Took a personality test...it's rather accurate and in depth.. take it here
http://www.perex.com/status.phpYou are exceptional and unique. Your quest in life is to identify exactly who you are and
why you’re here. What’s important to you is the journey of self discovery, determining who
you are today is not the same as who you’ll be tomorrow.
You resist being categorized and are quick to question any social standard that you sense
someone imposing on you.
Stereotypical gender roles always interest you and, in your mind,
connect to issues that most other people would never consider related. <-----hmmmm really?You are particularly accepting of other people and have a special talent for seeing people’s
true selves instinctively. It takes time for you to trust your gut instinct about people
because even you don’t believe that someone could be so right about another person’s nature
so quickly. This intuitive sense about what people are thinking is your special talent. You
may think it is available to everyone and that others just ignore it, but in truth others
could never develop the skill to the level which comes naturally to you.
To you everything happens on a personal level. Your friends come to you for advice because
they know that you’ll love them for who they are and put yourself in their shoes to look at
the world. Your advice, although varied in delivery, usually boils down to “be true to
yourself” and “listen to your heart.” You are also an excellent confidant because things
told to you virtually never return to anyone through the grapevine.
You focus more on nurturing other’s self esteem than any other type. As a result of this
naturally caring nature, people often turn to you for moral support.
You exude this quality
so strongly that even strangers will sometimes spontaneously begin confiding their deepest
secrets in you. <------Not true i tink...
You are by far the most talented of all types at reading nonverbal cues. In your admirable
attempts to convey a message diplomatically, those who aren't sensitive to inflection, tone,
insinuations or body language sometimes simply do not get your message because they only
receive the verbal half of what you said.
In the same way that you're the best at reading nonverbal cues, you're also the best at
sending them. When you speak they miss the nonverbal half of your message, then they speak
and transmit twice the message (verbal + nonverbal) which often gives away more than they
intended but is sometimes carelessly inaccurate since they don’t send nonverbal cues as well
as you do. When you're tempted to assign bias based on someone’s tone or other nonverbal
cues it is wise to have them restate what they said and see if ignoring the careless,
unintentional nonverbal half of their message lets their true meaning through. Click here to give feedback on this particular paragraph
As a parent you are very supportive and start educating your child early according to your
values. Your children know exactly where you stand and what is expected of them. You
overflow with positivity when your child sticks to the program, and reflect any negative
behavior directly on yourself and the quality of your parenting. Your focus is making sure
that your child has a strong self-image and high self-esteem. More than other parents it is
important for you to be friends with your children.
You are more philosophical than most and passionately discuss ethics and justice more than
other types. Your life has meaning, your life is significant. It is when ethical issues come
up in conversation that you most strongly sense that you are fundamentally different from
other people. You become visually emotionally focused when these issues arise, while others
easily laugh them off and switch topics to something trivial. To you, it seems that everyone
should be passionate about ending racism, sexism and all the other –isms out there.
You go by the book and are suspicious of anyone suggesting that rules or laws should be
ignored.
(hee i'm a rules person, i know) You think constantly about improving laws, and see that at a major avenue for advancing social change because you see legislation and rule creation as the consensus opinion of the group working together.
(hmm???????) You want nothing more than for there to be peace and harmony in the world, and your actions clearly reflect that vision.
<---- true! true!While you can instantly tell what’s on someone else’s mind, you can sometimes be confused
yourself when it comes to the mixture of your own emotions. This, mixed with your reserved
and complex nature can make it difficult for others to get to know you.
You have a special interest in figurative language. You are more strongly moved by poetry
and literature than any other type. You are often interested in the finer points of writing
and studying literature because you believe that how something is written or spoken is
inextricably connected to its meaning.
In school you were an excellent student, the teacher’s pet. More than the satisfaction of
learning, you enjoyed pleasing your instructors with your hard work and thoughtfulness and
delighted in the personal praise they gave you in return. You got to know your instructors
on a personal level and may have even kept in touch with certain of them after moving on to
other classes.
(hmmmm.....i wish this para was true, but it's not. i'm much too shy.)
You can “connect” with any individual person and practically read their mind, but you have a
natural tendency to match your actions to the expectations you read from their mind and
yearn for company that lets you truly, naturally be yourself. You struggle between letting
yourself naturally match the sentiment of the group (which feels like putting on a façade)
or letting your individuality shine, which may allow people to see how different you are.
<------ very trueYour life has meaning, your life is significant. You think all people should spend more time
thinking about who they are and what their purpose in life is.
