Sloe Djinn
Idiot with Internet Access.
- MBTI
- ISFP
- Enneagram
- 6w7
Hmmm...some yes some no - but definitely interesting:
Lol - and ETA: D'oh! After I read Wyote's addendum.
[MENTION=442]arbygil[/MENTION]
That blue smiley is the betrayer.
Hmmm...some yes some no - but definitely interesting:
Lol - and ETA: D'oh! After I read Wyote's addendum.
quite true (why do I get an ISTJ vibe from this?)Though quiet on the outside, you are often the hidden hero; someone who rushes in when needed and then after the emergency is over fades back into the woodwork. Because of this sense of duty and honor, you can also on occasion be rigid in your viewpoint and unyielding in the face of other ways of thinking. Usually cynical and rarely trusting of others, you maintain a small set of intimate friends. These bonds are stronger than most. You are always grounded in the present moment. Your close bonds can also lead to clique-ishness and a tendency to gossip about those who are deemed less worthy. You are an integrative thinker, collecting data from a wide range of sources and applying it to your worldview. You can become overly task-oriented. In stressful situations you often withdraw from the world to seek peace in contemplation. You often seem cold and withdrawn. Often you will withdraw rather than verbalize your discontent.
Though quiet on the outside, you are often the hidden hero; someone who rushes in when needed and then after the emergency is over fades back into the woodwork. Because of this sense of duty and honor, you can also on occasion be rigid in your viewpoint and unyielding in the face of other ways of thinking. Usually cynical and rarely trusting of others, you maintain a small set of intimate friends. These bonds are stronger than most. You are always grounded in the present moment. Your close bonds can also lead to clique-ishness and a tendency to gossip about those who are deemed less worthy. You are an integrative thinker, collecting data from a wide range of sources and applying it to your worldview. You can become overly task-oriented. In stressful situations you often withdraw from the world to seek peace in contemplation. You often seem cold and withdrawn. Often you will withdraw rather than verbalize your discontent.
This individual is seeking a way out of a desperate situation and may feel a sense of futility that is either the cause or result of depression. Offering an emotional escape from this person's burden will provide the best route to entry, when dealing with such a client.
A dynamic emotional response system can leave this client seemingly random in his or her behavior. This individual craves companionship, however is quick to reject others for perceived flaws. Should this individual feel neglected he or she can turn away from the world in an extravagant display of bitterness.
quite true (why do I get an ISTJ vibe from this?)
Also, am I the only one who's being creeped by the test's vibes? O_O