I am laidback and a tad crazy
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By the Myer's Briggs, I'm an ENFP, apparently like Mark Twain, Robin Williams, and Sandra Bullock :D
Myers-Briggs Test says ISTJ, which agree with... fiercely loyal, quiet, introverted, reclusive, and hard-workingOblivionfan10
Wow, I'm your exact opposite! (at least we both like Jethro Tull :D).
Myers-Briggs Test says ISTJ, which agree with... fiercely loyal, quiet, introverted, reclusive, and hard-workingOblivionfan10ENFP here. Slightly Extroverted, Intuitive (?), Feeling, Perceiving. I agree with it as well. Very creative, a thinking person and a people person, opposes authority, can be very serious or very weird/over the top/funny depending on mood, and enjoys talking a lot. Also enjoys friendship and company, and sometimes needs reassurance on actions and things. The one thing I didn't agree with is the "likes people" part. I don't particularly like people in general, although I'm willing to give most a try. :P
My personality online is quite different than it is in real life. In online or long-distance conversations (phone calls, Skype, etc.) I tend to be much more forthcoming and engaging, while in person tend to be much more introverted.
Very quiet in public, very down to earth, always looking for cool people to hang with. And by cool people, I mean decent people, I dont hang around the druggies, gangbangers or alcoholics.
I put a lot of stock in the Myers-Briggs typology. I'm an INTJ - Quiet, obsessed with analyzing everything and placing it into a broad system of understanding the world. Come off as impassive and cold, even though it's not intentional.
[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]sorry, i need an internet quiz to tell me that.-Chimera-Also, I need an internet quiz to tell me my IQ so I can brag about it on an internet forum. The IQ tests on the internet always lead to :lol: results and comments. The Myers-Briggs test was what my psychologist used (back when I had one; parents thought it was a good idea since my sister has some pretty minor mental disability) as well.
Picture a cold winters midnight, standing alone and naked within a clearing, surrounded by the silhouette of apple orchids, gloomy illuminated by a half moonlight that peers narrowly through a crevice of sheer black cloud.
Well, if you can picture that, then well done, now I shall inform you that it has nothing to do with me. But it sure sounded dramatic didn't it, like it was the inside personality of some stoic poet or serial killer. But i'm not either of those.
Now picture a stray dog with a look of mischief on it's face, like it's escaped from it's house and it knows it shouln't be out here but it's going to see what's down the road anyway. Think of how that dog must feel, like a teen out past curfew, naughty but fun.
That's how I sometimes feel. But why was it a dog? Well because i'm not a teen.
Picture yourself far out in a fierce ocean. The waves colliding from two directions over your head in a constant barrage. You realise that no one else has came out this far, perhaps you wonder why, maybe it's too dangerous? Do they know something you don't? But isn't this the place to be right now?You may not think so, because your standing out there with them, and i'm out there, but i'm not alone, i'm just out here with the other ones, but we can't always see each other through all the happenings on.
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