Balanced
You interact via: 22% Strong, 35% Electromagnetic, 39% Weak, and 6% Gravitational
You don’t show a statistically significant preference for one interaction, which means you use, probably successfully, a good blend of them. The stars, those balls of gas burning billions of miles away, rely on all four interactions. So, you’re a star. Way to be.
Of course… the life of a star can be quite the lonely one. Small stars burn steadily and live long, boring lives, eventually to fade into insignificant brown dwarfs. Big stars lead a more exciting life but come quickly to a violent end, exploding and making quite the mess in the process, and often leaving behind a black hole. You meet people like this on occasion: once they were sociable, extraverted, and the life of the party, but somewhere along the way they burned out, broke down, vaporized their closest friends, and now a dark cloud of bitterness follows them everywhere they go. Don’t be a black hole.
Read more about stars, black holes, and the four fundamental interactions on Wikipedia.
All possible results for this test: Balanced, Strong, Weak, Electromagnetic, Gravitational, Strong + Weak, Strong + Electromagnetic, Strong + Gravitational, Weak + Electromagnetic, Weak + Gravitational, Electromagnetic + Gravitational.
Link: The Attraction Interaction Test written by standingwave on OkCupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test
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