diccs
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I'm also taking enneagram so I might post my enneagram questionnaire answers once I've filled it out
1. During your youth (7'ish to 18), What did you focus on the most? What activities did you like and why? What aspect of life was lax in attention?
---------------------------------------------¿¿¿15 to 18 i guess???-------------------------------------
Main focus: monitor tan. I’m still working on it. I love listening to music, especially keeping my new favourites on repeat till I can’t notice them in the background anymore. I sometimes engage in online communities like this one. I dedicate some time for educational youtube videos based on my current interests and when I’m really interested I conduct my own research (wikipedia, lol) I’m not sure whether I do this for pleasure or if I’m addicted but I generally feel a lot better when I step away from this routine so perhaps I should change some things?
------------------------------------------------ages 9 to around 13 or 14------------------------------
I loved going outdoors! I engaged in monotonous activities all by myself but I quite enjoyed them. I built forts (sort of), I liked tinkering with my kiddie toys and often destroying them in the process (for parts); I did lots of roleplay, by myself of course… Then I hung out with some kids who weren’t pleasant at all and I always regretted it so that didn’t last long :/
Later on I spent quite a lot of time with this one older perverted kid and we explored the terrain a lot but then I told him to never bother me again and so I became a recluse.
Should I be worried? Officially, my main focus is to attain a decent education but I think most people would say that. Well I’m telling you this isn’t the force driving me forward. I am passive.
Intrapersonal communication and relationships are probably the most neglected aspects of my life.
I forgot to mention that sometimes I played video games.
2. You're in your senior year of high school (or whatever equivalent) and you are looking back over the last couple of years. What was your favorite aspect of the schooling experience and why? Favorite subject and why?
I liked learning stuff in the classroom, yay. Favorite subject biology but I also enjoyed psychology, geography and math when I understood it.
3. A couple of friends call and invite you out to a restaurant. While there, you all are pleasantly conversing and one of your friends makes a comment that irked you. What are your thoughts and how do you respond?
I try to refrain from thought policing but whenever I hear something untrue I have to correct it. So that’s what I do. If a friend said something really stupid on more than one occasion then I’d avoid them more.
4. Your schooling is done and it's time to strike out into the world!! What sort of career do you want to go into and why?
I want to work in a lab for a bit but eventually move somewhere else. I’m considering work in the pharmaceutical industry in the distant future. I could also go into engineering. I want to go there because it pays ok and is somewhat in line with my interests. I only have a vague idea of my interests because I’m all over the place. I kind of like studying chemistry but it’s hard work. Otherwise I enjoy learning about music, pop culture, computers, water treatment and lots of stuff relating to water I guess and I like cars.
5. A friend is getting married and they put you in charge of the cake. You narrowed it down to two places to make an order. The first is a bakery with whom you got a good relationship with. The other is a well-known cake maker to whom everyone goes to (your friend hints to it as well). Which one do you choose and why?
I’d have to get samples of both before I could decide. I would have to browse through all their different designs but I suppose with my good contacts at the first bakery I could get them to make a personalized or completely custom cake and if the quality’s good relative to the popular bakery then I’d go with the first option. It all comes down to the cake.
6. You get into an argument with a friend/family member/co-worker. They criticize one of your personality traits. What would most likely be the focus of their critique?
I suppose I could give actual quotes: dopey, heartless, clumsy, lazy, blasé, selfish, withdrawn, naggy & dumb
I’m most often told that I’m lazy.
7. It's New Years! You and your friends are out and about after a party. Being drunk, one of your friends suggests to do something....'questionable' (Nothing serious. I.e, drugs, escort, etc.). What are your thoughts and how do you respond?
I’m not usually risky but there are ways around it
however if I manage to notice any health and safety risk I’m out. In those situations I don’t tend to have any thoughts that could not be reflected by my actions.
8. A new art gallery opens up and your friend wants to go to the grand opening. Both of you analyze all the paintings and sculptures. What about these works warrants the most attention from you? Why?
