Scores 9-10

Quiz Results

Scores 4 and below

People with a full cup usually have a well-watered environment for their purity to grow and thrive in. A fulfilling social life, a healthy view of relationships and positive self-perception help single men and women with a full cup lead a life of adventure, emotional stability and purpose.

You may be extroverted and the social link of the group or the one leading in ministry with really well defined boundaries that make your friendships and relationships more reciprocal and easier to manage.

But just because you have a support system, that doesn’t make prolonged abstanance easier. Resisting temptation is likely not hard for you most of the time but when it is hard, it feels incredibly uncomfortable. You mostly need purity maintenance and reminders with occasional extra support and encouragement for those times as you are often the person others go to for support and it is rare that you are in the passenger’s seat and receiving it yourself.

Recommendations:

General Purity Maintenance - Focus on maintaining your devotion as often as possible and have physical resources nearby you that you can refer to in times of need such as Wholistic Purity Book or Purity Journal. Consecrate whenever you are heading a ministry or service project and be in prayer recognizing spiritual attacks to get you discouraged and off course. You may struggle with waiting on God if there’s been a substantial delay in your life in the area of relationships. Remember to trust God and do not allow the enemy to play the Adam and Eve game on you by making you think He is not good. Check out our media library and resources to keep you refreshed and renewed in the area of self control and mastery and schedule a FREE consultation with Your Purity Coach to see if additional support is needed.

People with half a cup usually have a half-watered environment for their purity to exist in. A social life that includes your closest friends mostly and some solid relationships. Half cup singles feed their need for support when they want to but withdraw when they want to be alone - which can be common because they like comfort and their own company.

You may be more introverted and empathetic emotionally to friends and potential partners making it easier for you to struggle with defining boundaries and asking directly for what you need in a relationship. It’s easier to handle situations for yourself rather than to burden others connected to you.

Sexual purity is likely challenging for you on a regular basis but you’ve figured out how to move through it by avoiding it as much as you can. You may not be secure in practicing sexual sobriety without the occasional fall and are especially sensitive to emotional triggers or return to sexual behaviors when you feel things aren’t going right in your life. You need consistent support and intentional community for those times you are left battling yourself and see no reason not to give in.

Recommendations:

Consistent Support - Focus on strengthening your connections and acknowledge your need for regular support. Make sure you have an accountability partner and are committed to a group where you can expand your opportunities to express your weak moments and grow within a community like the YPC Membership. Additionally, keep physical resources around you that you can refer to in times of need such as Wholistic Purity Book or Purity Journal. You may tend to get very attached in relationships and find it easier and simpler to not pursue dating while abstinent. Be prayerful about how to balance your need for people with your capacity. Fast regularly with a partner if you can and initiate more vulnerability by being truthful with your feelings. Be mindful to limit sexual fantasies. Remember to trust God for more of the right people in your life to help you master discipline. Start by scheduling a FREE one on one consultation with Your Purity Coach.

People with an empty cup are riding on E when it comes to sexual, social support. Your capacity and ability to resist temptation may be pretty low and you often feel alone not knowing where exactly to start when it comes to mastering urges. You may be completely new to saying “no” when you feel your body and mind pulling you towards sexual habits and are wondering if it’s possible to maintain abstinence at all.

You likely struggle with loneliness and have a big need for physical affection and support. You love people in general but you have some trust issues and have been trying to achieve success on your own.

Sexual purity is likely very challenging for you given your history with masturbation or porn and your limited experience bonding with partners on other things outside of the physical. You need continuous support, encouragement, intervention and reminders until you grow a bit more in self control and build up your inner circle.

Recommendations:

Purity Foundations Growth Track: Focus your devotion time on increased confidence and boldness and develop a fasting schedule. Get plugged into all resources and schedule a FREE one on one consultation with Your Purity Coach for strategy on success in purity and relationships. Practice deepening your connections and social interactions within a community like the YPC Membership. Additionally, keep physical reminders around you at all times like notes and Purity Affirmations and the other things in our media library and resources to help with resisting urges. Invest in learning materials such as Wholistic Purity Book or Escaping Masturbation Masterclass. Write down your goals in your Purity Power Journal. Remember, you can jump leaps and bounds in a short time because there is nothing impossible with God and He is calling you into deeper intimacy with Him!