Psychologia

  • NEW
  • SHOP
  • ALL TESTS
  • 16 TYPES TEST
  • ENNEAGRAM
  • 4 TYPES
    • 4 TEMPERAMENTS TEST
You are here: Home / Tests / “Am I Annoying?” Well, Let’s See…

“Am I Annoying?” Well, Let’s See…

Are you annoying? To answer this question, we need to know a little more about you. Please answer the questions below as honestly as you can.

Whenever I hear someone talk about something, I usually find a way to insert myself into the conversation. I redirect the spotlight back to myself by making it sound as if I have more experience with the topic, or as if it hits closer to home for me.
always
sometimes
never

I tend to be very critical of people whose standards are lower than mine, whether it is about weight, body shape, cleaning, work, or something else.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

It is important to me that people think I am right.
true
partially true
false

Most of the time, I cannot see things from another person’s point of view.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

People tell me I talk a lot, but it is hard to stay quiet because I have so much to share.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

"Am I annoying?" Well, let's see...

I vent to my friends about my problems.
always
often
only occasionally or never

I often interrupt others and take over conversations.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

Most of the time, I find listening to others incredibly boring.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

I prioritize my own needs, even if it means calling friends or loved ones in the middle of the night, showing up at their workplace, borrowing their things too often, or repeatedly asking for financial support — I justify it because I think that is just what close relationships are for.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

I am completely addicted to my phone and cannot stop checking it even when I am with someone.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

I guess I am not very good at understanding social cues or reading between the lines.
agree
agree slightly
disagree

Self-Help & Online Therapy Resources (SPONSORED)

    Online CBT for anxiety, relationships, and more.

    People are too sensitive about the things I say.
    always
    often
    rarely or never

    I tend to fixate on the negative.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    I usually have a lot going on, and I often mention it to my friends and colleagues.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    I must admit I am not a punctual person.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    Sometimes I knowingly repeat the same stories or jokes because I cannot resist the urge to tell them again and again.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    When I visit someone, I usually stay for at least four hours or more.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    I like to brag about how busy I am.
    agree
    agree slightly
    disagree

    I post vague social media updates when I am upset about something and want attention.
    yes, every time
    sometimes
    never

    I have borrowed things and not returned them.
    yes, many times
    maybe once
    never

    40-60: Very High

    20-39: High

    1-19: Occasional Awkwardness — most people will score here.

    Any score above zero means that you engage in at least some of the “annoying” behaviors listed above. The higher your score, the more issues you may have to work on.

    If you have any self-hatred issues, it may be difficult to answer these questions objectively. In that case, seeking professional help may be the best course of action.

    The questions are based on a survey we ran earlier. They are ranked by how much frustration they caused our readers.

    If you would like to know more about the survey, you can view it here.

    Very few people can honestly say they scored zero on this test. However, the fact that you are here suggests that you are becoming more self-aware.

    Now that you have recognized some of the communication problems you may have, you can take steps to reduce these behaviors and become more pleasant to be around.

    Finally, truly annoying people usually do not recognize the problem and do not wonder whether they are annoying. The fact that you are even interested in this test shows that you can accept constructive criticism and are willing to improve.

    This test is provided for educational purposes only and is not a replacement for professional advice.

    ✦ Printable Assessments and Worksheets
    For Classrooms, Teams, and Workshops
    Download once — use with unlimited participants
    Shop now »


    You May Also Like:


    Narcissism Test: Healthy Narcissism vs. Destructive Narcissism

    Understanding Narcissistic Rage

    TEST: Are You Desperate for Other People’s Approval?

    Compatibility Test: 7 Simple Questions

    Introvert Quiz: What’s Your Introversion Score?

    Test: How Sociable Are You?

    Tagged With: narcissism, personality, relationships, test, venting

    NARCISSISTS
    SOCIOPATHS
    RELATIONSHIPS

    How to Stop Being Lazy and Finally Get Going

    How to Stop Being Lazy and Finally Get Going

    Narcissistic Gaslighting Examples Straight From the Narcissist's Playbook

    Narcissistic Gaslighting Examples Straight From the Narcissist’s Playbook

    How to Avoid Confirmation Bias

    How to Avoid Confirmation Bias

    Am I Being Manipulated [QUIZ]: Are You Being Used or Controlled?

    Am I Being Manipulated? Quiz: Are You Being Used or Controlled?

    The Iceberg of Toxic Perfectionism: What You See vs. What Lies Beneath

    The Iceberg of Toxic Perfectionism: What You See vs. What Lies Beneath

    Enneagram Test Type 5: 100 Signs You Are a FIVE

    Enneagram Test Type 5: 100 Signs You Are a Five

    Narcissistic Personality Disorder Test

    Narcissism Test: Healthy Narcissism vs. Destructive Narcissism

    LATEST

    ENTJ vs. ESTJ: Everything Was Working Fine Until the ENTJ Arrived

    ENTJ vs. ENFJ: How to Tell the Difference (With Real-Life Examples)

    INFJ vs. ENFJ: Beyond Introvert vs. Extrovert

    Are You Addicted to Your Fitness Tracker? Take This Test

    Privacy Policy · Disclaimer · This website uses cookies -- Cookie Policy · Contact · ABOUT PSYCHOLOGIA