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Personality Style Test A + B [Celebrity Types]
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Test A:
Negativistic
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
NARCISSISTIC 32%
ANTISOCIAL 41%
HISTRIONIC 12%
DEPENDENT 56%
SADISTIC 44%
COMPULSIVE 52%
NEGATIVISTIC 72%
AVOIDANT 61%
test b
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE 74%
MASOCHISTIC 34%
BORDERLINE 38%
PARANOID 58%
SCHIZOID 48%
SCHIZOTYPAL 72%
HYPOMANIC 30%
Negativistic
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
NARCISSISTIC 32%
ANTISOCIAL 41%
HISTRIONIC 12%
DEPENDENT 56%
SADISTIC 44%
COMPULSIVE 52%
NEGATIVISTIC 72%
AVOIDANT 61%
test b
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE 74%
MASOCHISTIC 34%
BORDERLINE 38%
PARANOID 58%
SCHIZOID 48%
SCHIZOTYPAL 72%
HYPOMANIC 30%
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Negativistic
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
NEGATIVISTIC 68%
DEPENDENT 50%
HISTRIONIC 50%
AVOIDANT 44%
ANTISOCIAL 44%
NARCISSISTIC 24%
Hypomaniac
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
HYPOMANIC 68%
DEPRESSIVE 61%
MASOCHISTIC 51%
SCHIZOID 43%
PARANOID 41%
BORDERLINE 37%
SCHIZOTYPAL 35%
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
NEGATIVISTIC 68%
DEPENDENT 50%
HISTRIONIC 50%
AVOIDANT 44%
ANTISOCIAL 44%
NARCISSISTIC 24%
Hypomaniac
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
HYPOMANIC 68%
DEPRESSIVE 61%
MASOCHISTIC 51%
SCHIZOID 43%
PARANOID 41%
BORDERLINE 37%
SCHIZOTYPAL 35%
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The warnings before the tests made me laugh
Test A
Your personality style is:
Negativistic
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
Narcissistic 28%
Antisocial 21%
Histrionic 44%
Dependent 40%
Sadistic 36%
Compulsive 61%
Negativistic 70%
Avoidant 49%
Test B
Your personality style is:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
Depressive 56%
Masochistic 8%
Borderline 10%
Paranoid 21%
Schizoid 14%
Schizotypal 24%
Hypomanic 8%
Test A
Your personality style is:
Negativistic
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An internal discontentment and chronic irritability that springs from a deeply rooted feeling of ambivalence about yourself and others. You deal with this ambivalence by acting passive-aggressively towards others, oozing skepticism and discontent at them as a means to express your inner ambivalence. Constantly uncertain about your own capabilities, you alternate between submerging yourself to the wishes of others and rebelliously asserting yourself as a free individual who is entitled to respect and should not be bossed around. In your inability to decide whether to turn to others or to yourself for security and direction, your strategy for coping with internal conflicts resembles that of a young child who must constantly test the parental boundaries in order to find his own footing in life.
Narcissistic 28%
Antisocial 21%
Histrionic 44%
Dependent 40%
Sadistic 36%
Compulsive 61%
Negativistic 70%
Avoidant 49%
Test B
Your personality style is:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
Depressive 56%
Masochistic 8%
Borderline 10%
Paranoid 21%
Schizoid 14%
Schizotypal 24%
Hypomanic 8%
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Personality Style Test A
Your personality style is:
Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
For a complete overview of how your personality relates to each of the 15 styles, be sure to compare your results on this test with your results on the Style Test B.
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NARCISSISTIC
40%
ANTISOCIAL
36%
HISTRIONIC
36%
DEPENDENT
64%
SADISTIC
56%
COMPULSIVE
36%
NEGATIVISTIC
84%
AVOIDANT
Personality Style Test B
Your personality style is:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
For a complete overview of how your personality relates to each of the 15 styles, be sure to compare your results on this test with your results on the Style Test A.
