Two_Face
>I'm a clever, sly fox with the face of an Angel 
>I'm deeply introverted, but share a few known extroverted characteristics. Whenever I speak, I attract a large audience with my fascinating persona or manage to horrify one of my peers with gory details of the human mind. Either way, I like watching their reactions.
>I have two personas, but one motive:
My motive is this: if I act this certain way, how would it benefit me? How will it benefit others?
>I can be open-minded, eccentric, fun-loving, creative, talkative, flirtacious and bold. I ask a lot of questions if I'm curious, and people always answer them because they find me "good weird". I'm exciting and magnetic in this form; emotional and intuitive.
>As an extrovert, I'm able to express myself more openly. My awkward conversationalist ways still show off a slightly hidden introversive side, but for the most part, I'm able to relate to people and get them all enthusiastic about my ideas and dreams.
>I'm usually more sensitive to peoples feelings when I act like an extrovert, but I feel like I'm too "nice" and pushy-over because I bite my tongue; really, why do I have to act like an extrovert to get people to actually like and listen to me?
>When I'm not acting like an extrovert, I'm being an introvert: which honestly, I didn't want to admit as being my "true" self.
>I can be keen, distant, observant, perceptive, secretive and totally...crude. I hold no emotional ploy in this form, but strangely enough, this attracts a few curious strays.
>I highly value intelligence, and try to apply rational sense to everything I can.
>Everything is a step-by-step process in my mind, even Art; don't try to talk me out of it, I know it is.
>I make up plans that nobody ends up following; this kinda peeves me, but I usually end up being the one depended on when things go wrong...which makes me feel like I'm helping out in some sort of way.
>I'm always doing things like stroking my chin, and saying things like "interesting" when nobody is around to judge me.
>I'm sarcastic and hate doing things that demean myself; even if I know it's going to further my success in some type of way.
>I will spot a liar easily.
>I have a wall in my room I keep tackling things onto for everything I have ever felt like an accomplishment, from sketches from 3 years ago to family photos to written-up stories and school reports.
>Don't get me wrong, I rely mostly on logic, but I can be VERY EMOTIONAL when one of my close companions get hurt. I cry silently, then grit my teeth, pick up a dry-erase marker and start plotting "the enemy's" downfall. Things get really scary when I take all that frustration and start running outside...
>Sociology, Criminology, Creative Writing, World History, Environmental science, Biology, Chemistry, Neurology, Political Science, International Relations and Journalism(traveling the world & interacting with the locals has always appealed to the lesser extroversive side of me).
Likes: Pretty much everything I listed above. London Music, Japanese Manga(shounen), cookie dough, thriller movies, T.V shows, exercise and paperback novels. Robots.
Dislikes: Rainy days and Twilight. Hostility, Pollution and obnoxious people.
>I'm deeply introverted, but share a few known extroverted characteristics. Whenever I speak, I attract a large audience with my fascinating persona or manage to horrify one of my peers with gory details of the human mind. Either way, I like watching their reactions.
>I have two personas, but one motive:
My motive is this: if I act this certain way, how would it benefit me? How will it benefit others?
>I can be open-minded, eccentric, fun-loving, creative, talkative, flirtacious and bold. I ask a lot of questions if I'm curious, and people always answer them because they find me "good weird". I'm exciting and magnetic in this form; emotional and intuitive.
>As an extrovert, I'm able to express myself more openly. My awkward conversationalist ways still show off a slightly hidden introversive side, but for the most part, I'm able to relate to people and get them all enthusiastic about my ideas and dreams.
>I'm usually more sensitive to peoples feelings when I act like an extrovert, but I feel like I'm too "nice" and pushy-over because I bite my tongue; really, why do I have to act like an extrovert to get people to actually like and listen to me?
>When I'm not acting like an extrovert, I'm being an introvert: which honestly, I didn't want to admit as being my "true" self.
>I can be keen, distant, observant, perceptive, secretive and totally...crude. I hold no emotional ploy in this form, but strangely enough, this attracts a few curious strays.
>I highly value intelligence, and try to apply rational sense to everything I can.
>Everything is a step-by-step process in my mind, even Art; don't try to talk me out of it, I know it is.
>I make up plans that nobody ends up following; this kinda peeves me, but I usually end up being the one depended on when things go wrong...which makes me feel like I'm helping out in some sort of way.
>I'm always doing things like stroking my chin, and saying things like "interesting" when nobody is around to judge me.
>I'm sarcastic and hate doing things that demean myself; even if I know it's going to further my success in some type of way.
>I will spot a liar easily.
>I have a wall in my room I keep tackling things onto for everything I have ever felt like an accomplishment, from sketches from 3 years ago to family photos to written-up stories and school reports.
>Don't get me wrong, I rely mostly on logic, but I can be VERY EMOTIONAL when one of my close companions get hurt. I cry silently, then grit my teeth, pick up a dry-erase marker and start plotting "the enemy's" downfall. Things get really scary when I take all that frustration and start running outside...
>Sociology, Criminology, Creative Writing, World History, Environmental science, Biology, Chemistry, Neurology, Political Science, International Relations and Journalism(traveling the world & interacting with the locals has always appealed to the lesser extroversive side of me).
Likes: Pretty much everything I listed above. London Music, Japanese Manga(shounen), cookie dough, thriller movies, T.V shows, exercise and paperback novels. Robots.
Dislikes: Rainy days and Twilight. Hostility, Pollution and obnoxious people.
- Birthday
- November 14
- Biography
- When I was in elementary school I was always a little bit more on the introverted side, and was often labeled as the "sick" kid with an extreme case of shyness.
Fast-forward to middle school and I'm the wacky extrovert, ranting about tacos and middle school survival guides. I was in this cool art program and drew a lot of cute & creative things. I was great with molding clay with my hands and making up stories.
10th grade year in high school I was an ENTP, joined clubs, loved abstract subjects in school, discussing theories, helping others, leading the scene and voicing my opinions.
11th grade my personality changed drastically; I became more independent, and logical. I still wear the ENTP mask when the situation demands it, but at home I'm all INTJ. I plan, process and perceive. I research what I'm interested in and apply those learned processes to every aspect of my life; I discard those that I find useless in real life. I can honestly say that as a former ENTP, I sense emotions, but just can't always respond appropriately to them. Depends on the person I'm talking to.
- In descending order, which 6 things could you never do without?
- > A notebook and a pen; gotta take notes on the sly or write down ideas about new stories to write.
>Novel or Non-fictional Book; learning new things
>Sticky Notes; keep things in order and get things done.
>Make-up; first impressions
>Watch; the way you spend your time now defines your future
>USB drive; save projects & data
- MBTI
- INTJ
- Enneagram
- Type 5
- Occupation
- I am interested in the human mind and like to stud