The "What the Actual F--k Is Wrong With Me" Test, ExplainedHome > EntertainmentSource: TikTok/@memesaboutmymind; TikTok/@rosiemay394 The What the Actual F--k Is Wrong With Me Test Is Going Viral for Its Brutal HonestyBy Allison DeGrusheJul. 5 2022, Published 5:06 p.m. ET If you ever find yourself with absolutely nothing to do, we suggest making your way through several personality quizzes. They're mindless fun, and many of them tend to go viral anyway, so why not get involved with the trend? Article continues below advertisement From the human emotion quiz to a multidimensional anger test, there are plenty of fascinating questionnaires in the digital world. Now, the latest personality quiz to take social media by storm has us asking, "what the actual f--k is wrong with me?" Stick around as we discuss all things related to the "what the actual f--k is wrong with me" test!Source: Getty ImagesArticle continues below advertisement What is the what the actual f--k is wrong with me test Since June 2022, various TikTokers have shared their results from the "what the actual f--k is wrong with me" test; now, if you're eager to take the test and join in on the fun, head to this UQuiz page. Once you enter your name, you'll be given a series of 16 questions, ranging from asking about your favorite color to what you got up to while unsupervised on the internet as a child. There is also a timed question, so make sure you answer within 10 seconds. After you complete the test, you will receive your results. Some of the possible outcomes include:you're normalcompulsive liarbackground character #17you're a weirdoannoying as hellyou need the biggest hug everArticle continues below advertisementSource: UQuiz When we took the test, we received "gifted burnout" as our result. "Let me guess. You are/were very talented at something but overtime, that talent become average and unforgettable," the result reads. "You scramble for attention and approval and just want to be recognized again. You're probably failing school [right now], but don't give up. You were given that talent for a reason, work with it and don't let it go!"Article continues below advertisement TikTokers share their what the actual f--k is wrong with me test results As usual, TikTok is the reason for a personality test going viral. On June 27, user @_cassieberry took part in the trend, revealing that she received "victim complex" as her result ... yikes! The description reads, "get [your] head out of [your] a-- and stop crying all the damn time." Wow, talk about harsh! @_cassieberry Its not wrong #fyp original sound - music>>> Article continues below advertisement TikToker @memesaboutmymind also shared her results, which turned out to be "background character #17." Alright, that doesn't sound too bad! But, let's check out what that means: "You are like a generic avatar that you get when you don't have money for a cool one in a game. You try to be cool, follow trends, and copy others, but, in reality, you're a nobody." OK, that is a total drag through the mud. "People use you left and right because they know you won't stand up for yourself," the report continues. "You put up and go through so much s--t, I just wanna give you a hug. You probably let others decide things for you and steal other's personalities since you don't have one yourself!" Oof, that is brutal; luckily, it's all just fun and games. With that said, let us know your results!AdvertisementMore from Distractify The Human Emotion Quiz on TikTok Is Going Viral Because People Think It's Right The Negative Parent Test Is the Latest Personality Test to Trend on TikTok The Viral "What Are My Red Flags" Personality Quiz Has Social Media in a Frenzy Latest Entertainment News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.