I love this kind of stuff, but this is really creepily accurate. A psychiatrist has classified everyone into 16 personality types.

Take this quiz to see which one you are:
http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm

I'm an INFJ.

Here's a good page for an explanation:
http://typelogic.com/infj.html

Just click on your results.
I'd like to see what everyone is!

I'll be darned! I'm an INFJ too.

cool, I love this kind of stuff!

I'm an INFP interesting!

it said i'm an ISFJ, but i'm not sure how accurate it is in my case.

& they spelled "Jimmy Stewart" wrong, which kinda bugs me. i wonder if that's my protector thang kickin in?

interesting...

cool!

and yay GRChereck! we're the same unique personality type!!

Biff, i think that's ur SJ kicking in.
I'm surprised that you're an S though. TMBG fans are normally N's because of their abstract ways.

well, like i said... i don't think it was entirely accurate.

i'm a Mom though, & i was raised Catholic, so maybe that has something to do with it. worry & guilt are the foundation of my existence.

and you know... i could take it again & choose all different answers depending on my mood at the time.

haha who knows. i just love this kinda stuff.

I wouldn't be surprised if you really were an S though...

yeah, it's hard to tell with those things 'cuz people's personalities vary so much!

It's really neat though

what does S mean? i'm no good at this stuff.

ok, i was skimming the page about me, & it's kinda true. my family is the most important thing in the world to me, & if i want a job done right i do it myself. my memory sux though. also, if one of the kids unloads the dishwasher (for example) & they ask me if they put things back right i always say "if they're not still in the dishwasher, then you did it right". i always put everything back where it really goes when i find it in the wrong place though. i learned from my own Mom that it sux to do a job & then hear about how wrong you did it. i swore i'd never do that with my kids. i always used to get hassled for hanging up the clothes left handed when i took em out of the dryer. i hated that. i'm left handed, of course i'm gonna hang shirts the left handed way. what's the big deal? they're still hung up.

back when i worked at the shirt factory, i was always the one that got pulled off my regular job to go do a different job if they needed someone in a pinch. they knew i'd always do it right, & if i didn't know something, they knew i'd ask someone instead of just guessing. all the other chicks hated me for it. (except for my buddy Robin) when i was pregnant, i hardly ever had to do my regular job. (which sucked, btw) then when this other chick got pregnant, & still had to keep doing her regular job, she was so pissed! it's not my fault that i'm fabulous. suck it up, you big baby.

i like to be a help, but i'm basically a lazy person. if you don't believe me, just take a look at my messy house.

all Moms suffer in silence though. if they don't, they're not doing their job right. if you didn't, life would be one big fight, & you'd be mad all the time. if you can't handle being a doormat, don't have kids. that's just the way it is. i mean, they're not gonna grow up & thank you for changing their diapers when they were a baby. it just ain't gonna happen.

although, Nathan did tell me that it was my own fault that he had to go to Austria (& put me through hell worrying about him) cuz i always read to him & made him learn his spelling words.

so see? even when you get thanked, you don't really get thanked. you just get blamed.

it doesn't bother me at all if my kids, or someone i else i love do things that aren't what most people would consider "normal" though. i kind of prefer it. if my kids were like everybody else's kids, i'd probably be really disappointed. i always liked it when Nathan dyed his hair unusual colours. i thought it was cool. i like that Noah shaves his head. it makes him happy, so it makes me happy. that part was completely wrong.

but you know... you can't put anyone in a box & label it... especially not me.

Sometimes I feel like I don't thank my family enough for what they do. I guess that's just the kid in me though, 'cuz deep down I really appreciate it.

My dad used to show me all these crazy obscure movies and music. He loved to paint, and he did a lot of performing too, he was a member of a local theatre league and the International Brotherhood of Magicians. I feel like I owe a lot of my personal taste and uniqueness to him. I'm a lot like my dad really, I'm shy, immature, and a bit of a pushover.

