Score These Harmless Violations and We'll Tell You Your Rule Philosophy

Answer 7 playful questions about harmless violations to uncover your true rule philosophy — strict, situational, or relaxed

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Our approach to small, harmless violations says a lot about how we see rules in general. Do you believe every rule matters, even the tiny ones? Do you weigh context before deciding what’s right? Or do you see minor missteps as harmless, preferring flexibility over rigid order?

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This quiz looks at your instinctive reactions to small, low-stakes rule-breaking — like sneaking into a second movie showing, jaywalking on an empty street, or texting at work. These choices reveal your deeper values about fairness, freedom, and structure. By scoring these harmless violations, you’ll discover if your rule philosophy is strict, situational, or relaxed.

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By the end, you’ll have a clearer sense of whether you’re a principled enforcer, a balanced mediator, or a free-spirited forgiver when it comes to life’s little infractions.

Someone sneaks into a second movie after paying for one. You:

Disapprove strongly Depends on the context No big deal

A coworker streams shows during work. You:

Report them Let it go unless it affects you Doesn’t bother me

Someone takes an extra sample at a store. You:

Think it’s wrong Not ideal but minor Totally fine

You catch a friend jaywalking on an empty street:

Scold them Tease them lightly Do it with them

A stranger cuts in a small line:

Call them out Depends how urgent it is Let it slide

Your roommate leaves dirty dishes overnight:

Confront them firmly Bring it up calmly Ignore it