Hm, that's interesting although not surprising- I guess it would depend on what one was feeling at the time. For instance, I could feel really social than I usually am and take the test and the result would lean more on an extrovert type. Apparently I am a Defender which some parts were accurate/insightful but most were a tad off base or how I would react years ago. I think regardless of what our personalities are like, everyone has their own unique traits to bring to the table.
Would you say you're able to empathize easily with another person's problems?
Like for me, when two people are complaining to me about eachother, I can 'see both sides' of their story and empathize with each person's reasoning instead of taking just one side. Although, I won't ignore/discount any negative parts about how each has handled the situation. Also, would you say you're the shy type or just more reserved?
I don't see anyone as a bad person, or a good person. Everyone has a reason that seems right to them that they would do something that seems wrong to another person. People may appear to be selfish, evil, deceitful, arrogant, vulgar, kind, respectful, loving, caring, selfless, or exhibit any other trait at any given time and there's always a reason behind it. There's always something going on that people don't know about. An arrogant person may brag about his or her achievements, but they may take pride in their success because they come from a family that has been consistently unfortunate, and they mean to show happiness, but it comes off as arrogance. A caring person may seem as though they'd do anything for anyone without thought for him or herself, but they do it because that's the only way they can make themself happy, and they suffer from depression because they feel like they're not doing enough. I don't hate anyone because I don't know them enough, nor am I in the right standing required to be able to judge someone based on their actions. I've done horrible things and so has everyone else. So no one except God has the right to judge.
A big argument that's been going on has been the whole Liberal vs Conservative debate. I used to call myself conservative, because that's what my parents identify themselves as. Then I began to call myself neither Liberal nor Conservative because both have their faults. Both tend to demonize the other side without realizing there's so much in common between the two sides. Both care a lot about the direction America takes. They just have different ways of getting to where this country needs to be. Liberals could use more logic in their thinking as opposed to solely listening to their hearts, and Conservatives could stop being politically incorrect just for the sake of going against Liberal ideas. I hate getting into politics. I don't know it well enough and the more you watch the news, the more it feels like the same thing being said over and over again. So I'll get off that subject.
I would say I'm simply more reserved. I tend to join social events with my church youth group, but I don't say much. It's mostly because I don't have much to say. Seems a little ironic, now thinking about it, because I'm always thinking about everything, and I literally just wrote two huge paragraphs. I like to sit off to the side and watch what everyone else does, though I do join in half the time. I'm not that expressive. My piano skills seem to reflect that. I can play some, and I can even play well, but other than two basic songs and snippets of a hundred others, I can't do much. I enjoy music and focus on the feeling it gives me, though I can't put it into words. I'm better able to express my thoughts through writing because I'm given more time to think about how I should say what I mean to say. Sometimes I think that in order for someone to truly understand me, they have to talk to me through some written method, like texting, e-mail, letters, etc. That's how I got into a close, but not romantic, relationship with a girl I met here on Christian Forums. We started by talking about one common interest, then we began to learn more things about each other. Our likes and dislikes, our troubles, our triumphs, and we both know we'd be there for the other if either one of us had a bad day.
That's three paragraphs so I'll stop there for now. Go ahead and ask more questions if necessary, but if not then thank you so much for taking the time to listen.