The impression they give because I’d want to see how they relate to the rest (I’m not too sure about this statement). I like to think that I’d try to analyze their details but that’s just silly I wouldn’t even give a second glance. I might be interested in works with a story and a culture behind them.
9. You have been saving up and decide to buy a new car. At the dealership, you peruse the lots. What are the criteria and factors that influence your choice? Which one would initially be your main focus?
As shallow as it may be, I’d definitely look for my preferred brand but I’d also look at some alternatives just so I could be certain of my brand of choice. Due to safety regulations, every car on the lot is going to be safe in a crash and the only major factors that could affect this are the body style, number of airbags fitted and crash prevention systems. However, if the car of my choosing had a poor safety score I’d look at some alternatives. So because safety is regulated and largely standardized, the engine is much more important! So from most relevant to least relevant: Fuel type; fuel economy; power; size.
TRANSMISSION! If it’s a preowned car I guess I could suffer through with a manual but if its new it must be auto im not about to lease or finance a car for YEARS to come and have to switch gears!
Oh and it needs to have a/c. I like convenience features so I’ll get as much as I can as long as the price remains reasonable or I REALLY REALLY LIKE THE CAR and plan on driving it for the next 10 years.
10. Yep, you now have a kid (sex of your choosing)! Years pass and they are now 15 years old. You notice their personality traits are the complete opposite of how you were when at their age. Describe how they are. Describe the possible conflicts that would arise between both of you due to differing temperaments.
They hate alone time. They don’t want to take a second to analyze the situation before stepping into it and they don’t look at all the available options. They are active, social, rude and they don’t think a whole lot in general and they don’t listen and I’m just about done with them. We would get in conflict over house rules, who wears the pants and other stuff. I’d try to give them as much freedom as possible but I’d struggle in finding the right balance between their safety and their independence so I’d probably jump around a lot.
I want it to be a daughter and preferably not more than two. Twins would be great because I always wanted a brother or sister who’d be closer to my age.
That’ll be it for now but I might fill out a few more MBTI q's in the coming days. Ask questions and stuff.
1. During your youth (7'ish to 18), What did you focus on the most? What activities did you like and why? What aspect of life was lax in attention?
---------------------------------------------¿¿¿15 to 18 i guess???-------------------------------------
Main focus: monitor tan. I’m still working on it. I love listening to music, especially keeping my new favourites on repeat till I can’t notice them in the background anymore. I sometimes engage in online communities like this one. I dedicate some time for educational youtube videos based on my current interests and when I’m really interested I conduct my own research (wikipedia, lol) I’m not sure whether I do this for pleasure or if I’m addicted but I generally feel a lot better when I step away from this routine so perhaps I should change some things?
------------------------------------------------ages 9 to around 13 or 14------------------------------
I loved going outdoors! I engaged in monotonous activities all by myself but I quite enjoyed them. I built forts (sort of), I liked tinkering with my kiddie toys and often destroying them in the process (for parts); I did lots of roleplay, by myself of course… Then I hung out with some kids who weren’t pleasant at all and I always regretted it so that didn’t last long :/
Later on I spent quite a lot of time with this one older perverted kid and we explored the terrain a lot but then I told him to never bother me again and so I became a recluse.
Should I be worried? Officially, my main focus is to attain a decent education but I think most people would say that. Well I’m telling you this isn’t the force driving me forward. I am passive.
Intrapersonal communication and relationships are probably the most neglected aspects of my life.
I forgot to mention that sometimes I played video games.
2. You're in your senior year of high school (or whatever equivalent) and you are looking back over the last couple of years. What was your favorite aspect of the schooling experience and why? Favorite subject and why?
I liked learning stuff in the classroom, yay. Favorite subject biology but I also enjoyed psychology, geography and math when I understood it.
3. A couple of friends call and invite you out to a restaurant. While there, you all are pleasantly conversing and one of your friends makes a comment that irked you. What are your thoughts and how do you respond?
