to stay in the room it looks nice and creepy but still pretty
My room was a kitchen very small but cluttered with nicknacks and odds it smelled like cinnamon The beach had a few people walking with me and there were more off in the distance
My room was edgy, flawless, and very clean. It had future-like furnishings and had no decorations. And I was scared to be in there and wanted to leave. And for my beach it was deserted and It was sunset. I was walking in the water and there were cliffs far away.
Brenna Boo Future like furnishings, I don't know, maybe you grew up in a time with a burst of new technology? Little decorations probably means (relatively) few memories. That you were scared and wanted to leave may mean you disliked/dislikes your childhood and are ready to grow up. As for the beach, you're probably quite introvert, and you like sunsets? This is just a novice opinion based on what they said in the video, and from my own (seemingly gloomy) way of thinking. And of course the test is not necessarily all that accurate as you may be influenced by movies, books, games, what kind of styles you like, how you feel at the time etc. Feel free to tell me how correct the video and my own interpretation was, it'd be fun to know.
I was in a wood room with a fire infront of me I was in a dark brown chair just like the walls and floors I saw few furnishment and it was dark outside and raining thats the kind of room I would feel confortable in;w;
A low alluminated dim chamber. A solitary chair facing a workdest. Purple curtains which gently rustled in the breeze and a smell of a warm fire being the only illuminstion of the room. A large slender archway leading to the door which exits into an almost pitch black hallway thereat lies an intersection. A path downstairs where the morge lies. One upstairs to one of the two bell towers. One leading to the main hall whereat is a spiral staircase leading up to another bell tower this time surrounded by mechanisms clearly resembling a clock tower. One face of the wall has a door which keads out to a ledge where u can see the west part of the island. U can see the top of the emergency treatment building and a large portion of the recreational centre. Exiting the mansion i walk through the tunnels leading to the west. I find the recreational centre and opposing it the medical facility for less important needs and medical production.the silence always unbroken it is clear i am isolated from the rest of the world to be bothered nevermore
(Unfortunately the text i wrote before about mys surroundings had an error and im not rewritting all of that) dude im still in my childhood i never remember a gothic mansion and desolate island
Ummmm my room was a dark dirty prison cell....yaaa....and i somehow did not want to leave it... For the sea no one was around me..the whole place deserted...welp officialy the most depressing person ever to exist...GREAAAT
Fuck that. I saw hundreds of people but that's because I hate places with too many people around. I know the beach is really crowded and I do t like that.
This is such bullshit. I pictured a cozy apartment flooded by warming sunlight but my childhood wasn't that great. Also, who wouldn't want to stay in there?? And the second question only appealed to memories of days at the beach...
Peter Bonnema or could it be that you had better coping skills or possibly glamorised it in some way, or vice versa your childhood was not that bad in the grand scheme of childhoods. I think it's more reflective of supressed emotions and memories than the memories we can recall easily, for me it was things I often choose to not think about or remember.
Lolwut, I had quite a few childhood memories (than agian, I'm 13), but I said there were one or two people on the seaside, not that far away. Why did I choose that? I just thought it might be appropriate for the time of day to dusk, so not that many people would come out cause it's to cold! #Bruh
Such bullshit. I chose not to leave the room because it's comforting, not because I'm reluctant to grow up. Also, there were hundreds of people at the seaside but I'm very introverted.
This is very good, but quite creepy, gives you a deeper look into childhood for sure.
I saw a pitch black room while laying down on a table.....I saw one person who was really close
my room was well lit, light colored furniture. just basics like a bed a dresser with scattered clothes. mostly white clothes. my beach only had 1-2 people off in the distance
My childhood was terrible. I was kidnapped for two weeks by my uncle. We where poor and often went hungry, my dad was always angry and my mom was depressed. This is how i described the room i woke up in: "Large comfortable, warm, musty with books and thick dark wood furniture, a throw rug on the floor and stone tiles. I would like to stay and explore." Not even remotely close.
Number two, i am flirtatious and charming, I talk constantly, i am an introvert but i enjoy the company of my friends and loved ones. i saw a beach devoid of people, and of any evidence of people.
the room was white and the furnature was brown and the mirror looked like a big portal to hell, the bathroom door made me feel like i was being stalked, and the other room door made me feel like there's a serial killer at the other side. i wanted to stay because i'm too lazy to go somewhere else. i am also very social.
well i knew i shouldn't have watched nickelodian when i was growing up...
