Kokology -- Caught In The Rain

{Introduction to the game}
(pg. 91)
Not everything in life is predictable. We're always getting hit by surprises, emergencies, and unforeseen disasters without any chance to prepare ourselves mentally. Surprises of any kind can be stressful-an unexpected proposal just as much as a sudden breakup. There are too many things we can't predict or control: that's one of the reasons we all tend to develop habits and patterns to live by.

You are walking outside when a hard rain suddenly begins to fall. Even if you run full speed, you're still about five minutes from your destination. Which of the following best describes your choice of action?

1. "Id find an awning or tree to stand under and wait for the rain to stop."

2. "I don't know how long it's going to keep raining, so I'd run to where I'm going as fast as I could."

3. " I'd see if there was anybody around with an umbrella I could share or a store where I could by one."

4. "I always have a folding umbrella in my bag when I go out, so I'd just use that."

There are no right or wrong answers, and may share your answers by leaving a comment or you can keep your answer to yourself -- it's up to you (my answer was #2, I will post why in the comments). Are you ready to play?

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1. You're the type who waits for the other side in a fight to cool off before trying to settle your differences. Some would say this is the intelligent approach. Others would say it's just sneaky.

2. You don't care about the end result of a fight so much as getting to speak your mind -- and if the other side gets angry, you get angrier. You're sure you're right. You're not much fun to argue with, but it's easy to tell where you stand.

3. You don't like conflicts or confrontations, so you try to calm the other person down and smooth things over. Unfortunately, sometimes that makes things worse. It may be better for you to weather the storm once in awhile.

4. You think you have an answer for everything, and arguments are excuses for debate. Others, however, may think you're slippery, frustrating, and insincere.