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DEPRESSIVE
87%
MASOCHISTIC
69%
BORDERLINE
60%
PARANOID
46%
SCHIZOID
42%
SCHIZOTYPAL
82%
HYPOMANIC
79%
Your personality style is:
Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
For a complete overview of how your personality relates to each of the 15 styles, be sure to compare your results on this test with your results on the Style Test B.
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NARCISSISTIC
40%
ANTISOCIAL
36%
HISTRIONIC
36%
DEPENDENT
64%
SADISTIC
56%
COMPULSIVE
36%
NEGATIVISTIC
84%
AVOIDANT
Personality Style Test B
Your personality style is:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
For a complete overview of how your personality relates to each of the 15 styles, be sure to compare your results on this test with your results on the Style Test A.
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DEPRESSIVE
87%
MASOCHISTIC
69%
BORDERLINE
60%
PARANOID
46%
SCHIZOID
42%
SCHIZOTYPAL
82%
HYPOMANIC
79%
Mayflower
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Test A
Your personality style is:
Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
Narcissistic 28%
Antisocial 52%
Histrionic 36%
Dependent 44%
Sadistic 28%
Compulsive 28%
Negativistic 40%
Avoidant 65%
Test B
Your personality style is:
Schizoid
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A defect in your ability to form social relationships and an under-responsiveness to all sorts of stimuli. You exhibit an intrinsic emotional "flatness" where the highs don't get too high and the lows don't get too low. Emotions like joy, anger, and sadness do not move you as much as they move other people. Your natural state appears to be one where you have "retired" a bit into yourself, which is one source of the calmness that characterizes your normal state. Unlike what might be expected, your passivity and lack of vitality is not a form of self-protection, but simply seems to be your natural state.
Depressive 25%
Masochistic 15%
Borderline 23%
Paranoid 12%
Schizoid 50%
Schizotypal 45%
Hypomanic 46%
Your personality style is:
Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
Narcissistic 28%
Antisocial 52%
Histrionic 36%
Dependent 44%
Sadistic 28%
Compulsive 28%
Negativistic 40%
Avoidant 65%
Test B
Your personality style is:
Schizoid
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A defect in your ability to form social relationships and an under-responsiveness to all sorts of stimuli. You exhibit an intrinsic emotional "flatness" where the highs don't get too high and the lows don't get too low. Emotions like joy, anger, and sadness do not move you as much as they move other people. Your natural state appears to be one where you have "retired" a bit into yourself, which is one source of the calmness that characterizes your normal state. Unlike what might be expected, your passivity and lack of vitality is not a form of self-protection, but simply seems to be your natural state.
Depressive 25%
Masochistic 15%
Borderline 23%
Paranoid 12%
Schizoid 50%
Schizotypal 45%
Hypomanic 46%
Kingu Kurimuzon
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Test A:
Compulsive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A preoccupation with matters of order and control. Not only are you supremely well organized and settled into your usual and familiar routines, you also believe that others should be. This may lead the people around you to perceive you as a moralistic stickler and a busybody - someone who's always pointing out the inefficiencies and mistakes of others, smugly flaunting your own successes as a model for others to follow*. Unbeknownst to yourself, however, one reason that you cling to the rules is because you feel that you constantly must fight off urges to let loose in order to be worthy of love and respect. You most likely have unacknowledged feelings of anger and defiance that you hide away from the world, attempting instead to present a perfect facade that others may admire and respect.
*I don't relate to the bold/italicized part, at all. How I live is how I live. I don't fancy myself some moral authority on how others ought to conduct their lives. People like that make my skin crawl. Everyone's needs are different- who am I to presume my manner of existing is universally best? That's absurd. Long as they're not harming anyone, I generally don't care. Also, I don't "cling to" rules... I make my own, though- applied only to me. Even those.. I'm constantly bending/refining.
That's not to say I don't have a neurotic/compulsive streak. I absolutely do- it just doesn't align much with the description/manifestation above.
Narcissistic
0%
Antisocial
21%
Histrionic
0%
Dependent
0%
Sadistic
4%
Compulsive
61%
Negativistic
0%
Avoidant
12%
Test B:
No Marked Personality Style
We all have our problems to grapple with, but you appear to be untroubled by the negative elements of personality styles. Perhaps you really are an upstanding paragon of health and psychic well-being. In other words, your scores indicate that you do not have a strongly pronounced personality style. However, you can still get a feel for which of the personality styles fit you the most by consulting the charts below.
