I found myself unable to answer many of them and left them blank. The scale format would have allowed me to answer all of them, but I suspect the format itself might play a role.

The questions about narcissistic tendencies and level of interest in BDSM were a little disappointing, as I would have hoped enough research would have been gathered on those things by 2018, but perhaps not. The other attempts for insight, such as seemingly unrelated formerly diagnosed medical conditions would probably be very intriguing if there were many responses. I don't seem to recall it asking about head injuries, which has been a claim made by some professionals in the past. Trying to get a view of our own childhood was also something I felt might show some promise.

Questions like do we like a child because they remind us of ourselves seemed very knowledgeable, because while that is not true for me, I have heard many child lovers admit this over the years, though they mostly seem to be male boy lovers who say it. Perhaps this ties in with the narcissism evaluation, who knows.

Overall, it's always a step in the right direction whenever it's not prison populations being surveyed to represent the rest of us. I just wish there was more research going on. With pedophiles being out of the main spotlight, one would think this is the time to start digging past the hype and getting to a large collection of factual data. There's many of us willing and eager to make the truth known about ourselves in secure private ways. It's just a little tricky to locate most of us, even for one another. I suspect the number who interact online in any format is a very small percentage of the number of us out there in the real world.