...Cy made me do it!
Not really. I just tend to half-offer something and then let people I like top me into it, because I want their attention. There, that was your free confession for the day.
I just have this unfortunate tendency to tell people things.
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confession meme, I don't know why )
I might have to try this myself. I bottle things up enough as it is, despite being the expressive emotional person I am, if that makes sense?
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...no, it doesn't. ^_^
Well, maybe it does - if you know you're very expressive so you bottle things up to prevent them from, idk, exploding or something?
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Ahaha, maybe. That might be it ;) Oh, so I saw in Mia's journal a Myer-Briggs type in your comment...? OH THAT SOUNDS SO CREEPY. I just skimmed and saw it, I swear =P
I just find those personality quizzes interesting. Myer-Briggs never totally fit me like a glove, but I still squee when anyone else brings it up. 's a weird habit of mine, I guess.
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LOL, don't worry, that's not all that creepy comparing to all the stalking I've been doing... ^_^ Yes, personality quizzes are always interesting, and Myers-Briggs actually makes a decent amount of sense to me. What type are you, then? I'm somewhere between INTP and INTJ, depending on context, really. The first time I took it, I stumbled on an INTJ forum, and one quote from the intro stuck with me: "We demand that people make sense!". Yeah, that's me. Good luck with that, self. XDD
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1. The J and the P are always almost in a near tie with each other, and
2. In the last few years I've become a lot more rational and focused on critical thinking, so sometimes that's enough to skew INFJ over to something else less emotionally oriented. I can't think of the other one I got recently, alas.
My result for the enneagram tested out freakishly accurate, though, and I'm a bit more attached to that than Myer Briggs. Ever taken it?
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This has some--although many people believe it's best to read each type and decide what fits best yourself (I have a friend who tested one way but we realized he was totally another type). Usually, as much as I love personality tests, I treat them with a bit of skepticism, but when I looked up my type in depth, it was bizarre how much it fit.
The results on that site don't go too in depth; I know http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/ has detailed profiles for each one, well as probably a few other pages out there.
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The Myers-Briggs system makes more intuitive sense to me - I guess because it's more... mathematical? Binary, at least. ;)
So, which enneagram type are you? I wonder how much they correlate - do the same M-B types also get the same enneagram results, and vice versa, or do they test completely different aspects?
[Icon is not a comment on personality tests/types, just another one in my series of amusing urbandict quotes]
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