Everyone always said when I turned eighteen there would be some kind of miraculous transition into adulthood, but I still feel the same. I still watch Saturday morning cartoons and have to be urged to feed my dog and do the dishes. Living in the dorms has helped a little, it's kinda making responsibility a necessity, afterall no one is here to remind me to make my bed or do my homework. I have to do it myself, or I will suffer the consequenses.

It's easy for a kid to get used to being pampered and coddled by their family, but they truly miss it when it's gone. My point is, kids sometimes take the things their families do for them for granted, but I believe we all appreciate it.

oh yeah, i know i'm appreciated. i was just saying that that's the way it is, in my opinion.

i don't think kids owe their parents one thing. they didn't ask to be born. my kids owe me 0.

i think if every kid picks a few things their parents did that they hated, & don't do those same things to their kids, & so on & so on, some day we would have a perfect world. (cuz every parent does things their kids hate, no matter how good of a parent they are)

and i still hate the fact that i gotta be a grown up. i still feel like i'm about 17 on the inside.

you know what they say, you're only as old as you feel

your kids are awesome, what with their record label, cool music, and movie. It shows that you're an awesome mom

Introverted - 78%
Sensing - 38%
Thinking - 12%
Perceiving - 56%

I'll read all about it later.

I think you'd make a great mom lado, you're a sweet and clever person. I agree, parenting is something that improves with each generation. Mothers and fathers naturally want the best for their children, and they always want things better for their kids then it was for them. I love it when parents allow their kids to branch out and express themselves.

I feel the same way as you lado, I'm constantly curious about things I don't understand and am always trying to learn about those things.

but I don't think I'd make a good mom I love kids, but I can barely take care of myself! My friend from high school and his wife had a baby a few weeks ago, it really amazes me. I don't feel like I'm anywhere near that stage in MY life!

I'm INTJ

which is "Rational Portrait of the Mastermind"

"Masterminds are rare, comprising no more than, say, one percent of the population, and they are rarely encountered outside their office, factory, school, or laboratory. Although they are highly capable leaders, Masterminds are not at all eager to take command, preferring to stay in the background until others demonstrate their inability to lead. "



sweet

all these capital letters are getting me confused. there needs to be a 'C' one.

i didn't pressure my kids to do anything, but i did tell em that if they wanted to go to college we didn't have the money to pay their way, so they were gonna need to earn scholarships. they had to go to the schools that were willing to pay their way for em. they have zero debt now. i hate how so many kids nowadays start their adult lives under a huge pile of debt. it's sick & it's sad & it's wrong.

i don't think you should even want to be a parent yet, flame. i had 2 kids by the age of 24, & it wasn't easy. if i had it to do over, i'd want to have the same kids... but a little bit later in life. it does rock to have em mostly grown by your 40s though. it's a weird trade off. i'm like the hot mom, when compared to their friend's moms. (if you can imagine that)

that's cool and it's good that your kids are debt free, I agree that debt is a bad start for anyone. I was kucky that my family was so poor that I got approved for enough financial aid, plus the money I had saved up over the summer and Visual Services were a huge help too. I haven't had to take out a single loan, what a relief!

..."Mastermind" @ klim

that's wonderful, flame. you're off to a great start!

we're poor too, so the kids got pell grants to go along with the university scholarships they got for their grades.

debt sux.

aww thanks a lot Flame, but I'm sure you'll make a fantastic mother!

neat Klimdeeni! thanks! isn't it nice being smart?

luckily, colleges have been using a grant system instead of loans lately, and a lot of been getting into it too. it turns out that Princeton will cost only a little more than if i went to the college my dad works at....now if i could only get in!!

grants are great if you can get em. Noah graduated from college Magna Cum Laude, but he had to get a loan for Grad School. it was gonna be a lot. i'm kinda glad he decided not to go after all. what happens to the kids who take out all those huge loans, & then can't find a good paying job after school? they're screwed, that's what. a bunch of their friends had to get loans. i worry about those kids futures.

Nathan's in his last year of college, & then he wants to go to Grad School. i have no idea how he's gonna pay for it. i'm worried already. he's gotten pretty good at finding free money. i hope he can keep it up.

if it's different where you live, then i'm glad.