When necessary, are you able to quickly get an appointment (e.g., medical, legal, etc.) thanks to your social network?

Have you ever hesitated to hold your partner's hand in public out of fear of reactions related to your sexual orientation?

Has your weight or height ever limited your comfort in public spaces like airplane seats?

Do you feel that your attractiveness declines with age more significantly than that of people of the opposite sex?

Did your parents engage in in-depth discussions about scientific, philosophical, or literary topics at home ?

Have you ever felt infantilized because of a disability?

Have you ever had difficulty finding everyday items suited to your skin tone (e.g., band-aids, nude underwear, ballet shoes, makeup, etc.)?

Have you ever feared for your safety while traveling because of your sexual orientation?

Have you ever felt people growing impatient behind you in a line because of your age-related slowness?

Can you afford to delegate domestic tasks financially?

Have you ever had to change your seat on public transport due to intrusive or insistent behavior?

Do you experience symptoms related to a chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, eczema, migraines, etc.)?

Have you ever noticed people clutching their bags when you walked past?

Because of your sexual orientation, have you ever been asked to 'choose' between your attraction to men and your attraction to women?

Do unexpected financial expenses (such as an accident, breakdown, or urgent repair) cause you stress or affect your peace of mind?

Does a physical feature (e.g., birthmark, prominent ears) make you feel socially uncomfortable?

Has having a high-pitched voice ever been a barrier to being taken seriously in professional or social settings?

Have you ever struggled to get health insurance because of a pre-existing condition?

Have you ever felt the need to modify your name to make it more “acceptable” on a resume?

Do you go on vacation?

Do the movies and series you watch often lack characters you can identify with in terms of sexual orientation?

Have you noticed that social media frequently suggests content about dieting or weight loss?

Have you been encouraged to pursue a career in science, engineering, or finance?

Have you ever felt the need to distance yourself from certain environments to protect your mental health?

Do you worry that your card might be declined at checkout due to insufficient funds?

Have you ever received comments implying that, because of your skin color, you must be good at dancing or naturally athletic?

Have you ever changed your behavior or style of dress to avoid confirming stereotypes about your sexual orientation?

Have you ever had trouble finding your size in clothing stores?

Have you ever felt more difficulty than your partner in balancing career and parenthood?

Did your parents attend higher education?

Do you regularly experience a depressive state?

In a room, does it ever happen that you are the only person of your color?

Because of your sexual orientation, have you ever had to pretend you were “just friends” with someone you love?

Do you sometimes struggle with tasks online that seem easy for others?

At work, do you give more instructions than you receive?

Have you ever chosen a more “discreet” outfit to go out when you would have preferred to wear something you find sexier?

Do you often have to repeat your ideas in group discussions to be heard?

Do you feel that your accent causes others to underestimate your intelligence?

Because of your sexual orientation, do you ever avoid showing affection to friends for fear they might interpret it as romantic or sexual interest?

Did you have the opportunity to attend exhibitions, festivals, or cultural events with your parents?

Have you ever been openly joked about because of your height, whether tall or short?

Have you ever felt that your emotions were often judged as excessive or “hysterical” when speaking up about important issues?

Has the loss of a loved one ever had a lasting impact on your ability to work or concentrate?

Have people ever touched your hair without your consent due to racial stereotypes?

Have you ever benefited from a personal connection to get a job?

Have you ever felt the need to be more eccentric or humorous to make your sexual orientation more accepted?

Have you ever felt disadvantaged on dating apps like Tinder because you don’t match the beauty standards favored by the algorithms?

Are you the one who usually has to think about birthdays, appointments, or family activities?

Do you face learning difficulties (e.g., dyslexia, stuttering, ADHD) in your daily life?

Did you grow up in a stable family environment, without major conflict?

Have you ever noticed that anatomical illustrations in school textbooks didn’t match your skin color?

Have you ever heard remarks like “You just haven’t met the right person yet” in reference to your sexual orientation?

Have you ever felt that your physical appearance put you at a disadvantage (academically or professionally)?

Have you ever felt isolated during group meals because of your religious, cultural, or ethnic dietary restrictions (halal, kosher, vegetarianism, no alcohol, etc.)?

Can you afford not to work and still meet your basic needs?

People avoid joking with you out of fear it might be seen as mocking your disability, creating a sense of social isolation?

Are you often asked, “Where are you from?”

Have you felt that the holidays of your religion, culture, or ethnicity (e.g. Yom Kippur, Eid, Iranian or Chinese New Year, etc.) were overlooked or unrecognized by your school or workplace?

Have you noticed that people with a body like yours are underrepresented in advertisements?

Was your family an emotional anchor for you, providing love and stability in your personal development?

Have you ever felt that the responsibility for contraception fell mostly on you?

Are your daily activities limited by physical or mental aftereffects of an illness or accident?

Have you ever been subjected to a police stop based on your appearance (racial profiling)?

Have you ever been prevented or restricted from exercising certain rights (e.g., marriage) because of your sexual orientation?

Do you expect to receive an inheritance that will improve your financial situation?

Have you ever avoided mentioning your religion in a job interview or at work?

Have you ever felt that your gender is underrepresented in political discussions?

Have you experienced physical or mental exhaustion due to your role as a caregiver for a parent, child, or loved one?

At the hospital, have you ever felt that people thought you were exaggerating your pain, partly because of your origins?

Do you have the freedom to choose your own working hours?