I try to refrain from thought policing but whenever I hear something untrue I have to correct it. So that’s what I do. If a friend said something really stupid on more than one occasion then I’d avoid them more.
4. Your schooling is done and it's time to strike out into the world!! What sort of career do you want to go into and why?
I want to work in a lab for a bit but eventually move somewhere else. I’m considering work in the pharmaceutical industry in the distant future. I could also go into engineering. I want to go there because it pays ok and is somewhat in line with my interests. I only have a vague idea of my interests because I’m all over the place. I kind of like studying chemistry but it’s hard work. Otherwise I enjoy learning about music, pop culture, computers, water treatment and lots of stuff relating to water I guess and I like cars.
5. A friend is getting married and they put you in charge of the cake. You narrowed it down to two places to make an order. The first is a bakery with whom you got a good relationship with. The other is a well-known cake maker to whom everyone goes to (your friend hints to it as well). Which one do you choose and why?
I’d have to get samples of both before I could decide. I would have to browse through all their different designs but I suppose with my good contacts at the first bakery I could get them to make a personalized or completely custom cake and if the quality’s good relative to the popular bakery then I’d go with the first option. It all comes down to the cake.
6. You get into an argument with a friend/family member/co-worker. They criticize one of your personality traits. What would most likely be the focus of their critique?
I suppose I could give actual quotes: dopey, heartless, clumsy, lazy, blasé, selfish, withdrawn, naggy & dumb
I’m most often told that I’m lazy.
7. It's New Years! You and your friends are out and about after a party. Being drunk, one of your friends suggests to do something....'questionable' (Nothing serious. I.e, drugs, escort, etc.). What are your thoughts and how do you respond?
I’m not usually risky but there are ways around it
however if I manage to notice any health and safety risk I’m out. In those situations I don’t tend to have any thoughts that could not be reflected by my actions.8. A new art gallery opens up and your friend wants to go to the grand opening. Both of you analyze all the paintings and sculptures. What about these works warrants the most attention from you? Why?
The impression they give because I’d want to see how they relate to the rest (I’m not too sure about this statement). I like to think that I’d try to analyze their details but that’s just silly I wouldn’t even give a second glance. I might be interested in works with a story and a culture behind them.
9. You have been saving up and decide to buy a new car. At the dealership, you peruse the lots. What are the criteria and factors that influence your choice? Which one would initially be your main focus?
As shallow as it may be, I’d definitely look for my preferred brand but I’d also look at some alternatives just so I could be certain of my brand of choice. Due to safety regulations, every car on the lot is going to be safe in a crash and the only major factors that could affect this are the body style, number of airbags fitted and crash prevention systems. However, if the car of my choosing had a poor safety score I’d look at some alternatives. So because safety is regulated and largely standardized, the engine is much more important! So from most relevant to least relevant: Fuel type; fuel economy; power; size.
TRANSMISSION! If it’s a preowned car I guess I could suffer through with a manual but if its new it must be auto im not about to lease or finance a car for YEARS to come and have to switch gears!
Oh and it needs to have a/c. I like convenience features so I’ll get as much as I can as long as the price remains reasonable or I REALLY REALLY LIKE THE CAR and plan on driving it for the next 10 years.
10. Yep, you now have a kid (sex of your choosing)! Years pass and they are now 15 years old. You notice their personality traits are the complete opposite of how you were when at their age. Describe how they are. Describe the possible conflicts that would arise between both of you due to differing temperaments.
They hate alone time. They don’t want to take a second to analyze the situation before stepping into it and they don’t look at all the available options. They are active, social, rude and they don’t think a whole lot in general and they don’t listen and I’m just about done with them. We would get in conflict over house rules, who wears the pants and other stuff. I’d try to give them as much freedom as possible but I’d struggle in finding the right balance between their safety and their independence so I’d probably jump around a lot.
I want it to be a daughter and preferably not more than two. Twins would be great because I always wanted a brother or sister who’d be closer to my age.
That’ll be it for now but I might fill out a few more MBTI q's in the coming days. Ask questions and stuff.
