** How Sinful Are You? **

[sinemm]

find out
http://web.tickle.com/tests/sevendeadlysins/?c=50914&test=sevendeadlysinsogt


thats my result

Sinem, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, if you aren't careful, your drive to excel at all costs may ultimately be your downfall. Feeling good about your successes might be a gratifying way to acknowledge your work and position in life. Still, you, in particular, should beware of prioritizing your achievements above other things and using them as a way to feel superior to others.

If you continue to do so, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you.

[Sophie]

Sophie, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, if you aren't careful, your lack of motivation may ultimately be your downfall. Indulging in some downtime can, on occasion, be restorative. But you, in particular, should beware of using that as an excuse to avoid responsibility.

If you continue to do so, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you.

[yoshi]

very.

[sinemm]

very.

lmao
take the test
dunno why i want it

[Flamez]

Jose, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, your sex drive may ultimately be your downfall. Beware of prioritizing sexual experiences and conquests above other things. These kinds of desires alone should not control your life.

If you continue to focus on them, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you.

[IceAxe]

Chris, you're less sinful than the average person.

Still, your sinful tendencies are running just below the surface and could start to affect your choices in life. For example, if you aren't careful, your quick temper could ultimately be your downfall. Beware of letting rage take over your life. It can easily mislead you to irreversibly destructive words and actions.

Though you're less sinful than others, this, and the sins you scored highest on, can still jeopardize the things that are most important to you. Don't let them.

[$0 R3@L]

Aron, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, if you aren't careful, your drive to excel at all costs may ultimately be your downfall. Feeling good about your successes might be a gratifying way to acknowledge your work and position in life. Still, you, in particular, should beware of prioritizing your achievements above other things and using them as a way to feel superior to others.

[Kez]

Kez, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, if you aren't careful, your drive to lead an extravagant life may ultimately be your downfall. What you think of as necessary can be construed as excess by others. So you, in particular, should beware of prioritizing worldly possessions above other things and allowing this to take precedence over your personal relationships.

If you continue to do so, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you.

[aiden669]

Aiden, you're more sinful than the average person.

And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, your sex drive may ultimately be your downfall. Beware of prioritizing sexual experiences and conquests above other things. These kinds of desires alone should not control your life.

If you continue to focus on them, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you.

[hotcopper]

Lisa, you're less sinful than the average person.

Still, your sinful tendencies are running just below the surface and could start to affect your choices in life. For example, if you aren't careful, your drive to excel at all costs may ultimately be your downfall. Feeling good about your successes might be a gratifying way to acknowledge your work and position in life. Still, you, in particular, should beware of prioritizing your achievements above other things and using them as a way to feel superior to others.

Though you're less sinful than others, this, and the sins you scored highest on can still jeopardize the things that are most important to you. Don't let them.

[BaZZ]

Bassell, you are the most sinful person who took this test

You need to fuck much less sexy women to be normal.

[Flamez]

lmao you fuckin' liar...

[BaZZ]

lmao you fuckin' liar...

no im not... ask angie n rhiannon... they know

[Flamez]

lmao you fuckin' liar...

no im not... ask angie n rhiannon... they know

ok i believe you

[Hunneh_Buns]

Darlene, you're less sinful than the average person.

Still, your sinful tendencies are running just below the surface and could start to affect your choices in life. For example, your obsession with the others' good fortune may ultimately be your downfall. Admiring people can be one way of appreciating their success or driving you to do more. But beware of focusing too much on what others have accomplished and how they are viewed. Such obsessions can overshadow your own life and compromise your ability to attain your own dreams.

Though you're less sinful than others, this, and the other sins you scored highest on can still jeopardize the things that are most important to you. Don't let them.