How to hold the resultA verdict, not a cage.
The point of a sorting is not to hand you an identity. It is to show you which commitments you were already carrying, and which tradition has spent two thousand years thinking harder about them than you have had time to. Take the result as an invitation to the strongest version of your own instincts — and then go read the school that came second, because that is where your position is weakest and the argument is most useful.
Most people are a blend. Stoicism and Buddhism, for instance, agree that most suffering is self-generated, but they part ways sharply on the self: Stoicism is built on a robust rational agent — a citadel you retreat into — while Buddhism denies any fixed self is there at all. You can be drawn to both diagnoses and still have to choose a metaphysics.