Personal Essay On Personality Types

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I think I was pretty hesitant about agreeing with my personality type in the beginning because I did not want to come off as someone who believes in everything I read. For the record I still am not that type of person, I mean I did just finish taking a class literally about critical thinking.. However when I reread the characteristics behind my personality type, which is INFP, introvert, intuitive, feeling and perceiving, I thought to myself how spot on it actually was. I think what I had initially tried to argue over it was the whole impractical and fantasy like perspespective people with my type are stereotyped to have. But let’s get real, I am a natural romantic, I enjoy seeing the good and beauty in people, situations and almost all things. …show more content…

As much as a happy-go-with-the-flow type of person I am, does not mean I’m a pushover nor an easily influenced person. I think about things far too deeply to be persuaded into something else. When I believe in something, I typically am very passionate about it. I’m understanding and still very open minded enough to see the other person’s p.o.v because I like to know all sides before I mark my own opinion. One last thing my personality type is described as having a very fantasy like perspective on the world, which at first when I read that I seriously thought it as having a childlike mindset so I wanted to argue against with it. But like I said I’m a natural romantic, optimist, so that’s completely true…to an extent. I’m still fairly realistic about situations and I don’t put everything on hopeful pedestals. Nevertheless the few values and characteristics about being an INFP is being really creative, passionate, open minded, and idealistic which completely reflects on my political …show more content…

Bernie Sanders, as most know is a candidate for the democratic party and Jill Stein is for the Green party. This does not surprise me, I’m far too open minded to ever lean toward the other party. I also find that what is most important to me are social issues and environmental issues, so no shocker I find myself agreeing with the more liberal side. I just find it interesting that according to iSidewith I agree with Bernie 90%, I think he has a lot great opinions but I thought he was too much an idealist.. Guess me being pretty idealist myself really does reflect off of me when it comes to these

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