Depressive
4%
Masochistic
0%
Borderline
0%
Paranoid
0%
Schizoid
10%
Schizotypal
27%
Hypomanic
11%
Compulsive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A preoccupation with matters of order and control. Not only are you supremely well organized and settled into your usual and familiar routines, you also believe that others should be. This may lead the people around you to perceive you as a moralistic stickler and a busybody - someone who's always pointing out the inefficiencies and mistakes of others, smugly flaunting your own successes as a model for others to follow*. Unbeknownst to yourself, however, one reason that you cling to the rules is because you feel that you constantly must fight off urges to let loose in order to be worthy of love and respect. You most likely have unacknowledged feelings of anger and defiance that you hide away from the world, attempting instead to present a perfect facade that others may admire and respect.
*I don't relate to the bold/italicized part, at all. How I live is how I live. I don't fancy myself some moral authority on how others ought to conduct their lives. People like that make my skin crawl. Everyone's needs are different- who am I to presume my manner of existing is universally best? That's absurd. Long as they're not harming anyone, I generally don't care. Also, I don't "cling to" rules... I make my own, though- applied only to me. Even those.. I'm constantly bending/refining.
That's not to say I don't have a neurotic/compulsive streak. I absolutely do- it just doesn't align much with the description/manifestation above.
Narcissistic
0%
Antisocial
21%
Histrionic
0%
Dependent
0%
Sadistic
4%
Compulsive
61%
Negativistic
0%
Avoidant
12%
Test B:
No Marked Personality Style
We all have our problems to grapple with, but you appear to be untroubled by the negative elements of personality styles. Perhaps you really are an upstanding paragon of health and psychic well-being. In other words, your scores indicate that you do not have a strongly pronounced personality style. However, you can still get a feel for which of the personality styles fit you the most by consulting the charts below.
Depressive
4%
Masochistic
0%
Borderline
0%
Paranoid
0%
Schizoid
10%
Schizotypal
27%
Hypomanic
11%
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I've tried to take test A. The first thing that threw me off the test was the PHI symbol on the page which, in medical terms, means there's a nutcase in the emergency room.
On my first attempt, I clicked the wrong way, wanted to change it, but there is no back button in this test.
On my second attempt I came across questions like this, "Sticking to familiar routines is a good way to avoid mistakes." That's a statement I can agree with strongly, but that doesn't mean I'm that way or that it's a policy for me.
Yes I know that PHI stands for "protected health information." But in the ER (or ED as they call it now in the US), it means something else.
On my first attempt, I clicked the wrong way, wanted to change it, but there is no back button in this test.
On my second attempt I came across questions like this, "Sticking to familiar routines is a good way to avoid mistakes." That's a statement I can agree with strongly, but that doesn't mean I'm that way or that it's a policy for me.
Yes I know that PHI stands for "protected health information." But in the ER (or ED as they call it now in the US), it means something else.
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Test A:
Compulsive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A preoccupation with matters of order and control. Not only are you supremely well organized and settled into your usual and familiar routines, you also believe that others should be. This may lead the people around you to perceive you as a moralistic stickler and a busybody - someone who's always pointing out the inefficiencies and mistakes of others, smugly flaunting your own successes as a model for others to follow. Unbeknownst to yourself, however, one reason that you cling to the rules is because you feel that you constantly must fight off urges to let loose in order to be worthy of love and respect. You most likely have unacknowledged feelings of anger and defiance that you hide away from the world, attempting instead to present a perfect facade that others may admire and respect.
Test B:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
The test B result is too extreme -- I don't "give up" and I still get shit done -- but test A is on point.
