Positive or Negative?

You use way too many commas, not every long sentence needs a comma. Good story idea, just needs work on the grammer

This was short and pointless.

I don't think refusing to let someone pay for something of yours in a store means you're being negative and offended, so that was a weird one. I also am wondering where the author lives that they believe taxis can be flagged down OUTSIDE of a city.

Not a bad idea but more could have been done to make these scenarios interesting. But I do like that instead of random questions it at least took time to make it a consistent plot, even if a dull one.

it ok

Meh. I ended up with a neutral ending on the first play, and am not interested enough to even look at the other endings. I would have preferred to be placed in either the negative or positive group rather than be told "sometimes you see things positively and sometimes negatively". Trick me, coerce me through choices, or put me in the group I want to avoid and provoke some kind of emotion. But, other then my irritation at the actual game, meh.

I also don't think that this was presented very creatively, and it is easy to see which choices will bring the result that you want. Additionally, some choices, like whether to let someone else have a taxi instead of you, don't really seem to be about being positive or negative, but rather generous or selfish. Providing tougher choices and perhaps a stat based way to get endings would make this a lot better.

mean the title speaks for itself either you’re a positive or negative person. Either you’re a Scrooge or a saint. There’s also a neutral ending. I don’t know what’s up with the disclaimer saying there’s no point to the game at all. If there’s isn’t a point why bother playing it?

I feel like there’s a certain linearity to the game which is inherent since it’s all about your day and whether you choose to be happy or unhappy. I mean I felt that it was alright I just wanted to know what motivated the character’s decisions. I feel like there’s a more creative way to explore this concept but the way you executed it was fine to if rather plain. Overall this stories not that bad but it does have some things that I’d like it to add.

There’s more complexity to a persons emotions than just happy, neutral, and unhappy and I felt like you could’ve done a better job of explaining that in a less linear fashion.

Just like the author stated there wasn't all that much to the plot of the story, and read exactly like a PSA a therapist would give someone to try and explain simple emotions at a young age.

The way you went about it wasn't bad and I'm sure this could lighten up someone's day that was in a bad mood, so a good effort was made in that department.

Not many spelling errors to go about, but that's fine.

Even if the story was this short it wasn't all that terrible and deserves the overall score that it has. Hope to see more come about the author who made this even if this was posted awhile ago.

Its kind of simple

I got VERY positive! I think there could've been more detail, and some of the answers could be written a bit differently. For example, I hate coffee, so it could be something different there, like what @Yuisawachelsa said about different wording.
I'ts short and sweet, however lacking some detail that would be very helpful. Good job though! :)

This was a nice quiz, but I think you should have done something different with the coffee one, other than just feeling happy or unhappy. Maybe edit it so that it was something like "Do you drink the coffee anyway because it's better than nothing or do you not drink the coffee because you're not gonna enjoy it anyway?" (Or something like that. The way I said it was weird >.<) or maybe just make a different scenario.
P.S. I discovered I was a "VERY positive" person. I guess sometimes I pretend to be cold, but in actual real life situations I do tend to be nice. Oh well.

Yay! I'm a neutral person.