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Absolutely no problem at all! It's fascinating to learn how tests like these work. And, no worries about the number of times I took it: the fact that I did take it so many times and kept getting generally the same results (with primarily similar percentage points in each) shows that the test does have a solid logic to it, even if some of the questions have answers which may have a differing behavioral rationale to me than what the quiz would interpret it as. I'm glad to have kept getting the same general group of results rather, than, say, getting Psychic/Fairy/Ice and then Bug/Dragon/Steel on repeated attempts.

And, yes, you're right on my answer for question 26! I'm happy to help when I can, but I will very much grumble about it on the inside. 

I've taken the test a few times, mostly to try and scratch out the logic of how it is exactly that the test works and how it compiles its results. I tend to land into the same general area of personality types: Bug, Ghost, Poison, and Dark. I'm not really sure how this quiz assigns values to answers, but, I have a few notes on the questions from my own perspective.

Over-all, several questions (like 16) had several answers I could relate to, with none being particularly stronger in terms of what I'd do as compared to the rest of the answers. I'm not sure how easy, or even 'useful,' it would be to implement a 'select all applicable options' answer choice style.

2 - What condition are the items in? Are the pieces full things (like a wooden stool) or just fragments of things?

14 - I think these questions could benefit from being standardized from other similar questions that have a 'I would not be doing this' option.

23 - Not sure I really would do any of these jobs if I had the option.

26 - I would honestly just sort of mentally groan before doing the best that I could anyways, I wouldn't really think of any of those things at first in particular.

37 - Any chance to have an alternative to 'helping out [...] care about' where you actually ask if it's alright to have it?

41 - I don't carry cash anyways, so I suppose 'just stop carrying cash altogether' is the closest answer for me.

Also, here are some of the results I've gotten:

For this comment, I really took my time with this quiz and gave out the most painfully thought out answers I could, and I got...

Which, all things considered, is probably the most accurate type for me. Something I think is that the quiz and I tend to have different views on my rationale behind why I do certain actions. I think the reason I kept getting 'Bug' is because the quiz assumed more active hostility and desire for isolation from me, when I'm much more of a 'I'm happy to do things so long as I'm not inconvenienced or terribly made uncomfortable' sort of person, which seems to be what Poison is about. It's also pretty appropriate as I'm pretty infamous, even at work, for constantly snacking on something (usually candy). I can definitely say, too, that I have had a huge history of lashing out and 'blowing up' on people when I feel like I'm at my mental limit, which can often be triggered by something that is, in the grand scheme of things, pretty small. I like the aesthetic of Dark, but I'm not really malicious or conniving in any sense that doesn't involve me trying to make myself more comfortable. I also like Ghost a lot, but I think I don't feel disconnection so much as discomfort. 

On an aside, I do also consider this 'all Poison' attempt to be the most 'realistic' answer for me not just because I gave the most thought possible to the answers in the name of giving you this mountain of feedback, but just because of the niceness of having all three results be the same type. I'm a sucker for consistency like that in data.