Have your chances of adoption ever been reduced because of your sexual orientation?

Have you ever taken specific precautions for your safety (or that of your loved ones) because of your religious, cultural, or ethnic background?

Have you ever been catcalled in the street?

Do you have difficulty making friends or meeting new people?

Over the course of your life, have you been the owner of your home?

Have you ever felt the need to be especially nice or accommodating to avoid negative stereotypes tied to your ethnicity?

Because of your sexual orientation, do you feel that your romantic options are more limited?

Have you ever avoided smiling because of the appearance of your teeth?

Have you ever felt judged negatively because you don’t (or no longer) remove your body hair?

As a child, were you encouraged by your parents to take sports or music lessons?

Have you ever felt that you were denied a job because of a disability or illness?

Have you ever felt that you were given more attention or delayed more than others during security or customs checks?

Because of your sexual orientation, do you avoid certain places out of fear of being excluded or harassed (e.g., football stadiums, some neighbourhoods)?

Even if you’re now considered attractive, do you struggle to accept compliments because of teasing or bullying you experienced as a child?

Did your parents instill in you the implicit codes considered 'professional' and 'civilized' (e.g., clothing, language, confidence, manners)?

Have you ever been asked to explain why you don’t have children (whether by choice or not)?

Are public transportation systems poorly suited to your physical condition?

Have you ever been asked if you were tired, sick, or sad simply because you weren’t wearing makeup?

Have you ever had to justify your gender identity or correct people on the pronouns they should use for you?

Do you struggle to split the bill fairly with your friends at a restaurant?

Do you rely on people around you to access services or activities that are now mostly online (e.g., museum tickets, banking)?

Have you ever been mocked or honked at while driving because of your gender?

Do you face obstacles in getting the specific needs of a child (your own or someone close to you) recognized at school?

Have you ever been mistaken, due to your appearance, for someone working in service, delivery, or cleaning?

Did you grow up with access to a well-stocked library at home or nearby?

Have you ever felt the need to hide your sexual orientation from your close circle (e.g., family, friends)?

Have you ever felt that strangers were whispering or mocking your appearance?

Do you feel that you handle more household chores than your partner?

Have you ever used a filter on social media to avoid seeing yourself as you really are?

At the supermarket, do you take the time to compare food prices before putting items in your cart?

Do you sometimes avoid walking behind certain people in the street out of fear they might think you're going to attack them?

Have you ever received private or public messages online claiming that your sexual orientation is unnatural?

Have you ever felt that younger people avoided interacting or engaging in conversation with you?

Have you ever felt sidelined in professional settings due to your gender?

Have you been able to meet your needs without relying on social assistance?

Do passersby look away when they see you because of your disability?

Do you feel that hygiene and beauty products in regular stores don’t really reflect the specific needs linked to your origins (like your hair texture or skin tone)?

Have you ever had to explain that your gender identity is not “just a phase”?

Have you ever been the target of derogatory comments about your weight?

Do you have enough time to take care of yourself physically and mentally (e.g., hobbies, exercise, etc.)?

Have you ever received persistent or uncomfortable comments about still being single?

Are your needs as a person with a disability ignored by decision-makers?

Have you ever been treated differently because people assumed you were religious based on your appearance (e.g. beard, clothing, skin color, etc.)?

Have you ever held back from expressing your opinion for fear of comments related to your sexual orientation?

Are you regularly invited to social events (parties, dinners, etc.)?

Have you ever considered cosmetic surgery to change a part of your body you don’t like?

Have you ever felt that you were paid less than a colleague doing the same job?

Have you ever felt pressured to hide your mental health symptoms to appear “normal” or avoid being a burden?

Have you ever been followed by a security guard in a store because of your skin color?

Do you have a circle of friends you can rely on in times of difficulty?

Have you ever felt invisible around people who were perceived as more attractive than you?

Because of your age, have you ever felt that your loneliness was ignored or dismissed by those around you?

Do you ever have to cancel appointments because of menstrual pain?

Have you ever had to fight to get sick leave or workplace accommodations due to a medical condition?

Have you ever been seen as lazy simply because your lifestyle didn’t match ‘normal’ hours (e.g. prefering working at night)?

Have you ever felt that a dress code or reservation was just an excuse to deny you entry because of your skin color?

Have you ever feared that your partner wouldn’t be able to make important medical decisions for you or access your health information because of your sexual orientation?

Have you ever received small perks because of your appearance (e.g. free drinks, extra leniency, getting out of a fine, etc.)?

Have you ever been a victim of sexual assault?

During your childhood, could you count on the presence of both parents?

Have you ever had trouble accessing public or private buildings because of a disability?

Do the media show too few people of your skin color in positive or leading roles?

Have you ever come out?

Have you ever been spoken to in a condescending or infantilizing way because of your age (for example, in a hospital, a shop, or a public service)?

Have you had access to top-tier education, whether private, abroad, or otherwise?

Have you ever been explicitly told to smile in a professional, social, or even casual setting by a stranger?

Have you ever avoided posting a photo of yourself (e.g., on social media or a professional profile) out of fear of being judged for your appearance?

As an adult, have you ever been addressed informally or with condescension by a police officer ?

Did your upbringing give you the confidence to feel legitimate when speaking to authority figures (e.g., bankers, doctors, recruiters, etc.)?

Can you afford healthcare that isn’t covered by insurance (e.g., orthodontics, cosmetic treatments, alternative therapies, etc.)?