Compulsive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A preoccupation with matters of order and control. Not only are you supremely well organized and settled into your usual and familiar routines, you also believe that others should be. This may lead the people around you to perceive you as a moralistic stickler and a busybody - someone who's always pointing out the inefficiencies and mistakes of others, smugly flaunting your own successes as a model for others to follow. Unbeknownst to yourself, however, one reason that you cling to the rules is because you feel that you constantly must fight off urges to let loose in order to be worthy of love and respect. You most likely have unacknowledged feelings of anger and defiance that you hide away from the world, attempting instead to present a perfect facade that others may admire and respect.
Test B:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
The test B result is too extreme -- I don't "give up" and I still get shit done -- but test A is on point.
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A:
Practically tied with Compulsive though. I also don't have many issues with impulse control.
B:
Guilty as charged.
Practically tied with Compulsive though. I also don't have many issues with impulse control.
B:
Guilty as charged.
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Histrionic 82%
Negativistic 56%
Dependent 52%
Avoidant 50%
Negativistic 56%
Dependent 52%
Avoidant 50%
Kingu Kurimuzon
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I took B again and got Schizoid.
If true itwould could explain some of my type confusion.
If true it
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- sp/so
test A
antisocial and negativistic tied at 40%... which means no marked style to the test (I am NOTHING!)
test B
hypomanic 71%
antisocial and negativistic tied at 40%... which means no marked style to the test (I am NOTHING!)
test B
hypomanic 71%
Galaxy Gazer
New member
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2015
- Messages
- 941
- Instinctual Variant
- sp/sx
NARCISSISTIC 50%
ANTISOCIAL 74%
HISTRIONIC 8%
DEPENDENT 69%
SADISTIC 12%
COMPULSIVE 61%
NEGATIVISTIC 80%
AVOIDANT 92%
DEPRESSIVE 79%
MASOCHISTIC 63%
BORDERLINE 52%
PARANOID 68%
SCHIZOID 38%
SCHIZOTYPAL 74%
HYPOMANIC 58%
...damn. I am emotionally fucked up o.o I don't even have it that bad compared to a lot of people (I read a lot of member blogs yesterday and was sort of shocked), but I guess I'm just really sensitive?
ANTISOCIAL 74%
HISTRIONIC 8%
DEPENDENT 69%
SADISTIC 12%
COMPULSIVE 61%
NEGATIVISTIC 80%
AVOIDANT 92%
DEPRESSIVE 79%
MASOCHISTIC 63%
BORDERLINE 52%
PARANOID 68%
SCHIZOID 38%
SCHIZOTYPAL 74%
HYPOMANIC 58%
...damn. I am emotionally fucked up o.o I don't even have it that bad compared to a lot of people (I read a lot of member blogs yesterday and was sort of shocked), but I guess I'm just really sensitive?
Merced
Talk to me.
- Joined
- May 14, 2016
- Messages
- 3,594
- MBTI Type
- ESTJ
- Enneagram
- 28?
- Instinctual Variant
- so/sp
Test A:
Histronic
That you have a strong need for attention and affection, but contrary to what could be expected, you are not passive and receptive, waiting for others to notice you of their own accord. On the contrary, you are actively manipulating others to notice you in order to feed your flair for melodrama and nascent attention-seeking. To gain attention, you dramatize matters pertaining to yourself, ranging from clothing, appearance, manner of speaking, and sexuality. You try different tactics with new people to figure out what makes each person respond well to you, modifying yourself in an attempt to gain popularity and admiration. Your behavior is seductive, witty, charming, and gregarious, while at the same time seeming childish and immature. So long as you are with people who greatly enjoy your company, you are contented and the life of the party, yet when you are alone you are sometimes beset by brooding thoughts that you are really unworthy of love.
