What do you actually want, deep down?

Something simple. A full stomach, a warm bed, someone glad you're around

To be the one steering the outcome, even if no one notices you're doing it

To just get through today without anything going badly wrong

To be left alone long enough that nothing else can go wrong because of you

What actually drives you, day to day?

Being undeniably the best at whatever I've decided matters, on my terms

Making sure the people who depend on me are never let down, whatever it costs me

Doing the job right, without needing anyone to notice or thank me for it

Throwing everything I have behind something I've decided is worth it

A quiet, ordinary day where nobody needs anything from me at all

No plan, good company, and letting whatever happens happen

Being useful to somebody who actually wants me around

Everything going exactly the way it's supposed to, in the right order

Ending up completely alone, with nobody left who cares either way

Losing the people I've quietly promised myself I'd protect

Getting attached to something I already know I'm going to lose

Things slipping out of order, out of my control, into a mess

I make it very loudly clear that this was a mistake on their part

I stay perfectly calm and let the situation resolve itself in my favor

I try to quietly fix it and hope things go back to normal

I panic internally and try to smooth it over before it gets worse

Very carefully. Letting someone in means eventually having to choose

I let very few people in, but the ones I do, I'd go to war for

I try not to. Getting close to me tends to cost people something

Completely and immediately, once I've decided someone is worth it

That I'm simple. Wanting small things isn't the same as being shallow

That I don't care. I just stopped showing it a long time ago

That giving everything to someone means I'm weak for it

That my enthusiasm means I don't understand what's actually at stake

Loyalty is loud. If you're mine, everyone around us is going to know it

Loyalty is dangerous to promise, because I might not get to keep it

Loyalty means staying close enough to help, and far enough that I can't hurt you

Loyalty is never being the reason somebody else gets hurt

Someone who's always thinking several steps past whatever's happening right now

Someone carrying something heavy that never really gets put down

Someone who already knows how this ends, so I'm not wasting the time I've got

Someone who just wants the world to make sense and follow its own rules

Chainsaw Man quiz

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