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The room was clinically white, with old ellegant armchairs of purple velvet with dark wood, same with an old kitchen couch, an old rather small table with dark wood just like the rest of the furnishing. There was a big painting of a rather scary clown. The room had no doors, windows or lamps, yet it was very bright. It made me feel uncomortable and strange, really weird, and I kind of wanted to get out.
The beach was completely deserted not another human soul in sight.
Well that can hardly be good, especially since I'm only fifteen...
my room was pure black with a dais of bones and yet like a palace(in short it was the palace of Hades) and it made me feel welcome and comfortable and I loved the dark and I wanted to stay there the beach was deserted and made me feel happy except for the light and I am only 11
Lycan Ferret Why that's just lovely. Developing some phsycopathical traits? I know I am.
My room had no windows, so I assumed it was underground. I woke up in a double bed made of mahogany wood, with a black mattress cover and a red satin quilt. The room was massive, but it wasn't cold because of the lit fireplace. By the fireplace, there were about two long bookshelves that were about twice my height and two red chairs facing the fireplace. There was a black carpet and a red rug in the middle of the room, which felt super fluffy against my toes. I didn't think about wallpaper or anything. I didn't want to leave because it was super cosy, but I really wanted someone to come in soon, because the silence and the size of the room was making me feel pretty lonely pretty fast.
Also, I imagined a few people at the beach who looked like they were close but, as I kept walking towards them, I realised that they were much farther away from me than I had previously thought.
I don't really know what all of that means, but there you go.
1. The room is empty for the most part. It is brightly white and is made out of cement. The only furniture is a mat on the floor for sitting and a small coffee table(both white) There is also one beautiful painting that consists of a boat and a beautiful sunset. It is in front of the coffee table hanging on the wall. The room has a sad aura around it and I most definitely want to get out.
2. The beach has a few dozen people. All talking amongst each other. It looks like a boardwalk but without any shops or bars. The people are not far and are walking around.
*Sorry! Just typed on comments because I didn't have a piece of paper!!
Room only had a bed and a computer, but I didn't want to leave.
The beach was deserted and I was walking well away from where the water could touch my feet. I felt more of a fall time wind, rather that warm summer time on the beach kind of feeling.
I pictured a room with a window that has sun shining though it and pineapple wall paper with a blue background and no furniture. But I really liked the room and I wanted to stay there.
I had never been to a room like that but it felt like I had been there what does this mean?
and the beach is deserted and I am alone but feel like I am with people what does this mean?
oh and the room makes me feel like a little girl in the 50s playing with her dolls what does this mean?
my room was small but i didn't want to leave.i wanted to expand my room and rearrange things to better suit me.
You wanted to basically change your childhood before you were ready to grow up?maybe? Idk
Ironically the room I pictured WAS my old room from my old house when I was a really young.
test like this I would always fail because I don't believe in imaginations or pretending and besides it's more easier actually experiencing it rather giving a fake made up answer or give an answer that you may regret in a long run
The room was a mental hospital. I wanted to get out. Beds with shackles, bloody sheets.
I seen only me. It's deserted, of course.
Can someone decode this? Or go into depth?
Mine was similar, it was a white mental/hospital room. There wasnt any colour, I wanted to get out.
But there wasn't any bloodm
The room represented your fear of being considered abnormal and that fear causes you some of the anxiety you now feel as an adult. The fear of not being seen as "normal" by others and constantly being instantly judged by those around you. This subconscious fear, of course, creates a desire to be seen as "normal" and therefore the desire to leave said room.
This makes the empty beach kind of self-explanatory. You see it as empty because it is more comfortable to be alone and not experience the anxiety caused by this fear of judgement by others.
Or it all just happens to be the first thing your creative mind came up with and this test is completely bogus. Psychology is all just guess work and seriously not a true science but just a bunch of talk on judging individuals based on other people's similar experiences. LMAO
Wow! That's pretty good!
