The Rice Purity Test is often taken in a moment of curiosity or as a bonding game among friends. With its list of 100 questions spanning from innocent habits to more risqué experiences, the score you receive is essentially a number between 0 and 100, with higher numbers suggesting "purity" and lower numbers implying more life experience or exploration. But here's the real question—does that number truly define who you are today? Let's pause and think deeper. You might have taken the test and received a score that made you laugh, blush, or even question your past choices. But your Rice Purity score is just a snapshot—a summary of things you've done, not a reflection of who you've become. People are complex, constantly evolving, shaped by lessons, regrets, growth, and redemption. A score can't capture the struggles you've overcome, the empathy you've developed, or the values you now live by. Consider this: two people can have the exact same score and yet be on completely different paths in life. One might be in a phase of self-discovery, while the other has already gone through a journey of reflection and renewal. One might see their score as a badge of honor, another as a reminder of past wounds. That number doesn't tell the full story. It doesn't show what you've learned, how you've healed, or how much you've matured. In a world where people are often judged too quickly, the Rice Purity Test can unintentionally reinforce labels: "too wild," "too innocent," "too sheltered," "too experienced." But those labels are limiting. They don't account for personal growth, cultural differences, emotional depth, or individual intention. Ultimately, the question isn't what your score was, but what your life has become since. Have you found clarity in your boundaries? Grown more confident in your choices? Learned how to treat others and yourself with more kindness? Those are the real measures of who you are.