Interesting

I started phasing my personally defined bad foods out of my diet about 2 weeks ago. Due to stuff in the house that needed to be eaten, it wasn't until this last Thursday that I actually spent a day 100% Trans-Fat/HFCS/Caffeine/Artificial Hormone Free.

But, in the weeks before that, everything else had been cut down drastically.

I noticed yesterday that I've lost 5 lbs in the last two weeks, without doing Weight Watchers. Also, I've been in a good mood for almost two weeks now, with no major dips into depression (started to dive one day last week and managed to pull myself out of it before it took control).

I may be on to something.

Biased test

On the Fence here...
Congratulations! You scored 54% Polyamorous!

This is rather fuzzy. You could be a closeted polyamorist who is spending most of your life monogamous, and might like to try multiple partner relationships but aren't sure how, OR you're a polyamorous person who might not be as happy in poly relationships as you've led yourself to believe. If you really want to be monogamous, do that! Noone will judge you otherwise. If you're trying to be poly for someone else, and are unhappy about it---maybe it's time to sit down and have a chat. If you're really curious about polyamory and think it might be the thing for you to look into, then search on the web for more reading material. Seek out stories of how other people have overcome difficulties and take them to heart. Either way you really need to be happy in the relationships that suit you the best!

They left out a possibility: You're not actually poly, but aware enough to answer the questions (which only allow you to answer as if you are in a poly relationship. a monogamous option would have been nice and provided a more accurate result) in an open minded, alternative-relationship concious manner.