NARCISSISTIC - 79%
ANTISOCIAL - 62%
HISTRIONIC - 93%
DEPENDENT - 28%
SADISTIC - 60%
COMPULSIVE - 8%
NEGATIVISTIC - 60%
AVOIDANT - 57%
Test B:
Hypomanic
A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
DEPRESSIVE - 51%
MASOCHISTIC - 74%
BORDERLINE - 76%
PARANOID - 65%
SCHIZOID - 20%
SCHIZOTYPAL - 58%
HYPOMANIC - 100%
i came out here to have a good time and honestly i feel so attacked right now
Histronic
That you have a strong need for attention and affection, but contrary to what could be expected, you are not passive and receptive, waiting for others to notice you of their own accord. On the contrary, you are actively manipulating others to notice you in order to feed your flair for melodrama and nascent attention-seeking. To gain attention, you dramatize matters pertaining to yourself, ranging from clothing, appearance, manner of speaking, and sexuality. You try different tactics with new people to figure out what makes each person respond well to you, modifying yourself in an attempt to gain popularity and admiration. Your behavior is seductive, witty, charming, and gregarious, while at the same time seeming childish and immature. So long as you are with people who greatly enjoy your company, you are contented and the life of the party, yet when you are alone you are sometimes beset by brooding thoughts that you are really unworthy of love.
NARCISSISTIC - 79%
ANTISOCIAL - 62%
HISTRIONIC - 93%
DEPENDENT - 28%
SADISTIC - 60%
COMPULSIVE - 8%
NEGATIVISTIC - 60%
AVOIDANT - 57%
Test B:
Hypomanic
A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
DEPRESSIVE - 51%
MASOCHISTIC - 74%
BORDERLINE - 76%
PARANOID - 65%
SCHIZOID - 20%
SCHIZOTYPAL - 58%
HYPOMANIC - 100%
i came out here to have a good time and honestly i feel so attacked right now
Dyslexxie
Dope& diamonds.
- Joined
- Sep 2, 2015
- Messages
- 1,250
NARCISSISTIC 40%
ANTISOCIAL 65%
HISTRIONIC 78%
DEPENDENT 16%
SADISTIC 56%
COMPULSIVE 32%
NEGATIVISTIC 14%
AVOIDANT 4%
Test A:
Histronic
That you have a strong need for attention and affection, but contrary to what could be expected, you are not passive and receptive, waiting for others to notice you of their own accord. On the contrary, you are actively manipulating others to notice you in order to feed your flair for melodrama and nascent attention-seeking. To gain attention, you dramatize matters pertaining to yourself, ranging from clothing, appearance, manner of speaking, and sexuality. You try different tactics with new people to figure out what makes each person respond well to you, modifying yourself in an attempt to gain popularity and admiration. Your behavior is seductive, witty, charming, and gregarious, while at the same time seeming childish and immature. So long as you are with people who greatly enjoy your company, you are contented and the life of the party, yet when you are alone you are sometimes beset by brooding thoughts that you are really unworthy of love.
DEPRESSIVE 0%
MASOCHISTIC 4%
BORDERLINE 10%
PARANOID 4%
SCHIZOID 14%
SCHIZOTYPAL 20%
HYPOMANIC 66%
Test B:
Hypomanic
A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
...what the fuck.
ANTISOCIAL 65%
HISTRIONIC 78%
DEPENDENT 16%
SADISTIC 56%
COMPULSIVE 32%
NEGATIVISTIC 14%
AVOIDANT 4%
Test A:
Histronic
That you have a strong need for attention and affection, but contrary to what could be expected, you are not passive and receptive, waiting for others to notice you of their own accord. On the contrary, you are actively manipulating others to notice you in order to feed your flair for melodrama and nascent attention-seeking. To gain attention, you dramatize matters pertaining to yourself, ranging from clothing, appearance, manner of speaking, and sexuality. You try different tactics with new people to figure out what makes each person respond well to you, modifying yourself in an attempt to gain popularity and admiration. Your behavior is seductive, witty, charming, and gregarious, while at the same time seeming childish and immature. So long as you are with people who greatly enjoy your company, you are contented and the life of the party, yet when you are alone you are sometimes beset by brooding thoughts that you are really unworthy of love.
DEPRESSIVE 0%
MASOCHISTIC 4%
BORDERLINE 10%
PARANOID 4%
SCHIZOID 14%
SCHIZOTYPAL 20%
HYPOMANIC 66%
Test B:
Hypomanic
A high energy level and buoyant manner whereby you drive yourself into an overly animated, over-expressive, scattered, and manic state. Being full of optimism and hope, you experience strong positive affects at anything you do and feel confident that you can work for hours on end, without ever giving way to fatigue. While your projects are initially ingenious, chaos tends to ensue when you are left to your own devices, without the guidance of others. Excitable and zealous, you are restlessly active, rash, and easily worked up. Humorous, witty, and cheery, few people would ever recognize that one reason for your high-spirited facade is an unconscious defense that serves to ward off those nagging fears of anxiety and depression that seem to follow you wherever you go.
