Motivational Posters for different Types

[Tamske]

I found a poster with a square peg in a round hole. Gave me inspiration.

Here are the Guardian Pegs!

Artist Pegs, Rational Pegs and Idealist Pegs are on their way...

 

[Phantonym]

I found a poster with a square peg in a round hole. Gave me inspiration.

Here are the Guardian Pegs!

Artist Pegs, Rational Pegs and Idealist Pegs are on their way...

These are great!!! I can't wait for some more Pegs.

 

[Donna Cecilia]

Since we seem to be doing Scrubs now...

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So true.

 

[speculative]

Nice idea with the pegs.

 

[Rainne]

 

[Speed Gavroche]

That ISTP one is funny, but that have been ever posted.

 

[ayoitsStepho]

Proof that I'm a 4w3,

 

[Tamske]

Here are the Rational Pegs...

(For the non-mathematicians: topology is a subject where no difference is made between round and square.)

 

[speculative]

Here are the Rational Pegs...

Excellent.

 

[Rainne]

Those pegs are great =)

 

[Speed Gavroche]

Proof that I'm a 4w3,

Lol.

Proof that I've also the 3w4 in good place in my trifix.

Good work, Tamske.

 

[Tamske]

Thanks for the compliments

Artist Pegs!

 

[stellar renegade]

Not all of those are square pegs. But anyway:

That's what SHE said!

 

[SillySapienne]

Not all of those are square pegs. But anyway:


That's what SHE said!

Hahahahahahaa, "trying out all the holes", my mind immediately thought dirty things as well.

 

[Snuggletron]

Not all of those are square pegs. But anyway:


That's what SHE said!

 

[Keith]

I'm not sure which type this is best suited for. I'll leave that up to you all...
Pretension

 

[Snuggletron]

ENTJ, most likely.

 

[Tamske]

Not all of those are square pegs.

Is that necessary? I just wanted to use the peg-in-hole theme to illustrate the types. How does each type respond to the 'fitting-in' theme? Some types just do fit in...

But anyway:
That's what SHE said!

Hahahahahahaa, "trying out all the holes", my mind immediately thought dirty things as well.

. Probably you won't believe me, but I only realised the dirty association after I read this comment.
In my defense, English is my third language (though by now I know it better than my second one). I don't know all the meanings of all the expressions.
Wouldn't "peg in hole" have a dirty meaning in all cases, then? Or only in the "trying out all holes" case?

I meant the hole as a metaphor for your place in life, eg job, family, home, neighbours,... Isn't that the meaning of the hole in the "square peg in round hole" expression? Some people just seem to fit in from the first try. Others never fit, despite all well-meant trying from our extraverted Guardians. Some carve their own place (ENTJs rule!)... Some try out all sorts of lives. Happily living one life doesn't mean you can't try out another, does it? And "trying out to look for the best possibility" seemed something an ESTP would do.

I'm not sure which type this is best suited for. I'll leave that up to you all...
Pretension

Yeah, ENTJ seems to be the one
And I've got this feeling there is some truth in the caption. What if you're really better and more succesful? Wouldn't others call you pretentious, just to console themselves that there is fault with you, too?
At least in my country, it's good manners that when someone compliments you with "you're good at..." you answer with "but I suck at..." Never stick out. Never be good at more than one thing at the same time. Never say "look, I'm good at this!"
ENTJs won't keep their talents hidden just because it's good manners to do that. And that's a good thing.

 

[Tamske]

Last but not least, here are the Idealist Pegs!

 

[Unkindloving]

Last but not least, here are the Idealist Pegs!

Yay!
My mental dialogue just went like this:
"And the square pegs shall have square holes! And the triangle pegs, triangle holes! And the circle pegs.. well... screw you, circle pegs, you've always had circle holes, but can you see the potential? "