I found myself in an anime from which is very adorable and grand like the room of a princess
miraculously correct on everything
I wake up in a white colored walls room with a old dusty couch that is gray and no TV but a really old dollhouse and dolls everywhere and the floor has brown carpet I would to stay in the room it looks nice and creepy but still pretty
My room was a kitchen very small but cluttered with nicknacks and odds it smelled like cinnamon
The beach had a few people walking with me and there were more off in the distance
I was in a dark stone wall room with a metal bed in the corner, then on the beach I was alone, the beach was deserted
we need to turn this sentence into a book
My room was edgy, flawless, and very clean. It had future-like furnishings and had no decorations. And I was scared to be in there and wanted to leave.
And for my beach it was deserted and It was sunset. I was walking in the water and there were cliffs far away.
Can someone go into depth with what I saw???
Brenna Boo Future like furnishings, I don't know, maybe you grew up in a time with a burst of new technology? Little decorations probably means (relatively) few memories. That you were scared and wanted to leave may mean you disliked/dislikes your childhood and are ready to grow up.
As for the beach, you're probably quite introvert, and you like sunsets?
This is just a novice opinion based on what they said in the video, and from my own (seemingly gloomy) way of thinking. And of course the test is not necessarily all that accurate as you may be influenced by movies, books, games, what kind of styles you like, how you feel at the time etc.
Feel free to tell me how correct the video and my own interpretation was, it'd be fun to know.
Arachnoid Usurper both were pretty spot on.
Brenna Boo Cool
my room had a normal amount of furniture
I was in a wood room with a fire infront of me I was in a dark brown chair just like the walls and floors I saw few furnishment and it was dark outside and raining thats the kind of room I would feel confortable in;w;
I decided to go out of the room because if i woke up in a random room i would not wanna be in there!!!
A low alluminated dim chamber. A solitary chair facing a workdest. Purple curtains which gently rustled in the breeze and a smell of a warm fire being the only illuminstion of the room. A large slender archway leading to the door which exits into an almost pitch black hallway thereat lies an intersection. A path downstairs where the morge lies. One upstairs to one of the two bell towers. One leading to the main hall whereat is a spiral staircase leading up to another bell tower this time surrounded by mechanisms clearly resembling a clock tower. One face of the wall has a door which keads out to a ledge where u can see the west part of the island. U can see the top of the emergency treatment building and a large portion of the recreational centre. Exiting the mansion i walk through the tunnels leading to the west. I find the recreational centre and opposing it the medical facility for less important needs and medical production.the silence always unbroken it is clear i am isolated from the rest of the world to be bothered nevermore
(Unfortunately the text i wrote before about mys surroundings had an error and im not rewritting all of that) dude im still in my childhood i never remember a gothic mansion and desolate island
Ummmm my room was a dark dirty prison cell....yaaa....and i somehow did not want to leave it... For the sea no one was around me..the whole place deserted...welp officialy the most depressing person ever to exist...GREAAAT
Same!
I was in a white room, blood everywhere. I didn't want to leave though.
None aint no way im going down the seaside vuluntarily
my childhood was so sad :(
Shit I have no imagination couldn't really picture anything or anyone to me beaches always look empty
That was cool and unfortunately correct
very accurate
I wanted to stay in the room it made me feel like a little girl a very young one
So i answered two with noone, honestly i shouldnt be surprised at the response i got
Fuck that. I saw hundreds of people but that's because I hate places with too many people around. I know the beach is really crowded and I do t like that.
for the second question I see a few dozen
This is such bullshit. I pictured a cozy apartment flooded by warming sunlight but my childhood wasn't that great. Also, who wouldn't want to stay in there??
And the second question only appealed to memories of days at the beach...
Peter Bonnema or could it be that you had better coping skills or possibly glamorised it in some way, or vice versa your childhood was not that bad in the grand scheme of childhoods.
I think it's more reflective of supressed emotions and memories than the memories we can recall easily, for me it was things I often choose to not think about or remember.
Lolwut, I had quite a few childhood memories (than agian, I'm 13), but I said there were one or two people on the seaside, not that far away. Why did I choose that? I just thought it might be appropriate for the time of day to dusk, so not that many people would come out cause it's to cold! #Bruh
Such bullshit. I chose not to leave the room because it's comforting, not because I'm reluctant to grow up. Also, there were hundreds of people at the seaside but I'm very introverted.
ofcourse i wanna go out i wanna find out why the fuck i was in that room
A dim boxed off area surrounded by old objects and paintings with little light, feeling confused.
D, D.
its true
Great video!
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