...what the fuck.
Lord Lavender
Bluered Trickster
- Joined
- Oct 21, 2016
- Messages
- 5,848
- MBTI Type
- EVLF
- Enneagram
- 739
- Instinctual Variant
- so/sp
Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
NARCISSISTIC
56%
ANTISOCIAL
36%
HISTRIONIC
16%
DEPENDENT
61%
SADISTIC
32%
COMPULSIVE
66%
NEGATIVISTIC
56%
AVOIDANT
92%
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE
58%
MASOCHISTIC
26%
BORDERLINE
52%
PARANOID
46%
SCHIZOID
54%
SCHIZOTYPAL
48%
HYPOMANIC
42%
Interesting results. I am very avoidant according to this which is accurate but overall seem to be quite balanced on the others. I generally consider myself a normal and well adjusted person if somewhat shy and given to worry at times.
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
NARCISSISTIC
56%
ANTISOCIAL
36%
HISTRIONIC
16%
DEPENDENT
61%
SADISTIC
32%
COMPULSIVE
66%
NEGATIVISTIC
56%
AVOIDANT
92%
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE
58%
MASOCHISTIC
26%
BORDERLINE
52%
PARANOID
46%
SCHIZOID
54%
SCHIZOTYPAL
48%
HYPOMANIC
42%
Interesting results. I am very avoidant according to this which is accurate but overall seem to be quite balanced on the others. I generally consider myself a normal and well adjusted person if somewhat shy and given to worry at times.
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I am
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2013
- Messages
- 3,326
- MBTI Type
- INFP
- Enneagram
- 4w3
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/so
Test A: Avoidant
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
NARCISSISTIC 74%
ANTISOCIAL 36%
HISTRIONIC 36%
DEPENDENT 53%
SADISTIC 20%
COMPULSIVE 24%
NEGATIVISTIC 65%
AVOIDANT 92%
Test B:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE 100% (oh, shit
)
MASOCHISTIC 52%
BORDERLINE 51%
PARANOID 24%
SCHIZOID 36%
SCHIZOTYPAL 69%
HYPOMANIC 32%
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: A susceptibility to anxiety and depression, which you guard against by withdrawing from evaluative social situations. You may appear emotionally flat to others at times, but contrary to how others perceive you, this flatness is not your actual state. Instead, you use it as a form of self-protection: As soon as you are around people, feelings of tension and disharmony start to creep up on you. By presenting yourself as quiet, reticent, and modest in social situations you hope to inject some remoteness whereby you can maintain emotional distance in the event that others should start expressing negative evaluations of you. The irony is that you have a strong desire for acceptance and affection, but you restrain these longings in yourself because you are afraid that if you let others get close to you, they will only end up hurting you.
NARCISSISTIC 74%
ANTISOCIAL 36%
HISTRIONIC 36%
DEPENDENT 53%
SADISTIC 20%
COMPULSIVE 24%
NEGATIVISTIC 65%
AVOIDANT 92%
Test B:
Depressive
Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: That without necessarily suffering from clinical depression, you are nevertheless glum and pessimistic at heart, experiencing little joy in life. Due to the stifling and dark character of your thoughts, you may at times experience psychomotorial retardation (i.e. your thoughts slowing almost to a standstill) and you may be wholly unable to experience pleasure during such bouts of melancholy and dejection. When you try to pull yourself together, there is an overpowering sense of giving up; a sense that "life is over" and that it's no use trying to fight to regain joy and a better standing in life.
DEPRESSIVE 100% (oh, shit
)MASOCHISTIC 52%
BORDERLINE 51%
PARANOID 24%
SCHIZOID 36%
SCHIZOTYPAL 69%
HYPOMANIC 32%
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