December 3, 2020

Answer the questions in this QUIZ and find out what kind of lockdown person you are

You’re not who you normally are when in lockdown, right?

If you’re experiencing a personality change, you may be developing a lockdown alter-ego. It’s a thing. Well, ok maybe it’s not – what do we know?!

We’re no shrinks, but taking this quiz just might help diagnose your lockdown personality, and rid you of at least 2 minutes of boredom:

</p> <section> <h2> <h2> <p dir="ltr">Let us guess what kind of lockdown person you are based on your answers to this quiz</p> <p> </h2> </h2> </section> <section> <h2> <h2>The doomsday survivalist</h2> </h2> <p>Stocking up and preparing for those ‘just in case’ worst case scenarios that play out in your head are second nature to you, and you make sure your friends are just as prepared. Well, at least you try to. Your panic buying and hoarding skills are exceptional, but you are also often criticised for it, until someone needs some of your toilet paper, that is. The end of the world isn’t near, but all the conspiracy theories you’ve been reading tell you there’s a slight chance it is..and so the preparations commence…</p> </section> <section> <h3> <h2> <p dir="ltr">The ‘The most important thing is to stay safe and healthy’ person</p> <p> </h2> </h3> <p>Sunlight? Socialising? You’re perfectly fine with staying at home and following the governments guidelines, and you kind of enjoy it, because your free time typically looks like lockdown, anyway. The only social interactions you need is with the food delivery guy/gal, or at the Kassa of the supermarket. You strongly believe that is we all follow the guidelines, we’ll all be ok, and it pisses you off when you see or hear of people not doing so.</p> </section> <section> <h3> <h2>The stealthy and rebellious <strong>lockdown ninja</strong></h2> </h3> <p>Your parents couldn’t keep you from breaking curfew, and neither can a government and a rotten pandemic. You’re a pro at sneaking out when you’re not supposed to, and you’ve also managed to hide your active social life on social media. Less posting and less tagging is the way to go about it. You slip into friend’s apartments carrying a slab of 30 beer cans or a bottle of vodka, without being seen by anybody.</p> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>The’Making the most out of lockdown’ person</strong></h2> </h3> <p>Yes, there’s a global crisis happening, but your main worry right now has been deciding on which craft you should learn next. You’ve already mastered knitting socks, baking banana bread and you’re cooking the most elaborate meals. Your Pinterest boards are filled to the brim with DIY ideas. Oh, and of course, you’ve taken up running and have never looked so fit</p> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>The person that’s kind of sticking to lockdown 2.0 rules, but kinda isn’t</strong></h2> </h3> <p>In conversations, you’ll play the role of a responsible member of society that agrees when somebody says, ‘we’ve got to look after each other and socially distance.’ However, your lockdown life is full of exceptions and you’re the master of justifying it to yourself – ‘I didn’t know there would be 6 people at the dinner, I thought it would be just us.’ ‘OK, this next Tinder date will be my only contact person I’ll have contact with for the next few weeks.’ Meanwhile, you have 7 or 8 people you’re telling that they are the only person you are seeing during the lockdown.</p> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>The ‘Corona and the lockdown and everything about it can go get f****’ person</strong></h2> </h3> <p>Having the government tell you that you have to stay home and socially distance from everybody ignites an anger and rebellious nature in you that nothing can extinguish. You’re angry at the whole scenario and are blaming everything and anybody every chance you get. You wear a mask, but underneath it you are mumbling some very naughty words most of the time these days.</p> </section> <section> <h2> <h2><strong>Are you an introvert or an extrovert?</strong></h2> </h2> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>You’re bored and you need someone to talk to. So you call…</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>Another lockdown in 2021 has been announced. So you…</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>Choose the type of Netflix series, or movie, you’re likely to binge during lockdown</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>This year’s Christmas gifts to your friends and family will be…</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>How is your fitness routine going?</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>You’ve run out of groceries. What’s the first thing going through your mind?</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>It’s day 22 of lockdown and you…</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>On average, you order in food atleast this many times a week</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>In video calls, you..</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <section> <h3> <h2><strong>During the lockdown period, you have had contact with this many people</strong></h2> </h3> </section> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>

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